Miami Rise
Miami Rise
Last updated on June 6th, 2025
Advantages & Disadvantages
- Multiplier wilds that can seriously stack up
- Decent hit rate in the base game
- Free spins feature with rising multiplier action
- Slick, high-gloss Miami visuals
- Turbo-fast spins for the impatient crowd
- Accessible bet range from €0.10 up
- Max win is a pretty underwhelming 2,500x
- Bonus round can feel short-lived if you’re unlucky
- Feels like a flashy reskin of other Red Tiger slots
- No gamble or bonus buy option
Okay, I’ll admit—when I saw Miami Rise from Red Tiger, I braced for yet another neon-soaked slot with synth beats and not much else. You know the type. Slap a palm tree on the reels and hope nostalgia carries it. But to be fair, this one actually has a bit more going for it.
The theme is Vice City Lite—all glitz, sunsets, and nightclub swagger. It’s nothing revolutionary, but Red Tiger nails the visual polish as usual. There’s a polished Miami club vibe running through it, even if it’s mostly just wallpaper for what’s a pretty formulaic grid.
You’re looking at a 5×3 setup with 10 paylines and your usual low-to-mid volatility rhythm. The base game ticks along nicely thanks to multiplier wilds that drop in randomly—nothing too wild (pun intended), but they keep things moving. Every so often, one drops in and gives your balance a little pat on the back.
Where things try to kick off is in the Free Spins bonus. Land three scatters and you’re in, with a starting multiplier that rises every time a win lands. Sound familiar? Yeah—it’s been done before, and done bigger. But it works here… sort of. The issue? The bonus round can vanish faster than a mojito in the Miami heat. You might build some momentum, or you might blink and it’s over.
The numbers? RTP sits at a fairly bog-standard 95.75%, and the max win caps at 2,500x your bet. That’s alright, but let’s not pretend it’s high-roller bait. The bet range is decent though—starts at €0.10 and climbs up to €40, which makes it pretty accessible whether you’re playing coffee money or chasing a little thrill.
My biggest gripe? This doesn’t feel new. If you’ve played any Red Tiger slot in the last year, you’ll feel like you’ve seen this movie. And while the visuals are tight, the gameplay’s been pulled straight from the studio’s Greatest Hits album. No bonus buy, no real gamble element—just the usual spin and pray.
Still, for a quick spin with some fast-moving action and a few eye-catching multipliers, Miami Rise isn’t a bad way to kill time. Might not blow your mind, but hey—sometimes you just want bright lights and a little noise.
