The name of this slot might be a bit misleading – most of the action takes place in the jungles of India, not the palace of the title's name, but we can forgive it thanks to its easy playing style and large jackpot.

However, with only 9 lines, this simple slot might not be to everyone's taste. Let's take a look, shall we?

Adventure Palace's visual style aims to transport players to a faraway jungle in South Asia. With reel icons including tigers, cobras, monkeys and elephants decked out with gold and jewels, it's a safe bet that the Adventure Palace of the game's name is located in India.

For the most part, the slot looks pretty good. However, the logo and reel icons have an eroded stone look about them that (particularly on smaller screens) sometimes makes it look like the game is very pixelated. This is a minor flaw, but one that's worth pointing out anyway.

There's no background music, with just the occasional riff kicking in when players land a win, but jungle white noise and the roars of a passing tiger every now and again help to set the mood.

All in all, Adventure Palace's theme is pretty good but there's a risk that its cartoon style visuals will start to look shabby when compared to the glitzy graphics and 3D animations of newer slots.

With just 9 paylines, players might find themselves getting frustrated every time they go more than a few spins without a win. However, when wins do come, they're usually worth the same as or more than your original bet.

There's no bonus round except for a standard free spin feature, during which players are awarded 15 free spins with a 3 multiplier. If you really get lucky, you might trigger another round of free spins within your first round.

During standard play, the elephant symbol acts as a wild and doubles any wins in which it substitutes...always good to see a wild that also comes with a multiplier. This means that, even during standard play, it's possible to rack up some very nice wins every time that elephant appears.

The maximum jackpot stands at 150,000 coins, which is pretty good for a non-progressive slot, and there's a maximum bet of 45 coins. This could be a little higher to keep high rollers happy, but it should suit most Australian pokies fans just fine.

Truth be told, there's nothing all that special about Adventure Palace. It has a pretty good jackpot and you'll have no complaints if you pass some time playing it but, while pretty enough, the theme doesn't really do enough to keep you interested.

A 3x multiplier during a free spins bonus round and 2x multiplier wild are now, more or less, par for the course when it comes to Microgaming titles. We'd really like to see another bonus game, maybe what happens once the protagonist of the game makes it to the Adventure Palace, with some extra chances to win.

With simple and clean graphics, Adventure Palace looks nice enough but really isn't anything special. 9 paylines and a bonus round of 15 free spins with a multiplier of 3x fail to set the gameplay of the slot apart from its competitors either. The maximum jackpot of 150,000 coins and wild elephants that also act as a 2x multiplier will certainly help to entice players, but there's nothing really out of the ordinary here that will keep players coming back time and time again unless they like the theme or happen to get a big win when playing.