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So Much Sushi

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Craving sushi? Now you don't even have to make it to your local sushi restaurant. In the slot machine so much Sushi from Microgaming you get all your needs for Japanese culinary skills met. Below you will find a completely free version of the game, as well as a bunch of nice links if you want casino bonuses.
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  2. Symbols and functions
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So much Sushi

We hope that you have practised your skills in eating using chopsticks, picked up your preferred soy sauce and prepared yourself mentally for a sharp wasabi kick. Now it's sushi, served on reels! So much Sushi, fish-themed. Slot machines and Microgaming is the software developer behind it. The name reveals the essentials about the slot – it is uncooked fish and seasoned rice in the shape of nigiri and maki that apply. Just like the Japanese dish this game is modelled on, so much Sushi is a colourful and stylish visual story, and we don't think that you need to be a devotee of sushi to enjoy this.

So much Sushi has 5 reels, 3 rows and 25 paylines. A fairly normal modern video slot, in other words. It is possible to adjust the stake in the usual ways, and there should be no problems finding a comfortable stake level regardless of budget. Exactly how much a spin costs also depends a bit on what currency your casino uses.

Symbols and functions

Wild symbol

So much Sushi has a wild symbol that behaves much like we are used to. This symbol has the ability to substitute for other symbols, thus helping you complete winning combinations. Wilds substitute for all symbols, except scatters. In addition, wilds can bring winnings on their own: 3 or more wild symbols along a Payline pay dividends.

Scatter symbol

The scatter of the game is represented by a bottle of soy sauce. In general, scatter symbols are independent of paylines. Two or more scatters – anywhere on the reels – give a win. The more scatters, the bigger the win, of course. If you get at least 3 scatters, free spins are also triggered. Here you can choose whether you want fewer free spins with a larger payout, or more with a lower payout. Statistically, it doesn't matter, so choose what you think is the most fun.

Much more Sushi features

Finally, we have this feature that simply results in greater profits. The symbols that give the biggest winnings can be split into even more symbols. In other words: if you get 5 symbols of a certain type, this will generate 5 times more profit. Instead of winning the sum for a combination of 5 symbols, you win for 25 symbols on a single Payline. Snarly? Yeah, a little. But try it yourself and you will soon understand.

Summary

So much Sushi is not only adapted for sushi lovers, although of course it doesn't hurt if you like the dish. Basically, this is a well-crafted and fun modern slot with innovative features and a fun theme. Maybe not the most revolutionary thing we've seen, but still a great opportunity to have real fun while having a good chance of winning.

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