Magic Book 6 Slots

Magic is so often associated with witches that wear pointy black hats and ride broomsticks, but the magical theme goes far beyond the Western ideologies we’ve grown up with; magic can touch any land, any culture. This is why Magic Book 6 has a Middle Eastern vibe to it, helping to make it a stand out title from others of a similar disposition.

Sporting a basic paytable and a 3D set of aesthetics that look to have been created back in the 1990s, the game doesn’t seem to have much going for it other than ease of use. But wait, for the betting threshold is rather low and the money you can win rather high, making it an online activity you’ll want to have a taste of. Especially if you’re a big spender.

The plain paytable will take you through a number of familiar card suits, as well as on a magic carpet, conversing with a mystical sherman, and dancing with a beautiful performer; think of it as a bootlegged version of Aladdin. Except there’s no Disney or fluffy feel good vibes here.

Maximum Bet All the Way

Normally we’re all for taking the cheapest route and going from there, but with activities like Magic Book 6, it pays for you to go all in (provided you can afford to). This is because the symbols and their payments change whenever you increase your wager, meaning the more you play with, the better your potential rewards.

It could be argued as to why the maximum bet button is just as prominent as the spin: to lure you into playing with the most amount of cash. You’ll note that the betting range is on the down low, in the lower right hand corner; the least you can play with is €0.10, which gives you the largest return of €150. Although a reasonable amount for many, for those who like real magic, valuable magic, you have to dig deeper into your pockets and bet the full €50.

As odd as it may sound to see us saying this, that sum of money is actually quite low for a game that boasts wins of up to €75,000, provided you get enough of the top paying tiles. Whichever way you go, you’ll have 5 fixed paylines to work with, making this a low variance game, especially with only the scatter symbol as any form of special feature.

All Knowing Scatter

The scatter may be the only icon worth getting (if you like bonuses), but it does quite a lot for just one tile, such as providing free games and substituting symbols. Yup, this is a scatter and wild seemingly rolled into one icon, in a bid to give you the most chances of winning possible.

Usually you’d need to get three, four or five of a kind to make a win, but here you can get six of a kind as well, with that figure being the number that brings in the most coins – if you want expensive prizes, you need to get all sixes.

Let’s assume you’ve got the full amount of the scatter symbol, what do you win? That would be a sum of between €20 and €10,000 (depending on your bet), and 10 extra spins. Sadly, the number of games you get won’t change, even if you’ve been fortunate enough to get as many as six symbols lining up, which let’s face it, is a tough one.

When the Magic Fades

All of us knew that Magic Book 6 wouldn’t have much staying power. It’s a game that has a lacklustre title and aesthetics to match, with only the monetary gains being worthy of note. And even then, you’ll soon lose interest in the idea of getting the big bucks because, quite frankly, you’ll become bored due to the lack of features.

We dislike painting a bleak picture, but those are the facts that you have to work with when playing this title from Gamomat. All that’s left for us to do is wish you well on your spellcasting journey, and hope that you fare better than we did.