Batman and Catwoman Cash Slot Review
- Checked by Kay Jones
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WARNING: As of the 1st of April, 2017, Marvel themed slots produced by Playtech are no longer available. If you enjoy the bonus features, please consider playing their replicas part of the Age of the Gods line of slots, also by Playtech. Marvel based slots are no longer available due to the agreement Playtech had with Marvel. The agreement will not be renewed because of Disney’s family-friendly image.
Christopher Nolan’s depiction of Batman brought life back to the franchise. The vigilante hasn’t always been so dark and gloomy. Christian Bale did an amazing job portraying Batman and Catwoman was decently played by Anne Hathaway. However, we must give it to Adam West and Julie Newmar as they turned Batman into a popular comic hero. Batman & Catwoman Cash is has nothing to do with Microgaming’s Batman slot series based on the movie trilogy. This is Playtech’s creation and it takes us back to the 1960s.
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First and foremost, this is a progressive jackpot slot. It’s part of the DC Network Jackpot, which is identical to the Marvel Progressive Jackpot Network. A few slots are put into one group and all of them contribute to the progressive jackpot. Batman & Catowman Cash has 25 paylines and no you cannot decrease this number. The minimum entry bet is 0.25 only, whereas the maximum stands at astronomical 2,500.
Features
This slot is rather similar to the themed slot Batman & the Joker Jewels, but this time around the focus is on Batman, purr-fect Catwoman and Batman’s sidekick Robin played by Burt {}. We enjoyed the design, we must admit we haven’t seen something like this in quite a while. It has all bonus elements a modern slot can have, Scatter, Bonus and Wild symbols, but players can also win one of the 4 jackpots Mini, Minor Jackpot, Major Jackpot and the most desired Grand Jackpot.
Batman & Catwoman Cash slot features Catwoman in the bonus games, but it’s not all that attractive as one might think. The trigger conditions are rather complex which make bonus features infrequent almost non-existent. We managed to trigger them only once during a fairly long play session.
Special Features
The Cat Burglar Bonus is triggered by landing the Bonus symbol on reels 1 and 3. Players can win instant cash prizes which are rather modest, or to increase the multiplier for the next Free Games Bonus.
If you get 3 Bonus symbols, on reels 1, 2 and 3 you’re in for a big surprise with the Batman VS. Catwoman Free Games. Batman will provide the number of free spins, whereas the alluring Catwoman is in charge for the multiplier factor. This is the source of your profits. Although the bonus free games rarely occur, they can make a change. If you want to be successful with the Batman & Catwoman Cash slot you better start playing with a hefty balance and prepare yourself for a long play session.
This retro slot will awake some good old memories. If Playtech made the bonus feature trigger more frequently this would’ve been one amazing, rewarding and entertaining progressive slot. Speaking of progressives, players can win the progressive jackpot on a losing spin as well, regardless of the bet size.
However, according to the rules of Batman & Catwoman Cash, the higher your bet per spin is, the greater the chances of triggering the jackpot feature are.
Conclusion
Players who prefer entertainment over payout won’t enjoy Batman & Catwoman Cash slot. We have to be honest about that. However, players who can afford a bigger budget can in fact profit. It’s a highly volatile slot. All it takes is one bonus free games feature and you can get back on track. Seeing a DC Jackpot Network is great for the market. Somebody had to compete with Marvel. And who can do it better than DC Comics?