Cue up “The Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Company B,” will ya? Though Bomber Girls slots game is theoretically based on World War II-style pinups and pop culture, my granddaddy certainly didn't see anything like the DD-cupped lass in the unzipped flight jacket gracing one square; plus, this game's version of Rosie the Riveter would perhaps be better served on the factory floor with a bit more topwear than Brittany Spears. Which is not to say that we malefolk don’t appreciate it, heh heh... O right ... the game. Maybe it was me, but it seemed like there were a lot of dry spells in the game; you'd figure that (ahem) lining up five 40s bodacious babes (you know, like in troop formation) might be good for (cough cough) something.
Maybe Microgames reckons that spreading all that cleavage – not to mention those extremely turgid Dr. Strangelove-looking bombs) on the reels would distract. LCD did stick around for quite some time longer than a losing streak might otherwise dictate, hoping that the mini-video celebrations would get just a tad more wanton, but LCD supposes they didn't have WAC Girls Gone Wild back then. As for LCD’s overall rating, Bomber Girls could have gotten an 8/10 here with improvement to the generic big-band score; c’mon, Microgaming, some of that stuff must be public domain by now, and those Andrews Sisters could really kick it! Score: 7/10.
Microgaming titillates with bodacious World War II-era American babes. Play Bomber Girls slot and win the highest coin payouts by spinning the Bomber Girl wild symbol, any of the two scatter symbols either the compass or the collection of whisky and cards for added rewards. Any combination win with the bomber girl wild doubles wins and the 3 scatters in all wins players a maximum of fourteen free games with wins doubled. The bonus game will present players with 5 cards with a hi-lo challenge.