Miss Cherry Fruits Slot – Free Demo

Twenty lines that pay from both ends

Is it just me or do fruit-themed slots have a propensity to appear as thrilling as a bowl of fruit? Miss Cherry Fruits carries three features in total, and none of them is a free spins round. They compel you to tolerate a constant diet of tawdry cherries and the same old lemons. Cherries and Lemon sit at the bottom of the paytable here. This BGaming powered slot even arrives with a mascot in the title, so I get to discover that Miss Cherry is both the face of the game and the wild - and nothing makes you as cheerful as encountering a cartoon cherry lady while frantically scrolling through the help file in search of real useful information such as RTP, win potential and volatility. The help panel carries none of those three, so the RTP, the max win and the volatility all come from the site's own dial.

It's with anguish of mind and complete revulsion I'm assuming the chore of reviewing Miss Cherry Fruits, as you can discern, and in all frankness it's not merely because of the god awful generic graphics. Wins register from the right as well as the left. The slot is a sparse affair too, but what if there is a golden nugget concealed deep within? Across 420 spins the balance ran from 1,000.00 to 1,343.42.

Miss Cherry Fruits arrives with 5 reels and 20 fixed paylines, launched in September 2021. Every one of those lines pays from either end. As can be anticipated from a fruit slot, the 96.13% RTP is approximately what I typically see in online slots, and you can play it from 0.10 per spin. I played the whole session at 1.40 a spin. The volatility rests at 3 out of 5. That put 114 of my 420 spins in the win column, 27% of them.

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In terms of look and feel, it's pretty much a copy of every other fruit slot on the market, and it's essentially everything I've come to anticipate from a fruit-themed slot - gleam and gloss everywhere you look. BGaming has run the same fruit through the mill before and since: Fire Lightning from July 2018 keeps a 5×3 grid and 20 lines at a 93.75% RTP and a 1,706× max win, while Miss Cherry Fruits Jackpot Party arrived in July 2022 with 25 lines, a 95.51% RTP and a 1,299× max win. On the reels you'll spot low-value Cherries and Lemon symbols. Those two pay the same amounts as each other across three, four and five. There are higher-value Orange, Plum, Grapes, Watermelon, Seven and Star as well, and the Star pays the highest for a 5 symbol combination. Grapes and Watermelon share a paytable row too, as do Plum and Orange. The wild symbol is Miss Cherry and only lands on reels 2, 3 and 4. A wild is also the only route into the Respin feature.

Miss Cherry holds reels 2, 3 and 4

Miss Cherry Fruits is a slot scant in features. There is no bonus buy, no multiplier feature and no progressive attached to it. This is what's on offer:

Win Both Ways - all symbols pay both left to right and right to left. So a combination registers from either end of the reels.

Expanded Wild - every Miss Cherry that lands expands over the entire reel and occupies the upper and lower spots, and it pays if a winning combination with those Wilds is formed after the expanding process. Miss Cherry only turns up on the three middle reels, so at most three reels can be covered at once.

Respin - one or more Wilds landed on the reels trigger 1 respin, and one more respin is awarded if another Wild lands during the respin. A single Wild is enough, with no minimum count to meet. It is up to 3 respins in a row. How often a second or third Wild drops during a respin is not stated anywhere.

The Minty Breakdown: Three features, twenty lines and a wild confined to reels 2, 3 and 4. Over 420 spins at 1.40 the session still returned 158.4%, and one hit on spin 185 worth 269 times the stake carried most of it.

What 420 spins at 1.40 gave back

Miss Cherry Fruits is a slot you can simply just boot up and start spinning. My first win of any size came on spin 11, worth 56.00. There's nothing here you need to learn first, and initially I had no idea whether anything at all was going to happen. The balance dipped to 958.14 at its worst, against a 1,000.00 start. Just looking at this sparse three-feature set gave me a headache, and even writing this review was somewhat a chore. Spin 93 paid 141.40, or 101 times the stake. I value when developers try to come up with fresh twists and themes. The high point came on spin 196, with the balance at 1,432.18. But there's nothing to be overwhelmed by here regrettably. Of the paying spins, 62 returned less than the 1.40 stake. Over 420 spins at 1.40 I still came out ahead, 588.00 wagered against 931.42 won. That works out at a 158.4% return. There were only 114 paying spins and a 17 spin dry spell along the way, with the largest hit landing 269 times the stake on spin 185. That dry spell ended on spin 60, and the next best hits after spin 185 were 101 times the stake on spin 93 and 48.4 times on spin 417. The max win is capped at 1,000 times your stake.