Life is too short to be wasting precious hours of it on this pointless, tedious game. If you feel you must take a gamble like that, do it in a real casino; at least there you won't have to worry about passing out from pure boredom.
GameVortex writes: "I am really not sure who this game is targeting because there's no real thrill in playing the slots if you aren't really winning anything. I can't see casino patrons booting this game up in lieu of going to their local casinos. I can't really see anyone seeking this game out. Like I said earlier, it looks fairly good for a slots game, but it's just a pointless game and it's really not any fun. I know time went into making this game and it's clear they were trying to make an optimal slots game, I just don't see a big need for a slots game and I didn't enjoy it. If you are a diehard slots lover and don't want to go to a smoke-filled casino and spend your real money, maybe this is the game for you. It just didn't do it for me".
GameZone writes: "Sound and visual effects are not especially immersive in Reel Deal Slots Adventure; this is disappointing, as the game's premise showed plenty of potential for detailed artistic design and perhaps even a few original mechanics. For the most part, the game feels rigid and outdated – even the menu navigation is a mess. There are some interesting bonus features to break up the pace, but I won't spoil any of them by going into detail here. Die-hard slot lovers will certainly enjoy some of what Real Deal Slots Adventure has to offer, but I very much doubt this is the best fix you can find for your money".
