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When it comes to the bonus round of this game, we find that the information surrounding it is less than helpful, a trait more brands seems to be adopting. They appear to leave the information vague, leaving gamers to stumble about in the dark. And while we can appreciate that a sense of mystery should surround the features, we like to be able to understand what is going on.

Should you unlock the main feature, titled the Time Warp Bonus, you’ll be taken to a screen with two 3x3 grids, in which you’ll want to find as many identical holograms as possible. You’ll spot these tiles due to their appearance: there’s a dinosaur, a column and a rocket. Each of these are linked to their own set of outcomes, with the rocket symbol, aka the Distant Future Mode, giving out the most free games at 12 spins. None of them do much else besides give you a whirl of the grid for free, and so we’re left wanting. Yet again.

Moving on from the features, we’d like to take a closer look at the format of the matrix, namely the winlines, for there aren’t any. At least not what you’re likely accustomed to. Those of you who have been gamers for years will probably know ways to play, but for newbies it could be an adventure into the unknown. Ways to play essentially broadens the grid’s winning opportunities, allowing for greater chances of success. It doesn’t always work out this way, but when it does we feel it in the weight of the money we gain back.

That being said, the difficulty of this slot machine doesn’t appear all that friendly, even despite its RTP, and so we have to ask whether the ways to play is beneficial at this point. We found we lost more than we won, and with no gamble option to savour on the wins, the paytable felt barren and cold; we wanted the slot to come to an end so that we could move on.

If you feel like the alien element is lacking in Time Warp Guardian, not only would you be correct but you’d also be in luck, for we’ve found another slot machine that should fix that issue right up. It’s from a different provider – Rival – and it’s called Alien Spinvasion, a corny title if ever we’ve heard.

This real cash slot comes in hard with 50 winlines; not quite as varied as the interface of Playson’s game, but it’s still a good turn out for players to interact with. And, should you like familiarity, you’re in for a treat seeing as the special features are all about free spins.

Having played with Playson before, we knew what to expect from them, however for those that are only joining now, concluding on a title such as Time Warp Guardian might be hard. This is because it has potential, but it’s potential that’s left untapped, allowing for all sorts of flaws to come creeping in. These issues, combined with a medium variance and high volatility, leave many of us desperate to try out another title, far removed from the tech savvy aesthetic of Time Warp Guardian.