Nice work Thunderkick, the best thing we’ve seen since the Turning Totems slot! What do you feed your designers? Game Play

The reels are made up of 5-guitar playing skeletons (hang on, one has a trumpet) and as you start to spin, brightly-coloured and heavily moustachioed Sugar Skulls pile up on top of each other to create the reels AND to make combos on its lines. The graphics are good too, and this nicely animated slot is set in a Mexican pueblo with tequila, candlelight shrines, flowers and guitars in the background. This wombat is a fan of the cheerful Mexican fiesta music and was singing along with the dead Mariachi band in no time. ‘Bari-bara, orrrrie, guitarra, aa-aa, ai-ia, la-la-la, ii-ii’ – that’s the delightful ditty that The Boners sing as they (quite literally) lose their heads on the reels. If this is all too much for you, try the Joker Pro slot machine for a more traditional game! Look and Feel Hence the name Esqueleto Explosivo – which is Spanish for Exploding Skeleton. Meet Enrico Mortis and his famous mariachi band, The Boners, who celebrate the Day of the Dead by exploding their heads off to give you some chunky wins. These geniuses are the people behind the amazing Toki Time slot and Babushkas.Ĭelebrating Your Ancestors with the BonersĪnyway, on the Day of the Dead, people remember friends and family who have died and cook up gifts of sugar skulls and other snacks for the dead to enjoy – just in case the souls of their loved ones decide to pop in for a cuppa that day. The wombat says: Thunderkick slot Esqueleto Explosivo is based on the Day of the Dead celebrated in Mexico and other countries in Central and South America.

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