High Street Heist Demo Slot - Review for Canadians, Demo Play & Payout Info

Introduction

High Street Heist from Quickspin takes you deep into the affluent streets of a big city where there is no end to the jewellery stores and designer boutiques. As you can tell by the title, you’re not there to spend your money on fancy items.

Instead, you are about to make one last heist with your team of seasoned criminals. Armed with stacked reels, free spins, and up to 1,024 ways to win, it’s your aim to smash the glass and escape with the valuables worth up to 21,160x your bet.

Theme, Graphics & Soundtrack

High Street Heist is set in an up-market jewellery store filled with more than enough glass to break and jewellery to steal. Your team of four need to break in, disarm the security system, and escape with the goods (cash prizes). It’s robbery action with a hint of stealth thrown in, so we’re putting this game in amongst the Mystery theme collection.

It’s not the most fantastic slot if we are talking visuals, but it works, and the four clown-masked criminals stand out amongst all that gold and silver. The soundtrack is quite standard, but the glass breaking sounds help bring a sense of realism to the theme. The action ramps up in the bonus game, too, once the security laser system is triggered and you have the cash prizes and valuables in reach.

High Street Heist RTP & Volatility

High Street Heist has an RTP of 96.29%. Quickspin keeps the RTP in the average range of our online slots collection.

In terms of the volatility, the base game is low/medium, but the bonus game ramps up to high when triggered. The top prize of 21,160x your stake sits well within the game.

How to Play High Street Heist

A quick overview of the controls for the High Street Heist slot demo:

• Use the big spin button to start the game
• The coin logo allows you to adjust the total bet
• Click the menu button to view the features, game rules, and paytable
• Quickspin button
• Autoplay button
  • Choose between 10, 25, 50, 75, 100, 500, and 1,000 auto-spins
  • Loss limit setting
  • Single win limit setting

How to Win

High Street Heist is based on a 5x4 slot layout with 1,024 ways to win. The biggest detail to point out when playing the game is that the glass across the middle two rows blocks any wins until they are smashed. Sounds a bit unfair, right? But not to worry, you’ll find the glass isn’t all that hard to break.

High Street Heist Breaking the Glass

Breaking the glass in High Street Heist is a fundamental part of the game. All symbols under the unbroken glass are not included in any wins, so it’s your job to smash that glass to pick up more wins.

You’ll need to land a full reel stack of the same symbol to break the glass on that reel and you’ll also pick up one respin in the process. Do this across all five reels, and you’ll activate the Heist Free Spins game.

Free Spins & The Heist Meter

Break the glass across all reels, and you’ll get ten free spins to start the bonus game. All glass is removed during the feature, and you get the full 1,024 ways to win as well. Land a full stack of the same symbol to add one block on the Heist Meter. Filling the meter triggers two additional spins and transforms the lowest criminal symbol into a diamond.

Our Verdict

High Street Heist from Quickspin is brave in its design. The glass breaking idea is a quirky feature that helps it stand out. Still, as innovative as it is, it may divide opinions by holding back wins until the glass is broken. It’s a feature that balances on the edge of being smart and irritating.

You can’t help but think the theme could have given us more. It looks fine, but it’s all a bit static for what could have been an all-action experience. Saying that, the gameplay itself is more than adequate. Big top prizes, free spins with the potential of respins, and stacked reels all combine neatly.

Is It Worth a Spin?

High Street Heist should hold your attention for a while, but it could have been so much more. The glass breaking idea is still quite unique, though, so for that, you should at least give the reels a spin.

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