Playtech brings slot game lovers another memorable title emulated after one of popular culture’s most iconic television series. With a dated theme and score straight out of the 70’s, The Six Million Dollar man is a breath of nostalgic air in an all too often gaudy host of modern casino slots. You’ll play alongside the bionic man, Steve Austin, who commands his own symbol on the reels as well as bionic limbs and memorable characters from the television series.
The game is certainly played-down compared to many of the modern titles being produced by Playtech developers. However, it certainly doesn’t lack rewarding features and even boasts one special option that players will definitely want to try out for themselves.
With 5 reels and 50 paylines, this game has no lack of possible winning combinations. Betting begins at the modest amount of $0.01 and climbs all the way up to $25 per spin, making the maximum wager per turn a hefty $1,250. Players can choose to make use of the Auto Spin feature for as many as 99 turns or until a game feature is achieved.
Wilds, Scatters and the unique Bionic Spin mode offer players plenty of opportunity to garner substantial rewards from the reels.
Bionic Scatters
Stacking three or more of The Sic million Dollar Man symbols across the reels will unlock the free spins feature. Players will be awarded 15 free spins immediately and will have the opportunity to acquire more during free games.
Wild Symbols
Stack these useful symbols across the reels to complete winning combinations where there would otherwise be none.
Bionic Spin
This unique slot feature allows players to wager an additional 50% of their stake on the following spin, bumping the maximum wager up to $1,875. During bionic spins, 0-5 wilds will appear across the reels and offer an opportunity to complete symbol combinations that go beyond the rewards of any normal spin.
Sounds of the 70’s
As mentioned before, this game is modeled completely after the televisions series in design as well as sound. There is really no escaping the dated sound effects and graphics many fans grew to love. You’ll get a kick out of the retro appeal for at least a portion of your stay, but if you grow weary of it there’s always volume control to let to focus on the rewards instead of the soundtrack.
