Hong Kong 60s - Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Introduction

Head back to Hong Kong of the 1960s and experience a night out in a world filled with neon lights and winning opportunities. This cityscape is bursting with potential, helped along by the likes of scatters, free spins, and stacked symbols. East meets west in this entertaining slot from KA Gaming.

Hong Kong 60s theme and story

If you like games such as Hong Kong Tower, you may want to give this one a try. Hong Kong 60s transports you back to the Hong Kong of the 1960s where you can spend a little time in a vibrant nighttime environment filled with neon colours and an obvious atmospheric buzz. The reels are bursting with thematic symbols, including the likes of old TVs, double-decker buses, and rickshaws. The red Hollywood sign is the wild of the game and the red ticket is the scatter.

Hong Kong 60s RTP and variance

Free play slots have an average theoretical return to player ratio of around 96 per cent. We were unable to find what RTP this game offers or what the variance is supposed to be, which is where it can be really helpful to try out a slot in free demo mode. Of course, no two playing sessions are ever the same and RTPs and variance levels are calculated over long periods and are subject to all sorts of different factors, but demo mode can still enable you to get an invaluable feel for a game and offers a risk-free way to decide whether it is a good choice of game for you.

How to play Hong Kong 60s

This game may feel familiar if you are used to playing KA Gaming slots. If you are new to this maker, or to online slots in general, don’t worry. Here is what you need to know about playing Hong Kong 60s:

1. The 20 paylines are fixed in this game, so you only need to worry about choosing your bet. Click the chip stack button to choose from the displayed options. Choices range from 0.20 to 300.00 per spin.
2. The large yellow button is the spin tab. Hold this down to play in autoplay mode.
3. There is a max bet button if you want to jump straight to the top stake possible, but make sure that you always play responsibly. Never bet more than you can afford to lose and remember that there are responsible gaming features available, including self-exclusion and timeout functions.
4. There is a turbo mode if you like the excitement of playing the game at a faster speed. Keep an eye on how much faster this can make your balance go down, especially if the wins don’t roll in to top it up.
5. The three-bar tab opens the main menu. This is where you will find the game history, the paytable and the sound settings.

Hong Kong 60s bet & win sizes

This slot offers a very wide betting range, starting at 0.20 per spin and going up to a whopping 300.00 per game. Bet at the maximum level possible and the following five-of-a-kind wins could be yours:

• Wild = 12,000
• Beautiful woman = 5,900
• Red bus = 750
• Television = 600
• Rickshaw = 450
• Ten to ace = 120 to 300

Max-win 800x

Volatility Medium

Top RTP 96.00%

Hong Kong 60s features

Wild

There are a few nice features in the Hong Kong 60s slot, starting with the Hollywood sign wild that can replace all other symbols apart from the scatter to improve or create winning combinations.

Scatter

The scatter is a red ticker symbol and can earn you free spins. Unlike many games where you just need three scatters to launch the bonus, you need to land nine on the central three reels in this game. 

Free spins

Nine scatters will earn you 12 bonus games. The free spins can be really worth the wait and you will also benefit from stacked symbols. One symbol from a choice of four is picked before the free spins and can take over multiple positions to increase your winning potential. The free spins can also be retriggered as you play; this time, you only need to land three scatter icons to be awarded 12 bonus games.

Hong Kong 60s review: our verdict

This is a reasonably entertaining game with an interesting theme. It takes you back to Hong Kong in the 1960s when it was still a British territory, which is why you will find the likes of a red bus sitting beside a rickshaw on the reels. The bonus features add to the interesting mix, such as the inclusion of stacked symbols in the free spins bonus, although a few multipliers would have been appreciated. Hong Kong has always been renowned for the excitement it can offer but we are not sure this slot matches it. It is pleasant enough but may not hold your attention for too long.

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