Golden Peach Quick Fire Slot Review

The first Quick Fire game to be launched by Aristocrat was Electric Boogaloo, and you can find out all about that one on the dedicated page right here on the site. It was quickly followed up by Golden Peach, which is arguably a more traditional Aristocrat slot in terms of looks, but with all of the added action of the Quick Fire series. In many ways, the close proximities of the releases of each game meant that they were effectively competing with each other and you aren’t likely to find both games in the same place. Nevertheless, they are similar enough that you’re not missing out by playing either and it’s mainly only the visuals that have changed. One other thing that Golden Peach and Electric Boogaloo have in common is that neither of the games is available online, nor are they likely to hit online screens any time soon. That’s not a major issue as we don’t mind whether an Aristocrat slot is a brand new release or a classic, as we’ll dig out the very best alternatives either way. You can find them on the Golden Peach Quick Fire online alternatives right here on the site, or find out more at the bottom of the feature, when we’ve taken a look at all of the action.

Golden Peach Quick Fire Theme

The theme on Golden Peach Quick Fire is something of a return to Aristocrat’s core genre of Oriental themed slots. However, if you’re used to the likes of 5 Dragons and Choy Sun Doa then be prepared for a visual treat, as you’ll have never seen explosive animations like these before. Indeed, this is one of the best looking Aristocrat slots ever and, in our opinion, even outdoes its sister title in terms of looks. The theme is contained within the game itself as the cabinet is the same across all Quick Fire games, but considering we spend the majority of the time looking at the screen, that’s not a huge issue!

Gameplay and Prizes

The gameplay is the core part of the Quick Fire series, with the action coming thick and fast and rarely a spin going by without a decent sized win. Golden Peach is no different and crams in all of the options that even the most demanding players would expect. For starters, there is the fifty line layout, which is becoming increasingly common in Australia’s land based casinos. One thing to bear in mind is that the number of lines is fixed as all fifty are required in order to access the jackpots – and without the jackpots the game quickly becomes less impressive! Nevertheless, there is something for all budgets as the game can be played for as little as a cent per line, while high rollers can bump the number of credits per line up to suit their tastes.

Prize wise, the game is the same as other Quick Fire games, with four potential jackpots to be won, ranging from a modest $10 all the way up to $2,500, with the best part being that you have a shot at the respective prizes on every single spin, regardless of your stake.

Features and Bonuses

The features are also fairly consistent across the Quick Fire range, so if you’ve played any of the other titles in the range then you’ll know already what to expect from Golden Peach. The title ‘character’ – or in this case title fruit – is the wild card and comes in very handy across multiple win lines at a time. Bonus round action is taken care of by free spins, with more spins available for a larger number of scatters, which in this case are represented by the Oriental building. It’s also particularly handy that the entire fifth reel turns wild for the entire round, making for some potentially big wins if you can line up four symbols before it!

With no online version of Golden Peach on the horizon, early adopters of the game will have to look elsewhere for their home-based gaming. However, that certainly doesn’t mean that you have to sacrifice anything about the theme or the gameplay in order to do so. Indeed, we’ve kept all of that in mind when putting together our dedicated Golden Peach alternatives and you can even play our suggestions with no deposit required right here on the site.