Get ready to cause some explosions and hopefully discover some big wins in Swintt's Dynamite Boost slot. The mining genre has the potential to serve up some big wins and exciting gameplay, as seen in hits like Big Time Gaming’s iconic Bonanza slot. How does Dynamite Boost compare to similar titles? Join me as I light the fuse and find out in this Dynamite Boost slot review. 

I found the Dynamite Boost slot design to be a lot of fun. The reels are located deep beneath the ground in a mine, with golden nugget-encrusted stones holding everything together. Several carriages carrying gold are wheeling around under the grid. At the same time, the reels themselves are full of imagery related to mining equipment, including a pickaxe, some TNT, and sticks of dynamite, the latter of which act as the game’s Wild symbol. 

There is no soundtrack, but plenty of sound effects, such as the banging and clinking of a gold mine, fill the air as you spin the reels. 

The Dynamite Boost slot has a simple set-up, with the game using a 5x3 design. There are 243 ways to win, with winning combinations formed of three or more symbols landing on consecutive reels, starting on the leftmost reel and regardless of position.

The control panel is located beneath the reels, and the game has an easy-to-understand setup. The max bet and autospin options are located on either side of the spin button. 

The bonus features are where Dynamite Boost comes to life. Above the game grid is the Booster Reel, which is a horizontal reel that turns on every spin. If it displays one of the Booster symbols, then it is triggered. The following Booster symbols are available: 

• Full Respin: This respins the entire grid up to five times. 
• Respin: This respins one reel up to five times. 
• Expanding Wild: Makes the entire reel below the icon Wild. 
• Wild: Creates a 2x2 Mega Wild on the grid. 
• Multipliers: Either a 2x, 3x, or 5x multiplier is applied. 

The other bonus in the game is the Dynamite Boost Free Spins. This is triggered when you land three or more Scatters. Each Scatter displays a number, which is added together to determine the number of spins you receive. 

As with most Swintt slots, the option to buy your way into the bonus features is also available. 

I had a fun time testing out the Dynamite Boost slot across different devices and operating systems. I used a casino app, desktop, and tablet to test the game and found it to be enjoyable on all three. I also ran it on Google Chrome and Safari and saw no noticeable differences between browsers. 

The version of Dynamite Boost I tested allowed me to wager between $0.25 and $25, which is quite a limited range. I recommend trying the game out using the Dynamite Boost demo we have provided before you play for real money. 

I also suggest buying your way into the bonus features when using the demo version, as this will provide you with a clearer indication as to whether or not you want to play. 

The Dynamite Boost slot has a weak math model. The game has an RTP of 93.74%, which is considerably lower than what you can find in most top online slots. The game has been given a medium-high volatility rating and has a maximum win of 2,500x your stake. 

Dynamite Boost, for me, was a mixed bag. I really enjoyed the Booster Reel above the grid and found that it added plenty of excitement to the base game. However, I was disappointed by the math model, with the game offering a low RTP and a poor maximum win, both of which are going to turn players away. 

I think the game is worth a spin for players who like some features sprinkled into their base game, but if you want a solid RTP and good winning potential, I recommend looking elsewhere. 

There are plenty of great mining-themed slots on the market. Among my favorites are Bonanza from Big Time Gaming, Dead Canary from Nolimit City, and Diamond Mine Megaways from Blueprint Gaming.