Candy Blast slot review

Sweets, fruit and six reels

Candy and fruit symbols share the screen, a pairing that many modern slots use. Push Gaming gives no ways count or payline total in the information we hold, so how wins are formed and how many rows there are stay unsaid here.

The feature list is brief: free spins and a bonus buy, with no wild listed. How the spins begin and what they add is not documented in our records, so we avoid describing it.

High volatility with a 96.34% RTP

Subtract the RTP from 100 and you get the casino's long-run share, 3.66%. That share only shows up across a very large number of spins, never in one evening. High volatility means returns tend to come in rarer, bigger pieces, with long stretches of nothing in between.

Bright artwork says nothing about risk. Your casino may also run a different RTP setting, so look at the game's help page. We explain each term in the RTP guide and the volatility guide.

Buying the bonus

Instead of waiting for free spins, you can pay a multiple of your stake to enter them. Doing so does not tilt the odds toward you, and with high volatility a purchased round may pay back less than its price. Several buys in a row can empty a small balance quickly, and certain casinos keep the option switched off.

Who it suits

It is meant for adults who can live with big swings and who see the money as the cost of entertainment. Fix a deposit limit first, choose a stake that stretches across plenty of spins, and quit once the limit is reached. Push Gaming's catalogue also includes Big Bamboo 2 and Retroverse. More Push Gaming slots.