If 6 logos line up, the payout value is worth 50x your stake. Return value varies, depending on the bonus selection, cycling the figure between 95.19% to 95.50%.īase game rules are standard Megaways stuff, so 3 matching symbols from the leftmost reel trigger a win – except the logo symbol, which pays out for a two-of-a-kind hit. Players can expect a more volatile experience this time around, moving from a medium setting into medium/high territory. Opening up the stake menu provides a set of bets that should suit most but the highest rollers with options from 20 p/c to $/€20 per spin. Inspired has walked a fine line between over-modernising and being old-fashioned that should satisfy fans of the first as well as players brand new to the Cops ‘n’ Robbers range. The rest of the view recreates a familiar skyline image this time afforded a lot more room despite the grid containing extra rows and reels. Every time the reels spin, a different number of symbols lands, providing a varying number of win ways, up to 117,649 at the most. The Megaways game mechanic, on license from BTG, expands the older game’s play area, by giving it 6 main reels holding up to 7 symbols each, and a top horizontal reel holding 4 symbols.

We say modern, yet Inspired reignites nostalgic yearnings by giving Cops ‘n’ Robbers Megaways a look that recaptures an earlier, some might say, simpler time. Alongside older titles such as Cops ‘n’ Robbers Millionaires Row and a couple of Vegas tie-ins, a modern Megaways version has rolled off Inspired Gaming’s production line. Cops ‘n’ Robbers first cropped up back in 2013 and proved so successful, developer Greentube released a couple of online versions to ride the original’s coattails.

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