Azteca: stone letters, gold idols and a seaplane

The card letters are the nicest thing about Azteca. Instead of flat fonts, the K, Q, J, A and 10 are carved into grey stone with green and yellow snake patterns running through them. Everything sits on pale parchment reels, with the line numbers 1 to 20 in little stone tabs down each edge.

The picture symbols are an odd mix. There is a golden idol face with red eyes, a step pyramid under a blue sky, a leather backpack, a small purple-and-grey monkey in a round frame, and a red and white seaplane flying over desert. It reads like an explorer's scrapbook more than an Aztec temple.

The capture above shows a win of 0.56 GP from the minimum 0.20 GP spin, the purple line running from two monkeys on the left across to the seaplane. I've no paytable screen I'm comfortable showing here, so I won't quote symbol values. The old page mentioned three bonus symbols; the only feature I can see hints of is a scatter and a separate bonus trigger, and I'd check the "i" screen in the game for the details.

A fair summary from someone who's spun it: nothing surprising, and it doesn't pretend otherwise. For a different ancient-world slot on the same platform, Ancient Egypt also uses 20 lines. The Joker123 overview explains how accounts and top-ups work.

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