Then it goes medieval with castles and a Robin Hood styled gentleman (Complete with a bow and grinning goatee) sitting on the reels alongside the glowing white unicorn of the games name. Mystical unicorn can easily feel like a game which is confused with its own identity, on the one hand it comes across like a classic Alice in Wonderland remake, bunny rabbits, an attractive maiden, woodland mushrooms and the like.
The key to this ‘Deluxe 5x4’ range is that all this is now available on 40, 50 and even 100 pay-lines for more possible win combinations. On the face of it this is simply another WMS G+ Deluxe title, it features all the familiar concepts from games like Napoleon and Josephine larger than stock symbols with increased art detail, synchronised cabinet lighting, and cheesy voice over big win celebrations. Mystical Unicorn is guilty of both these historic ideals, but it is still a very popular land based casino slot which means this tried and tested principle may not always be a negative path to follow, after all customers know what they like.
‘If it isn’t broken don’t fix it’ is a phrase common to almost every industry or walk of life in the world, slot game manufacturers like everyone else do tend to often play it safe - churning out multiple themes on the same gameplay platform or improving slightly on an old range without being drastically dynamic in providing new creative ideas at every release date.
