Tiger Rush Slot review

Tiger Rush is a jungle based game, one of the few from Thunderkick not to have an unusual or unique theme. The quality is just as high though.

Tiger Rush is available via Thunderkick and it’s one of the many great looking releases from this company. Before we get to its features, let’s check out its graphics though. You’re going to be taken to an Asian jungle, the sort of place where bamboo trees are everywhere, and which has tigers, birds and flowers for its symbols. What’s unusual about it is that the major symbols are turned into Indian paintings, while the lower positions appear to be colorful stones with various decorations on them. It’s a common theme, but Thunderkick added their own flavor of design to it, so it’s unique in some ways. I would’ve wanted more painting style icons, even for the low positions, but the slot works well even as it is.

1750x the stake ($175,000) is the game’s biggest potential payout for a single round, and to help you get there, you can use wild symbols which expand, scatters and a bonus game. Otherwise, Tiger Rush is a 5 reels game, with 10 fixed lines most of the time, though the bonus game takes the number up to 25 lines.

The bet in a Thunderkick slot seems to be standard, with fixed values listed, which will go from $0.10 to $100. Once you select the bet, the paytable tells you the cash amount that each combo can pay.

The Tiger Expanding Wild is among the feature icons you’re going to see appear in this case. These will expand to cover the whole reel and will be replacements for most symbols, though obviously not for scatters.

The game’s own logo will be the scatter, and you will see these icons appear on the 1st and 5th reels. Two scatters will trigger the free spins for you, but so will a scatter which has an adjacent wild. The more combinations you got as triggers for the bonus feature, the more free spins you receive.

As the free spins start, the middle three reels expand to have 5 symbols instead of 3. The number of lines goes to 25.

Tiger Rush might not have as unique of a theme as other games from Thunderkick, but it’s been implemented very well, and its unique side comes through the design.