Roar Like A Minotar
Minotaurus Review
From the minds of the people at Endorphina comes this Greek-inspired slots game revolving around the legendary Minotaur. Upon starting the game, the player is immediately struck with the rich and atmospheric visual design: the slots are rolled in to what appears to be a dark hallway deep within a dungeon, illuminated only by a pair of flickering torches. The actual design of the game itself adheres largely to the traditional slots setup, with your rows of slots, pay lines, and betting options found where you would expect.
Blending what looks to the familiar with the fresh, Minotaurus certainly has the potential to draw you in, but is it worth your time to play?
Roar Like a Minotaur!
When you first open up the game, you …show more content…
While the game itself does not offer any innovative features, the effort put into its design does not leave the player wanting for further visual or auditory stimulation.
Ride the Bull!
The game’s setup is fairly intuitive: you have up to 10 paylines on the side of the reels and your per spin wager selection on the bottom. Options to change the graphics and sound are at the top-right corner, and you can adjust the coin size you wager by clicking the coin next to your credit amount – the amounts go from increments of 0.01 to increments of 1. You can adjust your betting amount for all of the lines in play on the bottom. Free spins do not exist in this title, but you do have the opportunity to get re-spins if you get the Minotaur symbols, something that is covered more in-depth below.
In the Hands of the Gods
If you do not want to click every time you wish to roll the reels, the game offers an auto-roll feature that can be adjusted fairly extensively in the menu. You are given a lot of control over how the auto-spinner should act, in both determining how long it goes for and when it stops. These advanced features may appeal to those who want to play a large number of games quickly, but still have a say over when the auto-spin feature comes to an end. The same menu also offers the chance to adjust your graphics and sound settings, as well as the language you play
From the minds of the people at Endorphina comes this Greek-inspired slots game revolving around the legendary Minotaur. Upon starting the game, the player is immediately struck with the rich and atmospheric visual design: the slots are rolled in to what appears to be a dark hallway deep within a dungeon, illuminated only by a pair of flickering torches. The actual design of the game itself adheres largely to the traditional slots setup, with your rows of slots, pay lines, and betting options found where you would expect.
Blending what looks to the familiar with the fresh, Minotaurus certainly has the potential to draw you in, but is it worth your time to play?
Roar Like a Minotaur!
When you first open up the game, you …show more content…
While the game itself does not offer any innovative features, the effort put into its design does not leave the player wanting for further visual or auditory stimulation.
Ride the Bull!
The game’s setup is fairly intuitive: you have up to 10 paylines on the side of the reels and your per spin wager selection on the bottom. Options to change the graphics and sound are at the top-right corner, and you can adjust the coin size you wager by clicking the coin next to your credit amount – the amounts go from increments of 0.01 to increments of 1. You can adjust your betting amount for all of the lines in play on the bottom. Free spins do not exist in this title, but you do have the opportunity to get re-spins if you get the Minotaur symbols, something that is covered more in-depth below.
In the Hands of the Gods
If you do not want to click every time you wish to roll the reels, the game offers an auto-roll feature that can be adjusted fairly extensively in the menu. You are given a lot of control over how the auto-spinner should act, in both determining how long it goes for and when it stops. These advanced features may appeal to those who want to play a large number of games quickly, but still have a say over when the auto-spin feature comes to an end. The same menu also offers the chance to adjust your graphics and sound settings, as well as the language you play