Earlier this year we reported that International Gaming Technology was developing an online slots game themed on the 2009 Star Trek movie. The game has now rolled out to UK casinos and IGT has released a demo video, which you can check out below.
Star Trek Online slots demo video
The new Star Trek game is one of the new real money jackpot games available online. IGT has released a video showing off the new game…
Benefits and features (via official release)”
• Based on the 2009 blockbuster Star Trek movie, this game appeals to the wide fan base of this evergreen, global brand
• 30 paylines with stunning, authentic visuals that puts players on the bridge of the U.S.S. Enterprise™
• Players take the control of the transporter room and determine their own bonus destiny
• Travel through four futuristic free spin bonuses, each based on a different Star Trek officer
––Kirk’s Bonus – Step into the daring mind of Captain Kirk who doesn’t believe in no win scenarios. Spin until you win with all wins tripled.
––Spock’s Bonus – Prepare to be emotionally compromised. Spock has literally gone wild. Wild Spock symbols abound, greatly increasing the value of free spin wins.
––Uhara’s Bonus – All communication channels are open. All free spins enhanced with super scatter awards when three or more Uhura or wild symbols appear anywhere.
––Scotty’s Bonus – Scotty is giving it all he’s got. Start with 10 free spins and up to a 5X multiplier. After the fifth free spin, Scotty doubles the multiplier for the remaining free spins.
––Every bonus can be retriggered multiple times
The Star Trek online slots is available at Virgin Games.
Let’s milk that cash cow for all she’s worth. SHEESH!
That video wasn’t long enough.
I’m giving it all she’s got Capt!!
Looks like fun. I wish there was a version of this on my I phone to play just for fun.
No U.S. players. Dangit.
Wonder if they’ll bring a casino version to the US. The previous TOS-based machine has disappeared from most places.
Played the TOS game in Niagara Falls a few months ago!
I enjoyed the TOS game when it came out. It seemed to me that it was more generous in the beginning and then became less so as the months progressed, but that could be just me.
I look forward to playing this game as well.
I’d rather lose money to this than the machines I usually lose to!
Of course, I’d rather win.
I saw an online ad for this and am afraid I think it seems tacky. However Gene Roddenberry tried to use the IDIC medallion to milk more cash out of it so he might not have minded.