Saints and Sinners Bingo Review

No, Saints and Sinners Bingo is not an online bingo hall or even an online bingo client. It is in fact a PC game in the truest sense of the word. It is meant to be played in single player mode, and no, you should not roll your eyes at it: it is in fact quite successful at taking the game of bingo to an entirely new, different and much more engaging level. Anyone who has ever played this game won’t ever look at the game of bingo the same way again.

In fact, it is safe to say that if you decide to play Saints and Sinners Bingo, you will play the best bingo game of your life. Sure, the game is based on the theme of bingo but there is a lot more to it: there is actually strategy, cunning and foresight required in the game.

Saints and Sinners Bingo has the player traveling between several different bingo venues (there are exactly 20 such venues in the game), where he or she will go up against a selection of colorful characters, trying to beat them at the game. The strategy element is introduced via the Lucky charms which players can acquire by trading for them, by winning them or by simply purchasing them. These Lucky charms can then be used to guarantee that a given number will be drawn or to distract the opponents, The player has a fundamental choice to make through the game: he can either play his way from the East Coast to the West Coast the saint way, or he can do it the sinner way.

The graphics of the game are more than decent and there is plenty of detail from just about every angle. The sounds could be a little better, but overall gameplay is as good as it can possibly be in a PC game based on bingo.


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