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Aloha! Cluster Pays - NetEnt After NetEnt launched the long-awaited, official Guns' N Roses slot, which won the award for the best slot in 2016, one might think they would take a little rest. It would be conceivable that the designers and developers could need a well-deserved break, but not at NetEnt. Just after the launch of the formidable Guns' N Roses machine, they dropped Aloha! Cluster Pays, a slot that seems to have been dreamed up on a sandy beach in Hawaii. The slot, like so many others from NetEnt, is both beautifully designed and unique. The slot was one of the very first grid slots and many will claim that NetEt was the inventor, as Gonzo’s Quest and Aloha! Cluster Pays paved the way with their unique cascading reels and cluster pays function. Gone are the traditional reels and paylines, and as soon as you spin the symbols fall down on the screen a bit like on the old games Tetris and Candy Crush. In order to win, the symbols, which are all related to Hawaii and the culture there of course, must gather in clusters on the screen. The bigger the cluster, the bigger the win. Aloha! Cluster Pays - Free Spins and Features The slot looks fabulous with six reels, five rows and a theme that rings out summer fun. The slot has very low volatility and an RTP of 96,42%, that’s combined with a massive max win of 10.000 x wager. The slot looks just as good on any unit and is absolutely perfect for playing on your phone. As for special features, Aloha! Cluster Pays doesn't have all that many, which is sort of the norm when it comes to grid slots. Cascading reels and symbol drop ensures plenty of action on their own, so slots like this don't really need many features. NetEnt have however given Aloha! Cluster Pays Sticky Win Re-Spins and Free Spins with only high paying symbols active. The Free Spins symbol is a postage stamp that you must land minimum three of on the same spin to win free spins. During free spins, all low value symbols are removed for guaranteed big wins! Three free spin symbols give you nine free spins, four symbols give 10 free spins, five symbols give 11 free spins and six symbols give you 12 free spins. Sticky win re-spins When a winning cluster occurs, the Sticky win re-spins feature can be triggered completely randomly. All the symbols in the cluster remain fixed before a new round of symbol drops. If new symbols are added to the cluster, they will also get stuck before another symbol drops. As long as you keep adding symbols to the cluster, the re-spin feature keeps going. Wild symbol A wooden box with a big question mark on it is the game's wild symbol and it will not only be able to replace all other winning symbols, it can also choose to change itself to the most valuable symbol near it so as to create as large and valuable a cluster as possible. The symbol can land on all six reels, but is not active during free spins. Design & graphics The second you load Aloha! Cluster Pays, you are transported to the tropical island known as the 50th American state. Crisp, beautiful colors set against a background of chalk white beaches, blue sea, palm trees and the mighty national volcano park in the background makes it easy to let your mind wander. The graphics are great and the dancing Tiki statue adds a lot of humor to the slot. During the game, the statue jumps, laughs, plays the guitar and puts on cool shades when your winnings get really big. The reels themselves (which are not actual reels on Aloha! Cluster Pays) take up much less space than what one usually sees on a slot machine today. The layout gives the designers far more room to play with when it comes to the background and they have used it very well. The colorful background and the smiling Tiki statue are not there just there as fillers, but play an important part when it comes to the gaming experience, which is fantastic. Aloha! Cluster Pays may not be as modern and up to date as the latest grid slots, but it still holds its ground very well.