Gems Rampage offers something amazing.

Have you seen Apple’s controversial “Crush” commercial? It was for the new ultra-thin iPad and played in the viral hydraulic press video that went viral in 2015 and 2016. But those of a softer disposition saw it as a symbolic crushing of traditional creativity in favor of a commercial hellscape. It’s Apple. But Gaming Corps saw an opportunity.

Now I’m deducing a connection between the ad and Gaming Corps’ new game Gems Rampage, which is probably a bit hard to believe. However, the game is played in the same viral video.

Now it’s time to smash the rocks!

Gems Rampage is very simple. Set your bet amount and click play. A large stone head will attempt to break the rock beneath it, and if it succeeds, you will be rewarded with whatever is found inside. However, there is some complexity in the details.

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The amount found in each rock is determined by the elements contained in the rock. The bet multiplier for regular rocks is up to 5x. At the other end of the spectrum, multi-colored rainbow rocks offer bet multipliers of up to 100x.

Then there is the Rampage feature. After destroying the ball, the Rampage or Multi-Rampage bonus features may randomly trigger. Once launched, a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 10 balls will be smashed and the winning amount will be rewarded. It’s basically the game’s version of free spins. The Multi-Rampage feature is the same, but each win amount is awarded a multiplier value between 2x and 10x.

Lastly, there is an instant win prize. These prizes can be found on every ball and award mini, minor, major or mega jackpot amounts.

Is Gems Rampage worth smashing?

Gems Rampage offers $224,000 in prize money. However, the maximum multiplier is 1,120x, so you’ll need to bet $200 per spin to get that winning amount. The slot offers medium volatility, giving the gameplay a good balance between infrequent big wins and more consistent small wins. It offers an RTP of 97%.

Gems Rampage’s format is a breath of fresh air. The problem is that this time it is a copy, not an original. The game is basically a skin for Piggy Smash, which Gaming Crops released in January. That said, I think Gems Rampage is a more compelling theme in this format. This leaves me at a bit of a loss as to how to score. What I want to say is that this is a fun and engaging game that you should definitely try.

If you’re looking for a few other interesting titles from Gaming Corps, you may want to try Coin Miner 2 and Egypt Bonus Pot.