5 Burning Power
5 Burning Power
Last updated on June 18th, 2025
Advantages & Disadvantages
- Clean, high-contrast design with retro fruit vibes
- Super simple gameplay — no overthinking required
- Available in demo and real money modes
- Stacked sevens can hit surprisingly hard
- Bonus gamble feature if you’re into coin flips
- Stable performance on mobile and desktop
- Stable performance on mobile and desktop
- Same recycled format from 40 other EGT fruit slots
- Low engagement if you’re after modern features
- Volatility can feel weird — dry, then sudden spikes
5 Burning Power Demo Review
Right, so 5 Burning Power. If you’ve played literally any other EGT fruit slot — 20 Burning Hot, 40 Super Hot, insert random number + adjective here — you already know what you’re walking into. This one dials it back to just 5 paylines, which somehow makes it both oddly refreshing and a bit dull. Depends how nostalgic you’re feeling.
Visually? Not bad, to be fair. The classic symbols (cherries, lemons, lucky sevens) are crisp, and that fiery red background does at least try to live up to the “burning” part of the title. Soundtrack? Nonexistent, unless you count the soft thud of your soul leaving your body after your 15th spin with no win.
Gameplay is bare bones — no free spins, no pick-me bonuses, not even a multiplier in sight. It’s old-school to the core: land matching fruits on one of the five paylines from left to right, and that’s your lot. The red seven is your premium symbol, and it can deliver chunky payouts if you get a full screen, but don’t hold your breath. There’s a wild symbol (the gold star) that substitutes for all regulars, and that’s about as spicy as it gets.
There is a gamble feature after wins, where you can double or nothing on a card flip. Nice throwback, but also a great way to watch small wins evaporate.
Technically, it’s running smoothly. RTP usually floats around 95.8%, and volatility leans medium, but this thing swings weird. You can spin forever on breadcrumbs, then suddenly hit a decent line of sevens. So yeah, session-based slot if there ever was one.
Final verdict? If you’re into simple fruit slots that don’t waste time with flashy features, this might hit the spot. But if you’re expecting anything “burning” other than your patience, temper expectations.
Still, it costs nothing to try, so give our free demo a spin and see if it’s your kind of retro ride.
