Lost City

Generally I’m not a big fan of Boss Media products because graphically I just don’t find them too attractive and except one or two game I haven’t even played with them. One of these exceptions is Lost City and though my skepticism and visual vindication don’t disappear with it but somehow I see it a decent game. The Lost City name points out a little adventure in an ‘under the sea’ theme with symbols of diver, treasure, shark and others.

The slot has no visible paylines at all instead the wins are calculated by rows and the bets just can be varied by coin denomination (€0.05-€1) with 1 to 5 coins so the total bet range is €0.50-€50. I like how the winning combination is indicated here the creators found for it a great way as the figures of the good line remain visible while all other emblems on the screen are darkened. The main prize is 5000 coins and 2 Scatters on the table mean 10 free spins are awarded while 3 Treasure Chest figure activate 25 free games in which all winnings are counted at doubled prize and this feature can be re-triggered.

The real curiosity of the slot is hidden in its bonus solution. It has a treasure hunting story so the bonus is divided into 4 sections. The main goal is to collect bonus points and if 4500 such credits are grabbed the chance for big win is there. The Bonus Quest symbol can reward player up to 250 points if it appears anywhere on the screen. The very first time it lands on a reel the Bonus 1 is activate where we have to find a partner to decrypt a secret map and win some bonus points. 1500 collected points are needed to get entry to the second bonus and then a transport plane must be chosen to take us to the ocean. At the 3rd stage after collecting 3000 bonus credits we’re selecting a ship which with we can find the island. In the final stage we have 12 hours to find lost city and every unsuccessful pick on a square decreases our time and when we finally find the island the timer shows how many hours are left and that’s exactly the number of our choices from 12 pots in the bottom of the sea.

Though every stage of bonus can award more and more points but the player has to have a decent bankroll to finally reach the end. It’s a very unique and real entertaining multi-level side game and the final cash reward is usually big enough to play it to the end.

This is the innovative things that I like to see more and more slots as I believe this is the way to keep players entertained and to exile the monotony out of the playing sessions. I only can wish here to have a more tempting, funnier pictorial appearance but other than that it’s a real good game.