Turbo Plinko

Turbo Plinko Game Overview

Turbo Plinko is a modern recreation of the classic Plinko. It uses traditional gameplay but presents it in a high-tech, futuristic ambient. Read our Turbo Plinko review to find out what makes this game a good choice for Plinko enthusiasts. 

Pros

• Adjustable risk level
• Custom peg rows
• Wide bet range

Cons

• Simple gameplay

Turbo Plinko Game Review

Turbo Plinko combines traditional gameplay with hyper-futuristic soundtrack and visuals. It’s an interesting option for players who love to explore new, unconventional approaches to classics. 

Theme

In my imagination, Turbo Plinko is what space travelers play on a hologram screen after a busy day of navigating across galaxies. In reality, we still have to play it on the screens of our physical devices, but the futuristic theme makes this game look like something that came out of a spaceship. 

Graphics, Sounds and Animations

Everything about this game is light-colored and translucent, like a hologram. Still, the graphics are crisp and crystal clear. The color palette includes tones of light blue, turquoise, and ochre yellow. The soundtrack matches the high-tech spaceship vibe of the game. 

RTP, Payout and Volatility

The RTP of Turbo Plinko stands at a decent 97%, which is about average for Plinko games. Volatility ranges based on the risk level and size of the board, both of which can be adjusted. At the highest setting, the max payout reaches 1,000x. 

Gameplay

Before dropping the hologram balls down the hologram board, you have to set the risk level and number of peg rows. In a classic manner, there are three risk levels—low, medium, and high—and you can set the rows anywhere from 8 to 16. The only unusual thing is that the number of balls you can drop per round is limited. You can only drop between 5 and 10 balls at once, no more and no less than that. 

Features

Despite its futuristic visuals, Turbo Plinko is a classic game that sticks to traditional gameplay and doesn’t include any bonus features.