Immortal Romance is like the adult version of Twilight, or the gothic version of Clue. It has four main characters: Amber, Troy, Michael, Sarah. The journey through the four levels of the Chamber of Spins bonus game uncovers secret parts of their lives and relationships. It brings the players one step closer to unveiling the full truth. But, just what is that truth?
The story starts with Amber (image to the right), a descendant from a line of Caribbean witches who possess supernatural powers. Sarah is her ordinary mortal friend (or so it seems) from childhood, who falls in love with Michael – a vampire. Sarah doesn’t know that, because Michael is disguised as a genetics professor. Amber, being a caring and protective friend, threatens Michael that if he comes close to her, she’ll inflict some serious damage.
Sadly, her plans are thwarted by Troy – another immortal vampire born in the early 19th century from Hungarian aristocracy. Troy throws Amber for a loop, because he develops an interest in her. This guy’s bio labels him as a ‘vampire playboy‘ – no joke.
There’s some extra plot thrown in here and there, but at the final level you’ll discover that – shock! horror! gasp! – Sarah isn’t exactly 100% human herself. If you care enough, you can read up about each character’s individual story in the paytable.
The tone of the overall slot is very dark, and the graphics are some of the better ones that Microgaming has produced. The narrative touch is definitely a bonus to this slot, because it does essentially circle around the Chamber of Spins bonus game. It’s very similar to another Microgaming slot, Thunderstruck II, in this way but with higher payouts. Still, as with most great slots, it’s the gameplay that makes this slot a success more than the graphics and storyline.