Pinocchio Slots

Pinocchio Slots is a great looking filmic game that plays on the classic theme in the now classic Disney version of it and works well in the process. Everything is well executed, production values are through the roof, and we find ourselves hard pressed to fault much about the experience. We thoroughly enjoyed the time we spent with it, mostly wishing that they had taken the time to integrate all of the reels a little more. Still, it’s the most minor of criticisms, and we feel bad even saying that. If you love great slots, you’ll love this game. Skip this review and jump right in. If not, read on and we’ll convince you!

Premise

The premise of Pinocchio Slots is the old fairy tale. Not the real tale, mind you, as that was a book written about how kids are horrible and ends with Pinocchio being burned and hung. Not a lot of people know that because the Disney version took over, but that was the original story. Surprised? We were when we read the original too! This game is thankfully based on the friendlier Disney version of the character, as the original would be a grim tale indeed.

Presentation

Graphics in Pinocchio Slots are amazing. Everything is crisp, clear, colorful, and compelling to look at, which makes your time spent playing all the easier because of how easy they are on the eyes. It’s ripped from a feature film, with not a pixel out of place, and 3d rendering fit for the silver screen. Even the suits of cards show a lot of thought and effort put into them, as does the logo and UI. It’s a pretty game all around and we can’t think of a thing to change about that, aside from maybe making the toy maker a little more flattering looking because we feel for the guy. He just wanted a kid, and now he’s old and all alone!

Mechanics

Gameplay in Pinocchio Slots is great, but nothing you haven’t seen before. At 5 reels and 15 pay lines, it does not break the mold there, choosing instead to keep things classy in ways we can respect. Betting here ranges from a couple of pennies to $1, making this an accessible slot that anyone can jump into in hopes of winning a lot of money without worrying about necessarily breaking the bank in the process. Max bets cap out at $75, which tends to be how we rolled when we played it a bunch for our review. The bonus round is called Real Boy Mode, which is creepy to say but plays pretty well. Nothing to impress you, but you’ll win more money and we appreciate it.

Likes

• Wonderful graphics
• Amazing UI
• Good source material
• The Disney version of the tale
• Solid and classic play mechanics
• Decent payouts

Dislikes

• Gameplay is not very innovative
• Can be a little addicting at times for obvious reasons

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it Buggy?

In the time we spent playing this game, we did not encounter any bugs, problems, or errors. The same cannot be said for all slots of this genre, so we commend the developers for a job well done on that. We also encountered no issues in processing winnings or payments, and everything ran very smooth just like you would expect across many varied devices in a variety of ecosystems and operating systems.

Final Verdict

Pinocchio Slots is a game made for everyone that isn’t afraid of dolls. We’re not, and think you shouldn’t be afraid to give this game a try either. It looks great and plays well and pays even better. We’re at a loss for what more could be improved about it, aside from higher betting amounts. If you love the tale and like what you see, don’t hesitate to give this one a go! We recommend it wholeheartedly, even though if we saw a talking doll in real life we’d probably burn it and scream.