Dancin’ Zombies Slots
We’re not sure about you, but since seeing Michael Jackson’s music video for Thriller, we’ve had a love for boogying zombies that we just can’t seem to shake. It’s not quite as obsessive as Tina Belcher’s, but we’re worried it’s getting there, especially now that we’ve discovered Dancin’ Zombies.
Disguised as a 5-reel slot machine, this 25-payline grid is actually a means for a whole host of spooky brothers and sisters to get their groove on in the dead of the night – you won’t have seen a graveyard this lively. Period.
As with any shindig, there is always someone who wants a dance off, which in turn leads to heated arguments and big money wins. Here we sort of skip the arguments and get down to the money, with a large base jackpot of 4,000 credits.
This Ain’t No Ballroom
Quite, in fact this is as far from a ballroom scene as you can get, so if gnarled flesh and skulls make you squeamish then you’re best looking elsewhere for your dancing fix. If you can keep looking though, then you’re going to need to show the undead some cash before you observe their routines.
Players who are used to engaging with the brand will be used to the sort of betting ranges on offer, but for those that are new to MultiSlot and how they do things, their standard is 0.05 up to 2.00 credits, although some vary.
Whatever amount you choose will be applied to each of the paylines, which as we mentioned earlier adds up to 25, so be sure you’re comfortable with what you’re laying down. Basically, if you have the highest amount in both bets and paylines, your first stake will be roughly 125.00 credits. From what we can see, there doesn’t seem to be a way of reducing the number of paylines you use.
There is also an auto option listed at the bottom of the screen which is your chance to avoid endless clicking; set your number of games between 10 and 100, with further settings to determine when these should terminate early, say if you win or lose a certain amount. After that it’s just plain sailing, with only maybe the paytables guide coming in handy.
Dance Fever
Talk about a mix of dance moves – these zombies really know how to party! There’s hula skirts, 70s disco outfits, and some serious tango poses that we can’t even perfect living let alone dead.
As you’ve probably guessed already, the icons on the grid that depict a zombie or themed image are those that gift the most money, whereas the ones depicting only card values have a much lower payout.
The disco zombie with a gorgeous ginger perm is the highest one of the ‘normal tiles’, giving you 2,000 credits if you find five of him, however it’s the wild boombox that will reward you the most throughout the entire game, coming in at a whopping 4,000. It will also sub other symbols to help towards winning combinations.
It’s the bonus game we really want to discuss though, for it takes a break from dancing and takes you on a much more intriguing and macabre hobby: gravedigging. When you get at least three of the bonus round tombstones you will be taken to another section of the cemetery where there are several rows of graves. The trick here is to locate the graves that have the same buried treasure, you only need two so it shouldn’t prove too taxing, should it?
Sweet Moves
This slot machine, known for its medium variance, is one that horror fans will especially love, but which all walks of gamers can appreciate. The jackpot isn’t quite as high as other slots from the brand, such as Diamond Digging, but it’s still a tidy sum. What is more, the looks and sounds in this game are just to die for (not sorry), and so we give this a well deserved thumbs up.
