Maximator Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Maximator Review

While we still had big hopes for Swintt not that long ago, it is hard to say what exactly we can all expect from them going forward. You see, it seems that the studio is intent on releasing one straightforward slot after another, and innovations are few and far between in that mix. Of course, that’s a legitimate business strategy, but the actual experience isn’t all that great for the players, especially since Swintt are repeating the same formulas over and over again in many regards. That, unfortunately, is also the case with Maximator. It’s a 3x3 slot with 5 paylines, and it’s eerily similar to many previous Swintt slots.

Before we get to the details, we have to be fair and say that there are many other studios that also repeat similar formulas time and time again. For Maximator, though, Swintt didn’t even bother with coming up with new visuals. It all appears to be lifted from previous releases, and that’s something that we have a hard time seeing.

Let’s now say a few words about Maximator’s mathematical model. The game’s volatility is high, and it’s definitely not helped by the 18.42% hit frequency. The even more disappointing bit, however, is the fact that the game’s fixed jackpot is only 800x your stake. Its betting range is fine, on the other hand, as it goes from just £0.05 all the way up to £100 per spin. As for the slot’s theoretical RTP, it can be 85.29%, 90.02%, 92.11%, or 95.01%.

Maximator Slot Features

There are 8 pay symbols in Maximator, and they are split into 5 low pays and 3 high pays.

In terms of special symbols, there are Wilds, which can substitute for other symbols to complete winning combinations. They also have their own value, as they pay 16x your bet for a winning combination.

If you get two reels full of matching symbols without a win, you’ll trigger the Respin feature. It will give you a free respin of the third reel for another chance of winning.

Get a full set of matching symbols on the reels to trigger the Wheel of Fortune feature. Here, you’ll get to spin a bonus wheel that contains multipliers and the slot’s jackpot. If you get a win multiplier, you’ll get it applied to the triggering payout.

Finally, there’s the Gamble feature, which you can activate after any win and which is all about guessing the color or the suit of a face-down card. Guess right, and you’ll double or quadruple your win. Guess wrong, though, and you’ll lose your potential payout altogether!

Review Summary

All in all, Maximator isn’t a particularly bad game on its own, but it’s outright awful in the context of Swintt slots. The designers basically took parts of previous Swintt slots and arranged them in a slightly different manner, presenting the final result to us as a new release. That’s not really acceptable, though, is it?

Pros

• Doesn’t over-complicate things

Cons

• Just bits and pieces from previous Swintt slots put together
• Pretty poor math model

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