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Set in a homely albeit it slightly too artificial looking kitchen (come on, nobody’s place is that clean), is a grid of frozen looking food and condiments that fall somewhere in the cute but freaky category.

Despite looking like they’ve been forced into this slot machine against their will, all of the adorable foodstuffs we see are graphically sound and appealing, even if they don’t wow us immediately. What they do do is champion junk food, and that is something our stomach’s can get behind even if our minds tell us not to!

The four-legged cheeseburger (why the legs?!) is your top tile here, coming in at 200.00 coins when you eat up five of them, however only three of these icons and you’ll get a less than desirable win of 10.00. Considering that this is the maximum amount on any of the 12 symbols you’re bound to be doubtful that this game is even worth the punt. Stick with us, because we’re getting to something good.

And that is in the form of the multipliers placed at random on your winnings, and which can increase up to x5 your initial stake. While that sounds boring, add to the mix that there are collapsing reels involved here and it suddenly becomes a lot more enticing. The only thing is, with how volatile this medium variance slot can be, players may find themselves having to dedicate quite a few minutes of their day to Big Tasty if they hope to win big.

As for the rest of the icons and features, there’s nothing really worthy of note – no wilds, no scatters and no bonus symbols, which we find very odd and yet the game functions very well. If they were included the game could be a lot more amusing during the base game, but it would probably also make it a lot harder, meaning your wins would be few and far between.

Customers have a much larger betting range of 1.00 to 50.00 coins, which seems fair given how high the jackpot can climb. There isn’t a max bet feature in this iGaming2go title either, making us wonder whether they ever bother with them or not, which seems a shame as they’re incredibly handy.

As for autoplay, it certainly adds a more intense pace to the whole experience, but given how hit and miss this slot machine can be, we reckon the automatic option will be forever switched on. There’s nothing quite like keep clicking and more disappointment staring you in the face.

Like so many other titles from the brand, there is a risk option added at the add of every winning spin, but they rarely vary and end up being a choice between a red and black card. Those who know double ups will be well aware that failure to guess correctly will result in a loss of your funds, while success doubles it.

Sometimes slot machines just don’t pan out and Big Tasty feels like one of those examples; it has some promising features but they get swallowed up by everything else and the numerous flaws. It just feels like it’s in need of some major TLC and a whole remodelling.