Cashzuma and the Tomb of Wonga
You all know that I’m adventure-loving wombat. Well, this game had my ears pricked up. Uncovering ancient treasure in exotic climes and trying to make some hard cash? Let me at it! Core Gaming is whisking us off to the Cashzuma and the Temple of Wonga slot! With a title this good, I was straight onto the gaming reels and ready to roll!
There’s plenty to attract your attention in this game, starting with 4,096 ways to win. Slightly different to your avaergae pay-line game like the Sherlock’s Casebook slot machine in other words!
Look and Feel
This Core Gaming title sports a jungle as far as the eye can see with trees flanking the reels. And in the distance is the title’s fabled Temple of Wonga. Let’s get ready to play on the transparent reels topped by a stone sculpture.
And to give you even more of a sense of the remote location of your game, you’ll hear the gentle beat of jungle drums and forest sounds.
Game Play
We’re off to to play over 4 rows, 6 reels and a once in a lifetime 4,096 ways to win! That’s not as many as the Return of Kong slot but it’s not half bad, let’s be honest. And I thought the 40 pay-lines on the Pandas Run slot machine was impressive!
Make your wins by collecting 3 or more matching icons left to right or just match a pair of Cashzuma high priests and cash-in.
We’re searching for the Temple of Wonga, so naturally the highest value icon is the high-priest, Cashzuma, in a feathery headdress. This top trump priest is worthy a mighty 50x your wager for landing 6 of this icon on an active pay-line. And because we’re looking for loot you’ll see a big diamond, emerald and ruby as the other high-value symbols.
A selection of the Ace through 9 of the card deck in coloured stones, also from the Temple of Wonga, are the lower value icons.
And there’s a special Bonus icon which, helpfully, is the word “Bonus” written on stone. In fact, the game’s Wild is the word “Wild” similarly spelt out next to a shining sun icon. I am starting to like this game! It’s right on my level.
The Bonuses
As soon as you make your first win, you’ll discover that the Cashzuma slot boasts a Cascading Reels mechanic. When you bag a win you will see the winning icons disappear to be replaced by a cascade of new icons. It’s kind of like the Avalanche feature in Gonzo’s Quest, if you have ever played that game. Come to think of it, that has a temple in it as well! Hmmmm. Core Gaming, you naughty fellows.
Tomb of Wonga Free Spins
The Tomb of Wonga. Hands up who thinks that is a great name? Kudos to the guys and girls who dreamt that one up.
A trio or more of the Bonus icon unlocks the Tomb of Wonga Free Spins feature where you have a choice to make. Which free spins modifier will you pick? Will you choose the dramatic Luna Wild Eclipse? Or, will you decide to take a chance on Multiplying Spirits? The choice……is yours.
Multiplying Spirits
At this point, you could choose Multiplying Spirits and have a multiplier applied to any win you make here. That sounds pretty bonza to me. 3, 4 or 5 bonus icons will give you 10, 15 or 20 free spins.
This adventurous slot is a medium to high variance game with plenty of wins on offer. Consecutive wins will increase the multiplier up to a totally bonkers upper limit of 100x! Now that’s worthy of a Vegemite sarnie, with all the trimmings! A bit of cheddar cheese slipped in there always goes down a treat if you’re making.
Or, perhaps you’ll sample the Luna Wild Eclipse? Simply land 3, 4 or 5 bonus icons and generate 12, 18 or 24 free spins. This bonus involves Wild icons landing on the middle 2 reels and turning sticky. These Wilds stay frozen in situ for the remainder of the free games.
Get lucky and land 2 or more bonus icons during this mode and you will get additional free spins.
Summary
We liked this slot- it’s a wild ride jungle style, is Cashzuma and the Tomb of Wonga slot: try your luck on free spin modifiers. Prepare to get your paws on 4,096 ways to win in this Aztec style escapade.
Wombat Score: 4 out of 5
Dust off that jungle gear and try and fill your boots with some of that wonderful wombat wonga my friends!