Starlite Fruits - Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Introduction 

Starlite Fruits is an online slot made by game designer Neon Valley Studios. This game is played on a 5x3 reel set which generates ten fixed bet ways that pay both ways. 
There is a wild symbolwhich appears on the centre reels and substitutes for all other symbols apart from the jackpot trigger. When the wild lands it triggers a re-spin and locks into place and expands to fill the reel - as will other wilds during this phase of the game. Up to two more can appear.

Jackpot trigger symbols can appear on the centre reels and cover all other symbols apart from the wild. Collect these to enter the jackpot wheel phase of the game with a chance to win one of the four jackpots.

You will find more examples of a Neon Valley Studios free slot, each with a slot review, here at Slots Temple.

Our Starlite Fruits slot review appears below.

Theme, Graphics and Soundtrack 

Available as a free slot here at Slots Temple, Starlite Fruits is, as the title suggests, a retro fruit slot played on a standard 5x3 reel but with the twist of the lines paying both ways. The symbols are classics with fruits supplementing the Lucky 7 and bar symbols. The soundtrack is a percussion beat and is frankly quite annoying.

Starlite Fruits RTP and Variance

The Starlite Fruits online slot has a widely reported RTP of 96%, bang on the current industry average, but players should note this comes with ranges, and so players should check at their casino of choice before playing this online slot. We would suggest trying it as a free slot here at Slots Temple before playing for real.

If you are looking for a free slot with a slightly better RTP, take a look at the Sweet Bonanza slot available here at Slots Temple.

The game displays medium variance.

How to Play Starlite Fruits

The game is a classic fruit slot, but here are few tips to those unfamiliar with this type of slot.

1. Once the main game screen has loaded you will see a dashboard below the reels. On the far right you can mute the soundtrack or engage turbo spin.
2. Moving left, you will see the auto spin button. You have up to 100 spins, but this feature must be halted manually as it cannot be customised.
3. To the left of the spin button you will see the bet window, and you can set your wager here by pressing the “+” and “-“ buttons or clicking on max bet to the right.
4. Now click on the menu icon on the far left of the dashboard and then on the information button.
5. To the left of the reels you will see the jackpot levels and the jackpot wheel.
6. A new screen opens and begins with a description of the jackpot trigger symbol and an explanation of how it can be gathered to win a chance at the jackpot reel.
7. Scroll down to see the wild and its expanding powers along with the re-spin powers it has.
8. Below this is the pay table.
9. Continue down to see thumbnails of the pay lines.
10. You are all set to play by hitting the spin button.

Remember to play responsibly, setting a budget and taking advantage of any time outs or self-exclusion options available. 

Bet Sizes and Pay Table Wins 

Bet sizes range from 0.10 to 100, and the pay table for five of a kind is as follows:

• Bar = x250
• Lucky 7 = x120
• Watermelon = x60
• Lemon = x50
• Orange = x40
• Cherries/Grapes = x25

Max-win 2,500x

Volatility Medium

Top RTP 96%

Starlite Fruits Free Spins 

Landing a wild on one of the centre reels allows it to expand to fill the reel and trigger a re-spin. Land another wild and you win another free spin, and three are possible in all.

Starlite Fruits Review

Starlite Fruits is a stripped-back retro fruit machine slot, and our slot review has to begin by saying it is a little disappointing. The medium variance makes for a rather dull game, especially since there are few features in the base game - just the chance to win a maximum three re-spins. 

The jackpot feature is always a lure, but these are hardly mega prizes, and we would find it difficult to recommend this game.
 

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