Pacific Attack Slot Machine Overview
Pacific Attack is a World War II themed slot machine namely inspired after the pacific sea battles, those interested in World War II will love the unique game symbols that are inspired from the war that shook the world over 60 years ago. As Pacific Attack slot machine is powered by the award winning Net Entertainment the machine itself uses the very latest in gaming graphics, each symbol here looks stunning mixing a classic feel with state of the art graphics, you feel like you are watching a high definition documentary – while the military inspired sounds help to fully engross you in the game play as you spin the reels.
Pacific Attack slot machine offers 5 reels across 3 rows with up to a maximum 15 pay lines in play at once. Not only can you choose how many pay lines you want to play with at Pacific Attack slot machine, you can also choose from 1 to 20 different bet levels and a coin value ranching from 1 penny to 20 pence, putting you in control of your finances. The maximum bet at Pacific Attack slot machine will cost you £60, with a whopping 300,000 coin jackpot to aim for.
Whether you are history buff or a fan of sea and air warfare, Pacific Attack slot machine is a tastefully created homage to the war that shook the world back in 1939.
Pacific Attack Slot Machine Game Symbols
At Pacific Attack slot machine you will find a fantastic selection of World War II inspired game symbols, with no playing card symbols used (like most online slot machines) each game symbol here is totally unique, and add to the high quality gaming experience.
The Pacific Attack slot machine standard cash symbols feature war medals, each one looks unique from the other but all are pleasing to eye and look like they would be given out to outstanding soldiers. There are 4 large cash symbols at Pacific Attack slot machine; Officers Hat, Drop Bomb, Parachute Bomb, and Naval Mine, again these symbols fit the theme perfectly and the stunning artwork really brings each symbol to life.
To gain a win at Pacific Attack slot machine you need to match 3 or more of the same symbol in succession from leftmost to right, the more symbols you match the bigger prize you receive. Make sure to check the Pacific Attack slot machine paytable which is located on the lower left of the screen, to familiarise with what prize equates to each symbol.
Pacific Attack Slot Machine Bonus Features / Games
Of course no war themed slot machine would be complete without an interactive bonus game, and Pacific Attack has an excellent cash making bonus game waiting for players who match 3 or more Spitfire Bonus symbols in succession. You are taken to the pacific ocean with the Pacific Attack slot machine bonus game, where a group of planes bomb a section of the water leaving splashes and hits akin to the popular board game Battleships, you then get to bomb areas of the water earning money for sinking ships.
Sometimes all soldiers of the war has to keep them going was a picture of a loved one, and in Pacific Attack slot machine matching 3, 4, or 5 Picture Scatter symbols will unlock 10, 20, and 30 free spins respectively, and to spur you on all cash winnings are tripled while in free spin mode. The Pacific Attack slot machine wild symbol features a dashing Army flight pilot and substitutes for all other symbols (expect of course Scatter and Bonus symbols).
Pacific Attack Slot Machine Game Play
The Pacific Attack slot machine interactive bonus game is one of the better bonus game I have played online, mixing stunning animations with the popular board game Battleships this bonus game could be a standalone game in its own right; matching 3 Bonus symbol will bring a smile to your face as you know the chance to win big has come your way.
From its military inspired sounds, to its excellently created World War II inspired game symbols you will be hooked at this slot machine from when you first spin the reels.
While the theme of World War II can be quite a taboo as so many people lost their lives, Pacific Attack slot machine has been tastefully done, and seems more of an homage to the war then a glamorisation of it.
