Realistic Games has released a new slot titled Take Note, hoping its simplistic game mechanics can grab the appeal of players.
This latest slot aims to provide the kind of entertainment quality players often get from a Realistic Games title.
New Slot’s Note-Grabbing Dynamics
Take Note’s grid layout doesn’t look as complicated as that of other games. It has a three-reel dimension with just five winlines. However, the game’s Note-Grabbing feature allows the maximum jackpot to balloon to as much as 1000x the stake.
It sets its volatility at a medium level with 96.15 RTP. Here, players have the option to play conservative or go all-out with the maximum bet value as betting denomination ranges from $0.05 cents to as high as $200.
Aesthetically, this game pales in comparison to other modern video slots but it got the classic fruit machine appeal. The symbols are similar to what is usually found in a fruit slot. Watermelon, oranges, lemon, cherries, and a bell serve as the high-to-medium paying symbols, while the Lucky 7 icon rewards the highest prize on the paytable. Of course, the presence of Scatter symbols makes everything a lot more interesting as it can unlock the bonus round.
Pay Attention to the Notes
To win some serious cash in Take Note, players have to unlock the Note Grabbing Bonus Round. Three Take Note symbols landing anywhere on the reel will trigger the bonus round, where players have five spins to get as many notes as they can. Once the allotted spins are consumed, the grabbed note with the highest value is awarded.
Robert Lee, commercial director at Realistic Games, believes their new slot can attract old and new generations of players. He added players will like its classical fruit machine vibe along with a simple payout mechanic.
“Take Note is a classic Realistic Games title – familiar to our loyal fans but offering plenty of engagement to attract the new generation of players.”
“The five shots at winning big in the bonus round build anticipation on every offer, making this a slot which is sure to perform strongly for our operator partners,” Lee said in the press release.
