Reviewed on Friday 20. February 2015
Lately I have followed closely slots developed by the company BluePrint Gaming, and the main reason for that is that I found some machines that could be considered quite generous, as may be the case of "Cop the Lot" or "Chuzzle" ; there are also some quite funny as "Plants vs. Zombies" (like the game for mobile) or "The Pig Wizard", all of them with very professional and beautiful designs, as much as or more than in Deep Sea Treasure, which additionally has a music background with a quite nice Caribbean rhythm, very similar to the game Little Mermaid of BetSoft.
¿Nice?, Yes, but I'm not sure I could say the same about hitting average, nor the prices shown on the pay table, where apparently it is not very worthwhile to complete lines of less than 5 of a kind, and believe me when I say to complete a single payline of these is not a simple task. Something that reliefs some of these low prices effects is the existence of 2x and 3x multipliers in wild symbols, identified as having the image of a shark with huge teeth.
Now let's look at the only special feature used in this game, and it's a round of free spins, triggered when the appearance of 3 scatters, with the image of a puffer fish, occurs, and where you must click on one of the scatters to know how many free spins you have the right, they are usually over 10, and then at the end of the round an octopus appears caring about chests containing multipliers up to 8x to be applied to the total earned during your free round, and I do not know if it will be a perception problem, but I got the impression of the hitting average decreases dramatically during free spins, so the amount you will multiply is a really miserable value, and that is to me a real shame, mainly because the few BluePrint slots I have played so far, have a really captivating potential to generate profits, quite different from this one, which I think is so tight that it is not even worth having it in mind to meet wagering requirements when clearing bonuses in casinos. I guess it's normal that every company have "tight" machines to balance almost certainly low profits made by so-called "loose" machines.
I can be wrong, but I would recommend to play other BluePrint slots instead of this one, or simply to be quite cautious before spending your money on this video slot.
Now let's look at the only special feature used in this game, and it's a round of free spins, triggered when the appearance of 3 scatters, with the image of a puffer fish, occurs, and where you must click on one of the scatters to know how many free spins you have the right, they are usually over 10, and then at the end of the round an octopus appears caring about chests containing multipliers up to 8x to be applied to the total earned during your free round, and I do not know if it will be a perception problem, but I got the impression of the hitting average decreases dramatically during free spins, so the amount you will multiply is a really miserable value, and that is to me a real shame, mainly because the few BluePrint slots I have played so far, have a really captivating potential to generate profits, quite different from this one, which I think is so tight that it is not even worth having it in mind to meet wagering requirements when clearing bonuses in casinos. I guess it's normal that every company have "tight" machines to balance almost certainly low profits made by so-called "loose" machines.
I can be wrong, but I would recommend to play other BluePrint slots instead of this one, or simply to be quite cautious before spending your money on this video slot.
