Cash Defense

Cash Defense Info

Cash Defense from Print Studios takes the tower defense idea you know from strategy games and drops it into a slot. A horde of aliens has decided your castle looks inviting, and their carapaces and claws are far too thick for any sword or shield in the armoury, so the blacksmith can put his feet up.

Happily, the invaders move in predictable patterns, which makes stationary turrets the sensible answer to their march.

• Reel set: 5x4
• Ways to win: 26 lines
• RTP: 94.27%-94.86%, a long-term statistical average measured across a very large number of spins rather than any single session
• Volatility: 4 out of 5

Alongside the tower defense layer, the studio's SuperSpinners™ are built into the game, so the familiar slot framework sits underneath the strategy.

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Game Features

Tower Defense Bonus

The headline feature arrives in two forms.

• Mini Bonus plays out in the base game as a compact version of the tower defense round, and it can also lead through to the Grand Bonus.
• Grand Bonus is where the mechanic stretches out properly. Here you choose your preferred configuration of classic towers through straightforward controls. The RTP stays the same across your choices, while the volatility shifts depending on which setup you pick.

Defeat enough aliens in the Grand Bonus and the alien egg cracks open, revealing a crowd of SuperSpinner aliens that push the SuperSpinners™ further than usual. Not the hatching day the mother had in mind.

Jumbo Spins

Both tower defense bonuses lead into spins played with Jumbo symbols. The number of aliens defeated during the tower defense stage determines how many hits you receive on the Jumbo symbol.

The Jumbo symbol covers multiple reels in the centre of the grid and substitutes for any aliens that were slain.

Taste & Feel

This is a castle under siege, with waves of clawed invaders trudging along their set paths while your turrets stand fixed and watchful on the field. The strategy-game furniture is all present, from the tower placement to the advancing horde, and it sits comfortably on top of a five-reel grid.

The alien egg gives the Grand Bonus its own centrepiece, sitting there ominously until enough of the horde has been cleared. Somewhere behind the battlements, the guards are quietly relieved that someone invented turrets.

Between the ranks of aliens, the Jumbo symbol sprawling across the middle reels and the SuperSpinners™ whirring away, the presentation leans into scale rather than subtlety.

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