Sunny Fruits: Hold and Win slot review

Let the sun shine bright and get ready to play some hot spins. Sunny Fruits: Hold and Win is an exciting fruit machine.

Sunny Fruits: Hold and Win is a fun mix of classical fruit machines and modern mechanics. It is a simple game at its core, but has that little extra twist that makes it interesting.

This is a high-volatility slot with big swings. The game feels like a proper fruit machine should. Every spin has potential for big wins, but to get there, you need to let the sun shine super bright. The sun symbol is your best friend and a way to unlock the jackpot wins.

If you are looking for an easy and fast-paced slot with big wins, then keep on reading. This game might be just the thing you are looking for.

Graphics and sound

Sunny Fruits: Hold and Win is as simple-looking as it gets. The only thing it has for a theme is “hot” and even that isn’t very deep. But none of that actually matters, as the point of the game is to be a fast slot that is easy to pick up and play.

The visual side is a bit weak. It’s all the same stuff we have seen a thousand times before. It’s okay, but extremely forgettable. There are some nice animations here and there when you win big, but that’s about it.

The same is true about the sounds. There is no music in the game and the sound effects are unimaginative. You’ve heard all of them before in every other fruit machine. They aren’t bad sounds, but they don’t really add anything.

Symbols and wins

Sunny Fruits: Hold and Win is a simple game, so it was obvious that it has simple symbols as well. The game features all the traditional symbols that fruit machines have used throughout the ages. The only unique ones are the hot special symbols.

The slot has 8 regular symbols, that are divided into three tiers. All the symbols within a tier have the exact same wins. The low-tier symbols are cherry, lemon, orange and plum, the mid-tiers are pear, grapes and watermelon, and the seven stands alone as the high-tier symbol.

This kind of tier system is a bit deceiving. The wins between each tier are linear and seem to grow nicely, but that’s not actually the case. If you separated each symbol and looked at it again, then you’d see some serious stagnation. You should be paying attention to the special features if you want to win big.

The two special symbols are a wild chilli and a scatter sun. The wild is just a regular wild, but the suns are something else. They can feel like they are in the way, but get at least six of them and you activate the bonus game.

The bonus game is the best way to win. You get to re-spin the reels a couple of times and try to gather more suns. There are even three jackpots for you to win. It is easy to win 50x your bet in the bonus game and possibly so much more. Each sun is worth 1x – 100x your wager and you get at least six of them.

Features

• Bonus Game: Let the sun shine bright

The suns are up and it’s getting really hot in here. When at least 6 sun symbols are on the reels, you get to play the bonus game. All the sun symbols are now locked in place and you get 3 re-spins. Every time a new sun shows up, it’ll stick and the re-spins reset.

When all the re-spins are done, you win the combined face value of the symbols. If a sun has the word Mini or Major on it, you win that jackpot. If you get 15 suns on the reels, which is enough to fill the entire board, you win the Grand jackpot.

My experiences

Sometimes a simple game is just what you want. When you don’t really want to learn a new one or just don’t feel like playing anything complex. Sunny Fruits: Hold and Win is a perfect game for those moments.

Its biggest strength is its fast and easy gameplay. Anyone can pick it up, learn it in seconds and have some fun. It’s a decent high-volatility fruit machine that can surprise you with nice wins. It may be risky, but that’s part of the fun.

The only major problem I found with this slot, is that it’s been done already. This is exactly the kind of game that every developer has done at some point. Don’t get me wrong, the game is all fine and good, but it’s nothing new. If you happen to come across it and feel like playing a fruit machine, then it’s not a bad choice. I just think that I’ll forget this game even exists in about a week.