Freaky Vegas Casino

Freaky Vegas Casino Review

Freaky Vegas Casino Review

Now that Freaky Vegas is a thing, it is genuinely possible that there is now a casino site in the world that utilises every single word in the English dictionary as a prefix for the word Vegas.

Barely the most original concept, even in a world where derivative themes are the order of the day for a good 50% of the market, Freaky Vegas puts itself in direct competition with a huge number of different sites, and when the world of online casinos is as competitive as it is at the best of times, this is quite an ask for any site.

Any new casino that hits the market has a fairly intense uphill struggle to deal with in the busy market that is the online casino scene, and Freaky Vegas is no different. It is necessary to bring an element of the new and the fresh when you are trying to make an impact in such a competitive industry, and Freaky Vegas’ name certainly does not suggest it does so.

But first appearances can be deceptive, and it is not unheard of for a site with a predictable theme to find great success due to content and style enticing in players, so does Freak Vegas have what it takes?

Design and theme

In terms of theme, it is actually quite difficult to work out what Freaky Vegas has gone for, because there are two very different concepts going on here.

The first is the one you expect, the Vegas themed banner with the logo for the site incorporating the Vegas theme, although utilising white and orange instead of the usual neon lights approach is a nice touch.

But then, the background of the main site has an old school comic book theme, reminiscent of the ‘whack’, ‘thwack’, ‘pow’, and ‘boom’ Adam West fronted Batman television series that is still loved by so many.

There is nothing wrong with either of these themes, but there is a complete lack of connection between the two, and as neither of them are really the main design theme of the site (this role is taken by a large white background that incorporates thumbnails from many of the most popular games on the site) it leaves Freaky Vegas looking a little like it has forgotten what it’s concept was.

Games

A good list of titles is vital for making the necessary impact on the online casino scene, and a strong selection of software providers has been proven as the best way to ensure that this happens.

Freaky Vegas offers games from EGT, NetEnt, Playson, and Portomaso Gaming, which is not the longest list you will find, but offers quality and variety that will definitely appeal to a decent number of players.

Slot fans can enjoy a host of new and old games including When Pigs Fly, NRVNA: The NXT Experience, Motörhead, Theme Park: Tickets of Fortune, Fantasini: Man of Mystery, Wonky Wabbits, Spinata Grande, Sparks, and many, many more.

More fond of table and card games? No problem! Blackjack, roulette, and more are here in abundance to satiate your appetite, prefer the real Vegas experience? You’ll be happy to hear that Freaky Vegas has a live casino as well, which, to be fair, it certainly should.

With a couple of scratch cards thrown into the mix as well, which helps, but is this enough to make this site stand out?

That remains to be seen, a little luck is necessary to make the difference, but Freaky Vegas, name and disappointing design theme aside, certainly has the ability to be competitive if luck is no its side.