Bullseye Slot Review
Bullseye was a Sunday teatime classic TV quiz show which ran in the 80s and 90s. Hosted by Jim Bowen it combined darts and general knowledge and gave contestants the chance to win cash and other prizes. The show was well known for Bowen's bumbling presenting style and the quality of prizes including speedboats and caravans! The show is currently being repeated on Challenge TV and you can now experience the Bullseye phenomenom with a 243 payline slot.
As mentioned, Bullseye slots is a 243 payline 5 reel game. The game features icons from the show including the Bendy Bully, Tankard, darts and prize board. Jim Bowen doesn't feature on the slot but there's a nod towards the presenter with a pair of his iconic glasses and question cards. A motorboat and car also add to the symbols on the reels. The game is accompanied with the familiar TV show theme.
Bully's Prize Board
The game, devised by Quickfire and powered by Microgaming, has a lovely pub fruit machine feel to it. The reels spin and thud in like an old style fruity - something that many other games overlook. Betting is set by selecting the number of coins and levels. This means that you can play from 30p to £15 a spin.
Bullseye Slots has two main features: The Bonus Board round and Free Spins. The Bonus Board is activated with symbols on reels 1 and 5. Players get five "throws" at Bully's prize board to generate multipliers between x2 and x15. When the free spins round is activated, players receive 15 free spins where all wins are doubled.
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Anyone who remembers Bullseye will love playing this slot. In fact it's great, smashing and super all rolled in to one. It oozes with nostalgia but is also fun to play. The main features of the TV show appear in the game although it'd have been nice to hear the voice of Jim Bowen. Tony Green however is on hand instead! The only other downside to playing Bullseye is that you can't win a Bendy Bully or even half a caravan.
Bullseye slots can be played at a number of sites including Play OJO, Slingo and Spin Genie.
