Rumble Ratz Megaways Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Rumble Ratz Megaways Review

It’s well established by now that Kalamba Games like to do things their own way, and Rumble Ratz Megaways is a perfect example of that trait. It’s not like any other Megaways engine game out there, not least since the grid comes across as static most of the time. K-Cash symbols are needed to expand the reels one position at the time, and 46,656 is the most win ways you can hope for.

Maxing out reels awards whatever K-Cash prize has accumulated above it. The rats are busy in their cheese-stealing operation, while an angry cat is sneaking around trying to catch them. The audiovisuals are decent enough for an unusual theme, and the bonus round is all about accumulating cash prizes by resetting the spin tally and building the total win K-Cash multiplier.

Rumble Ratz Megaways Slot Features

The premium rat symbols pay between 3 and 5 x your stake for 6 of a kind wins, and the cheese Wild symbol substitute for pay symbols to help complete wins. Wilds can land on reels 2 to 5 in the base game, and reels 2 to 6 in the bonus round.

You always get at least 4,096 win ways, but the megaways don’t change randomly per spin as you might be used to. Instead, you get blocker tiles covering the upper parts of the reels, and K-Cash symbols that are collected may also unblock a position.

The Bonus Round triggers from 3+ scatters, and you also win up to 18.75x from the triggering spin depending on how many scatters you landed. You win 3 starting free spins either way though, and the reels start out with 2 positions blocked per reel. One blocker is removed per K-cash symbol that lands, and the K-cash value is also added to the above-reel prize.

The respins tally is reset to 3 again for each blocker tile you remove, and maxing out a reel by removing both blocker tiles progresses you along the multiplier meter. It starts at x1, and can go as high as x10.

Non-UK players, and anyone eligible, can take advantage of the HyperBonus feature. It comes with 3 bonus buy options, and you can pay 60x, 100.4x or 140.6x your stake to get 3 free spins with K-Cash multipliers that can go as high as x4, x7 or x10, respectively.

The 200 Spins Rumble Ratz Megaways Slot Experience

You get a decent taste of the base game, before we purchase the top-tier bonus round at 1:16 into the 2:55-minute highlights video. As you probably have gathered, the feature didn’t last for all that long. However, you can still see for yourself how we fared by hitting the play button below.

Review Summary

It’s hard not to think that Kalamba could’ve saved whatever fee they paid for the Megaways license, as Rumble Ratz Megaways is so different from what most associate with this engine that it’s almost unrecognizable. This is good in one way, of course, as the game most certainly sticks out from the crowd. However, you get static reels most of the time, with occasional upgrades via K-Cash symbols.

The K-Cash prize system keeps you busy in the base game, but it will seldom amount to anything too significant. Everything is taken up several notches in the bonus round though. At least it can be, depending on what kind of multiplier you achieve.

Pros

• K-Cash symbols remove blocker tiles
• K-Cash prizes accumulate above each reel
• Max out reels to win the K-Cash prize above
• FS w/ multiplier upgrade system up to x10

Cons

• The 5,000x potential is below average for this engine
• Beware of adjustable RTP ranges

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Pushy Cats - is a feline-focused release from Yggdrasil, and you get sticky wilds respins when wilds land. This may take you all the way to the bonus round, which comes with bouncer modifiers and walking wilds. The max win is 20,000x your stake, and it’s one to try if you like oddball games.

Pile 'Em Up - is a nintendo-style release from Snowborn Games, and the magnet symbol collects coin values that may also be boosted by an increasing multiplier.

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