Harbour Master Slots

Harbour Master Slots by Wager Gaming Technology came together as a low budget game with lots of heart and enough wind in its sails to keep most players interested. If you’re not looking to be wowed into the water and are okay with something that pays well, then this one’s a good fit. It’s also one of the only games on the market about boats that tackles it in quite this way, being a more realistic take on what makes all of that tick, rather than something pretending we all still go around acting like pirates and related things!

Premise of the Game

The premise of the game is about being on boats! And related watery things. There’re some binoculars too. Symbols include Ship, Binoculars, Yacht, Clock, and Compass. Anything you’d find on a ship dock is here, minus the pelican droppings and hobos pooping into the ocean. Ran into that one time and it turned me off the whole harbour scene, but this game is good enough to bring me back.

Presentation in the Game

Graphics here are decent. Everything is crisp, clean, and colorful. The reels are sparsely made and there’s not much to any of them, but it still feels calm and low key, which is part of the point of being on boats. It isn’t all shark attacks, fun of a game though that would surely be! The UI is kind of nice, but we’d also have preferred it more in line with the graphics of the reels, or change the rest to match. Pick one!

Gameplay Mechanics in the Game

Gameplay here is standard. At around 3 reels and 1 payline, being more classic 3-reel in style than most of what you’ll find out there. Betting here goes from around $0.10 to $50 a spin, which is very, very low for any game like this. No bonuses or modes to speak of here, just solid gameplay with decent payouts.

What We Liked About the Game

• Theme!
• Mechanics
• Winnings
• Addicting

What We Disliked About the Game

• Low budget graphics
• Background
• Not innovative

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Final Thoughts

This is a nice little boat themed game that looks good enough to dock into any screen for a few rounds of fun play. Maybe more if you hit a lucky streak, which isn’t uncommon with this game. Nothing about it is all that daring, but not everything needs to be, does it?