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Slot Review: Orient Express

The title might conjure up images of intrigue, glamour, and Far East appeal, but you shouldn’t expect too much of any of these things from Orient Express. This completely disappointing slot game is a poor effort from Vegas Technologies, a lesser-known casino gambling software provider. With a tiny jackpot, lame excuses for graphics, and no bells or whistles to entice players, it’s unlikely that you will find much about this slot machine to enjoy.

Orient Express features five reels and twenty-one paylines. Coin values range from one cent to ten dollars. Max coins is set at twenty-one – although we would not understand why anyone would want to waste up to two hundred ten dollars a spin on this disappointment. (Luckily, this game comes equipped with a free practice mode so that, if you wish, you can try it out without having to spend your hard-earned money.) There is a jackpot of just twenty five hundred coins.

We’re unsure if an actual Vegas Technology employee actually designed this online slot machine game, or if the company used this as a project for Take Your Child to Work Day. The symbols (dragon ships, tigers, dragons, and ninja girls) look like they were drawn by a child. There are no wild or scatter symbols, as no bonus features. This slots title does feature a “stop” button that allows you to stop the reels individually in hopes of having a better chance of lining up a winning jackpot. There was some music playing that we guess was Asian-sounding, but otherwise, there was not much to recommend this game.

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