Beetle Jewels

The images for Beetle Jewels are absolutely superb. Each symbol has been drawn in a metallic style that carries and almost 3D look about it. In addition to this excellent art choice the higher paying symbols are all animated when a winning line is created. This adds to the atmosphere of the game and really makes it feel special when you win. The sounds all add to the game’s theme with a wonderful mix of ambient forest sounds and music being played when the reels spin.

The background is a beautifully crafted view of the forest, drawn from the viewpoint of the forest floor. It has a delightful mix of both cartoon and realistic style to show the trees in a colourful way but while still retaining a realistic edge.

The gameplay for Beetle Jewels is very much a standard video slot fare. During the base game there isn’t a lot going on that ramps up the excitement, the medium to high volatility means that wins don’t come along that often, although when they do they tend to pay well in relation to the stake. There is one feature that occurs at random that adds to the base game slightly though.

The maximum wager for Beetle Jewels is $10. This is a relatively low maximum wager, which will appeal to players on lower budgets. It may not appeal to players on higher budgets and could in fact put them off from playing. The minimum wager of $0.10 means that low budget players are covered completely across the board when it comes to the wager options for Beetle Jewels.

The maximum payout for Beetle Jewels is up to 5,000 coins. With a maximum coin value of 1.00 this means that there is potential maximum payout of $5,000. This is up to 500 times your stake and is a relatively low payout for a medium to high volatility game. This combined with the very low RTP of 95.5% means that the potential for payouts with Beetle Jewels is quite low.