Back To The 70s Slot Review – Demo, RTP & Features

The discos of the 1970s were iconic in many ways. And for those old enough to remember them or to have been there, there’s nothing better than thinking back to the good old days.

Of course, one way to do that is to listen to music from that era, but another way is to play slot games using 70s disco as a source of inspiration, much like Back to the 70s by Wazdan Gaming.

Back to the 70s is a slot with the standard set up of five reels and twenty pay-lines, with the developer offering a solid RTP of 96.47%.

As usual, Wazdan Gaming wants to put the players of their content in control, so there’s the option to set the volatilitybefore spinning the reels, with three settings available – low, medium and high.

A free spins bonus round, expanding symbol element and the option to gamble prizes bring the gameplay part of Back to the 70s up to scratch, but it’s arguably the theme that stands out as the star.

In reality, the players who are going to spin the reels of Wazdan Gaming’s Back to the 70s slot are, in most instances, going to be the ones who want to go back to the 70s or to experience what a 70s disco was like.

And luckily, everything in terms of the game’s design does a great job of delivering the theme authentically. From the backdrop of a discotheque dance floor to the spotlights and then to the symbols on the reels – vinyl records, platform shoes and more- this slot screams 70s disco.

Game Features

Three scatters in view is the route to the fun stuff in Back to the 70s.

In typical fashion, three or more scatters in view trigger the free spins feature, but there’s a mini-game for players to take part in first.

This mini-game will see a symbol selected at random ahead of the feature, and when said symbol lands on the reels, it will expand to cover the reel on its entirety.

The free spins feature is pretty straightforward, and more scatters can retrigger the feature.

Any wins that land in Back to the 70s will see the option to gamble for double presented to the player. It is an option and not mandatory, and players can double up seven times if they guess right. They can also choose to gamble and then cash out at any point. There will always be a 50/50 chance of winning.