Mechanical Orange

Intro

Are you in the mood for something simple but sweet? Mechanical Orange by BGaming is a simple game that will win players over with its charming and animated graphics and old school gameplay style.

Theme

This is a game with a little bit of backstory…

…that concerns a strange village called Coperville where toxic steam rusted the hearts of its inhabitants. Will they ever go back to normal? Miracles do happen!

A professor and his daughter invent a new kind of the machine – the Mechanical Orange. It makes healthy juice but it also makes your pockets full of winnings.

Mechanical Orange by BGaming is a steampunk-inspired game which means top hats, goggles, and mechanical design. Even the fruit that makes up the symbols on the reels is partly mechanical. In addition to these strange metal fruit…

…there is a top hat with goggles, lucky clover and the world-famous lucky 7.

The best thing about the look of this game is how LIVELY it is.

The professor and daughter characters are animated and so are some background details like branches and leaves. The win animations are also sharp and it’s clear the developers have put a lot of effort into the presentation.

The final result is a vibrant and fun game!

Betting Options and Functions

Mechanical Orange isn’t exactly feature-filled. There is only one payline in a 3x3 grid. The only unusual thing is that the payline is located vertically in the middle which does make it easier to play on mobile devices in portrait mode. 

There is an autoplay option also with the same functions that are by now standard on most slots like automatic stop after a certain amount of losing or winning. The maximum bet is 100 coins.

Features

Sadly, this is the weakest point of Mechanical Orange. There aren’t any special features here. There is only one payline and there are no wilds or scatter symbols. Different symbols will give out different payments and that’s it. The multiplier goes from X2 to X1000 if you get three 7s.

Another thing that punters may find off-putting is the lack of free spins.

On the other hand, those looking to relive the experience of playing old fruit machines and one-armed bandits will appreciate the simplicity on offer here. No need to worry about multiple paylines and no gimmicks – just good old-fashioned slot action.

Our Take

At first glance, you’d be forgiven for thinking Mechanical Orange is a bit too simple and outmoded. But what it lacks in gimmicks and flashiness it makes up for in offering a very pure old-school experience. It’s a testament to the thrill of playing slots. You don’t really need all that flashiness, just one reel and the possibility of a huge win are enough.