You might not make enough to place a downpayment on Millionaires Row, but there’s still some respectable money to be made – especially if you can fill your loot sack to the brim before making off with the progressive jackpot. You, on the other hand, have chosen to amass your wealth through the far more honourable means of playing video slots for hours on end. They’re.how to put this? Bold? Brash? Downright horrible? It’s not Novomatic’s finest moment, to be frank the robbers in particular are grotesquely caricatured, but that’s the price they pay for choosing a life of crime.
The first thing that’ll strike you about this game is its graphics. Millionaires Row is its subtitle, presumably in reference to the desirable loot the thieves are targeting, and not to an outbreak of bickering among the filthy rich. Novomatic Group which includes Mazooma, have brought the cops and robbers trope bang up to date in this five-reel take on a well-worn theme. For as long as people (the predominant players by some margin) have been thrusting sweaty coins into fruit machines, cops have been chasing robbers around flashing boards with swag going to the victors and jail to the losers. Cops ‘n’ Robbers is a timeless theme that’s graced countless slot machines over the years.
