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We suspect that some of you will love the make-pretend storyline and gimmick of building castles to move to the next level.But when the next level brings nothing new, time and time again, and it only gets harder to get the click me feature, the one and only bonus, you soon wonder why you spent all that time spinning.If you're after something a little different, then try Spinata Grande slot by NetEnt. It's less gimmicky, but the free spin games come often and the wins are far more impressive.Or you could read our Castle Builder 2 slot review, a game which builds on this first slot and makes it a whole load better. ...

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The slot spins more often than not bring small prizes - and occasionally something larger.

It is a solid game where you can more or less calculate worst and best scenarios based on the size of the bonuses which you can see at all times. Sometimes the castle takes frustratingly long to build, and spins whittle away your cash despite wins - this being offset by the bonus which is waiting for you. Not a game to win a fortune on, but nice to play, very nice graphics and storyline - and good clean fun.

Castle Builder is actually such a Role Playing Game, whereby the main aim is to build and complete a castle, as commanded by each King of the region, for the future use of their daughters. Once the castle is completed, the daughter gets married to her chosen Prince, and so ends one chapter. Then you, the castle builder, moves on to the next mission, to build another castle for another daughter. And so the story goes. What is interesting here, is the fact that in building any castle, you need to play a game in order to win cash and building materials to sustain the building work. Without any of these, the castle cannot be completed, and so you become a failure! What? Me, a failure? Oh no...nosirree...not me...never me! By hook or by crook, I'll finish building that castle, and all the other castles too. Hehehe.

The role playing part is straightforward enough to understand, so no need to elaborate on that, but the game part, yes. All wins in the paytable are shown as the actual cash wins, so 5 of the Builder, the Wild symbol, pay 1333x the total bet, or $200 at $0.15 minimum bet size. The highest paying symbol, the Vault, also pays $200 for 5 of them, followed by all other symbols from $10.00 down to $0.10 for 5 of them. What? Just $0.10 for 5-of-a-kind? Yep, it is that blardy low! There aren't any Scatter symbols, Free Spins symbols, nor any Bonus symbols to look out for, not like in any other game, but just symbols of the King's family members, some of their items, and a building materials symbol. So, this Castle Builder game is definitely not the usual slot game that we know of, but a combination of role playing and slot playing, like it or not! Hehehe.

During the slot play, 2 or more building materials symbols appearing consecutively on any payline would build up the castle accordingly. 2 symbols is the Standard, 3 the Bronze, 4 the Silver, and 5 symbols the Gold, each one building up the castle according to its value, and contributing to the final Bonus Reward upon completion of the castle. The more Gold symbols won, the faster the castle build-up and the bigger the Bonus amount. Once the castle is done, 3 suitors would be presented and you pick one of them to be married off to the King's daughter. Each suitor has a hidden low, medium or high win award, but you won't know which is which until you pick one suitor out and see which award you have won. Most of the time, I had ended up with the low and medium win awards, but had also won the high win award a few times too. If you think that choosing the high win suitor would be easy, try playing the game, pick out the Prince, and see what award he would bring. Some of the high win suitors are simply downright ridiculous, but that's for tricking you into NOT picking on them, so you'll get the low and the medium win awards most of the time!

Frankly speaking, I wasn't bothered at all about the slot game itself, because there weren't any Free Spins or Bonus games to look out for, so I just let the game run on autoplay all the time, and watching as each castle gets built up instead. Hmm, watching those castles alone was interesting enough for me, because I've always been fascinated by them, but before I knew it, all my credits had went bust after building just a few castles! Sheesh...I would certainly need lots and lots of credits to complete this game till the end, but I wasn't about to become a failed builder, so I finally finished playing the entire game in the fun mode! I told you I'm never a failure, didn't I? Hahaha.

Maybe just sometimes the castle is finished with some difficulty and you have to play enough, but always it is worth to finish building a castle.

The paytable should be set higher, most of time I received only x2 to x5 bet size back. And this is not interesting at all, this game just eats balance while you are trying to build the castle. I will rate it with 5 stars, I do not like it.

I played through the whole game and was slightly disappointed that after finished the last castle - the game just takes you right back to the beginning to "try again". No bonus round, just a minimal cash bonus.

Playing Castle Builder was indeed fun for me. I enjoyed it, I enjoyed watching the castles get completed, I loved the beauty of each different castle, and that final Shangri-La Castle was simply built on islets in the clouds! A final totally impossible and improbable castle to build, but in a game, everything becomes possible! What I don't like about this Castle Builder game, is that I just cannot win on it, and probably can never win on it either! Simple as that! Hehehe.