Boom City Live Review

How to Play Boom City?

A city-themed backdrop adds to the charm of this release. The 6×6 playing field dominates the play area, requiring you to pay attention. Beneath the large screen, we also see two giant dice.

The way Boom City plays is remarkably simple! Each position on the playing field corresponds to a side of the two dice. The blue die dictates the horizontal position, while the gold die controls the vertical.

The playing field features multipliers, three bonus game icons, and the PowerUp symbol. Which one you receive depends on the position selected by the two dice.

Boom City features & betting options

The PowerUp bonus is the most straightforward of all the available features. When the dice select the PowerUp icon, it increases all visible multipliers on the board.

The game then rolls the dice again with the increased payouts. Triggering a feature after activating PowerUp will increase their total payout.

Dice Battle

Dice Battle pits the two dice that usually work together against each other! When the round begins, players must choose between the blue and yellow dice.

Once you make your choice, Boom City rolls the dice several times. The numbers that the dice display are points that are transformed into multipliers when the bonus ends.

Correctly predicting the winning side grants both the winning and losing side’s multiplier. If you guess wrong, you only receive your side’s multiplier.

Lucky Drop

Next up on the list is the Lucky Drop bonus. Pick one of six numbers from the die. The two dice get rolled six times in total. The multiplier increases whenever your chosen number gets drawn by the dice.

Boom or Bust

Finally, we have the Boom or Bust bonus round. This bonus has seven rounds, and you can stop after each one. Each round has higher multipliers but also an increased risk of losing.

Pick one of six numbers that can appear on a die. If your number does not get a red cross, you receive a prize and can progress further in the bonus round. Getting the red cross grants the lowest guaranteed multiplier.