Treasure Chest Slots
Treasure Chest is one of the latest games from the iSoftBet team and, while it may have a rather plain name, the game itself is anything but. There is some great background scenery on offer that fits perfectly with the graphics and sound effects to give you a game that is great to look at and fun to play. iSoftBet are famous for putting in some pretty big jackpots up for grabs and by the looks of things Treasure chest is no exception.
Arriving on the scene amidst a flurry of hype, can Treasure Chest live up to the iSoftBet reputation though? How does it compare to similarly themed titles? Ready on to find out more about the 5 reel, 5 payline video slot that has everyone talking!
Digging for Treasure
The theme of the game is a pretty simple one, as iSoftBet are inviting you on a treasure hunt. The problem? The pirate guarding it is just a little bit paranoid, and you’re going to have to get past him to win big when you spin the reels of Treasure Chest. The visuals in the game offer quite the mix of realistic graphics and cartoonish fun.
The background of the video slot pulls you into a casino, as it’s actually the interior of a casino complete with slot machines on the walls. But the middle of the screen is where you get the real Treasure Chest graphical experience, as it where the reels and their brilliantly symbols are located. These symbols include pieces of golden jewellery, a safe filled with doubloons, and a map showing you where the treasure is buried.
The Sounds of the Sea
The sound effects of the game aren’t as good as the rest of the elements that make up the theme. There are the sounds that you’d usually hear in a casino, so there is the idle chatter of nearby players and the sound of slot machines. A lovely little sound plays as the reels spin and a celebratory tune rings out when you score a winning combination. But if you were really going to compare the audio elements of Treasure Chest to other iSoftBet titles it does fall a touch flat at times.
Coin After Coin
Treasure Chest is a slot machine with 5 reels and 5 paylines. There are also plenty of betting options on offer. You are able to set the price of your coins between 0.02 up to 2.00 of your chosen currency and you can place up to five coins on any active line. What this means is that your total bet in Treasure Chest can fall between anywhere between 0.02 and 50.00.
Laden with Gold
As you might expect with a game like this there isn’t a bonus game on offer. But there is a pretty healthy £10,000 jackpot presented to players who are able to line up five of the jackpot symbol in a row. Treasure Chest also features an autoplay function. It’s super easy to set up and use. All you need to do is set the bet and then watch the reels spin themselves. With there being a manual stop function implemented should you feel the need to manually take back control of the game.
Following the Map
iSoftBet have managed to put together a pretty good game here. You can play it using the simple user interface that guides you through everything hassle-free. There is no cookie cutter control panel in place either, as what is implemented looks to be completely bespoke.
Some of the buttons on the control panel have a treasure map in the background and the interface is made using what looks like sand, which adds to the overall engrossing theme. The bottom left of the screen has plenty of information such as your winnings, your bet, and your current balance. Next to this are the “+” and “–“ buttons that you use to set the bet. Finally, the right of the screen is home to the spin button that gets the ball rolling.
Cracking Open the Treasure Chest!
Treasure Chest is a simple looking game on the surface that proves to be a lot of fun to play. Built seemingly from the ground up, this slot machine seems to be have been created with novice players in mind given how quickly you can pick up and play the game with a really small bet. All in all, iSoftBet can give themselves a well deserved pat on the back, because Treasure Chest stacks up well against similarly themed slots titles.
