RoTiki

RoTiki is an online slot machine brought to us by Play'n Go. And, it’s trademark Play'n Go that players will get with this new release. You see, this is a development team that is always working on giving those spinning the reels something different, a sort of unique experience to immerse themselves in.

The best slot games are always those that take you on a bit of an adventure, right? And that’s precisely what we get in RoTiki. But, it’s not an adventure to the Pacific region without a purpose. Instead, players will travel there because something valuable could be up for grabs.

The reason for heading to the Pacific region is that in the 18^th century, the area was ruled by King Kamehameha. And the former ruler plays a crucial part in the premise, as it’s said that all his riches were buried with him when he was laid to rest.

So, to embark on this mission to locate the uncovered treasure, players can spin the reels of RoTiki from just 10p per round to get involved. And, for those who want to go a bit higher, there’s a max bet of £100 per spin, which means RoTiki is a Play'n Go title for everyone.

The game area in RoTiki, as you will expect, is on the large side because of the Cluster Pays system. Forty-eight symbols will be present across the 6x8 grid, and the top prize of 1,000x will come via the Cluster Pays engine in most circumstances.

And while players explore the Pacific region, they can take in some excellent views, as the artwork in RoTiki is fantastic. It’s eye-catching and similar to what you'd expect to see in a video game. The graphics add to the immersive qualities this Play'n Go release has in abundance.

We’ve seen Tiki-style games before like Tiki Tastic and Tiki Beats, as examples. And yes, they all follow a similar pattern regarding how they look and the symbols that make an appearance. Again, it’s important to reiterate that this is a Cluster Pays game, which naturally impacts the game visually. But in a good way.

We’re going to get straight into it with the symbols, and we’re pleased to report there are no royals or icons that you’d describe as common. Instead, you’re getting representations of animals as the lower payers of the selection, which is fine. They look great and fit the style.

Then, the rest of the symbol selection is, of course, made up of Tiki idols. Tiki idols are always great because they pack a punch in the colour stakes and are fun too. And, it’s obvious they were going to be the star of the show in a game called RoTiki.

The feature to begin with in RoTiki is the Cluster Pays system because it’s the main route to success. And by success, we mean prizes. The 6x8 grid will be loaded with icons, but only clusters of five or more will result in a payout. But, it’s a benefit that clusters can form horizontally and vertically.

If a player lands a cluster, three respins will then take place, with any new winning icons remaining locked in position, resulting in more respins, a process that can continue indefinitely.

Once the respins are over, a couple of wilds will transform into one of the game’s two gods. One god can transform the winning icons into mask symbols. And the other will connect the clusters together and turn them into the same icon.

If a player happens to cover all the positions of the game area with winning clusters, the Treasure Room will begin. It’s in here that selections are made, and they can provide perks such as multipliers, special symbols and more. The multiplier value obtained in the Treasure Room will apply to the prize that triggered the bonus feature, with the chance of a top payout of 1,000x.

It’s fair to say that Play N Go are the type of development team that never disappoints, and they certainly don’t here with RoTiki. We’ve seen Tiki-inspired slots before, but how the exciting Cluster Pays mechanic gets brought to life as the game’s main feature is fantastic. And it’s reason alone to give the six reels a spin.