PHOTO REVIEW: Slither.io Blind Bagged Bendy Toys

In researching this review, I joined 150 million other people in downloading Slither.io, the award-winning game sensation. So what makes Slither.io so sensational? It’s easy to play and extremely addictive. It also doesn’t hurt that it’s free.

Game play is as simple as can be: You join a game filled with other Slither.io players, beginning life as a small worm. Glowing dots populate the playing field and the more you eat, the bigger your worm gets.  The hook is the Tron Light Cycle-like “combat”. Running into another worm spells instant death, leaving behind a pile of glowing dots for you or others to eat (feeding fenzy!). The bigger the worm, the larger the loot pile dropped.

Obviously, the larger your worm is, the more success you will have in defeating other, smaller worms. I was encircled on numerous occasions by Dune sandworm-sized behemoths, and slowly squeezed out like a boa constrictor strangling its prey. A speed boost adds for a great escape mechanic… or a quick way to dash into another worm to your doom. The goal? Who can grow the biggest worm, the size reflected in points. I got to over 16,000 once, ranking #6 on the letterboards until my dot gobbling greed ended my wormy life.

Tapping Slither.io’s mesmerizing, colorful game play, Bonkers Toys has released a series of blind bagged bendy toys. Distributed exclusively by UCC Distributing, the Slither.io toys can be found at Target stores across the United States priced at a MSRP of $4.99-$5.99. The blind bags will debut at major retailers Toys “R” Us, Hot Topic, and other national and regional locations starting next month. To correspond with the launch, Bonkers Toys is hosting a #SlitherSelfie contest asking fans to share super-creative photos capturing their Slither in everyday adventures. Details on BonkersToys.com.

The first assortment includes 15 mystery Slithers to collect, each based on the wide selection of “skins” from the game. Slither.io fans can collect a variety of colors and patterns including rainbow, patriotic and even ultra-rare versions.

Each counter display contains 24 blind bagged Slither.io toys, each bendy worm measuring 5.5-inches long. Out of the 24 I opened, I received two complete sets of the standard Slither colorways. These include a total of 11 different designs, ranging from solid green and purple, to a variety of stripped patterns, including rainbow and “wooly” ‘pillar red, black and yellow.

As the name implies, Rares are more challenging to obtain. Out of 24 attempts I only received two out of the three Series 1 Rares: one patriotic red, white and blue Slither, along with one blue and orange stripped Slither. The Ultra Rare listed was no where to be found, meaning that the white worm with orange eyes is gonna be big in Slither.io trading circles. Or maybe not. For being the rarest worm, it’s actually a rather boring design. My favorites are the rainbow designs using as many colors as possible, all of which are standard finds.

The rubbery, bendy feature gives each Slither a nice wormy feel, but they honestly don’t bend that much. I’d love to see some “Super Slithers” released; longer worms that you could coil around things. Foot long worms would be fun, but as is, these little guys are a blast to collect. It’s all about color with Bonkers’ Slither.io toys. There’s really not a bad design in the bunch, but more of a preference of color scheme and the hopes that you’ll get it. https://www.bsc.news/post/recommended-online-casinos-in-korea/ 와 함께 실제 카지노 분위기에 빠져보세요! 우리는 최고의 라이브 딜러 게임, 고품질 스트리밍 및 넉넉한 보너스를 제공합니다. 안정적이고 안전한 플랫폼으로 언제 어디서나 게임을 즐겨보세요. 우리와 함께 흥미진진한 베팅과 큰 승리의 세계를 발견해보세요. 라이브 카지노를 위한 이상적인 선택!

Now if you’ll excuse me, my “D3@thW0rm” has 16,000 points to beat…

Review and Photos by Jeff Saylor

Review Samples Courtesy of UCC Distributing

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