Back To Venus is an interplanetary travel-inspired html5 video slot that games developer Betsoft released on April 23, 2020. It is modeled on its prequel titled It Came From Venus (May 2012), wherein commoner Skeeter has had an alien invasion on his plantation.

In the prequel, he protects the alien—a monster Venus flytrap—from a target tracking military unit. In the sequel, the protagonist is an astronaut returning the extraterrestrial creature—it came in a flying saucer— to its Venusian homeland via a spaceflight amid impact events.

Betsoft-owned Monster Pop (March 2020), Alkemor’s Tower (November 2015), Arrival (May 2011), and Out of this World (August 2011) are relatable. Back To Venus’ rival games include Chibeasties (June 2015) from Yggdrasil, Aliens (November 2014) from NetEnt, and Cosmic Invaders (March 2014) from 2by2 Gaming.
Ten symbols (astronaut Skeeter, monster Venus flytrap, flying saucer, barn, alien flower, crop circle, A, K, Q, and J) require three, four, or five winning combinations.

Back To Venus Game Characteristics
Back To Venus’ 5X3 grid is set on an UFO landing site in alien enthusiast Skeeter’s farm. Its orange, double-framed grid contains teal reels, with yellow partitions. There are 20 left-to-right fixed paylines, thirteen symbols, eleven total bets, three self-multiplying win multipliers, two substituting wilds, locked symbols, free games, respin, and regularly pays from $0.05 to $300.00.

Back To Venus has three special symbols and eight ordinary symbols. Special symbols: the substitute is a repopulating rhomboid gray-and-red “wild” asteroid; a locking rhomboid gray-and-red “wild” asteroid, with vines twinning on it; and a free games-triggering spotted orange-and-purple “bonus” rocketship.
Ordinary symbols: smirking astronaut Skeeter in a gray space suit; teethed monster Venus flytrap; lit flying saucer; vined orange-and-white barn; exotic flower with saucer-like flower heads; green-and-yellow crop circle; orange A; blue K; green Q; and red J.

The Back To Venus bet sizes: $0.20 (minimum bet), $0.60, $1.00, $1.40, $2.00, $4.00, $7.00, $10.00, $13.00, $15.00, and $20.00 (maximum bet). The $20.00 bet offers these Back To Venus payouts for three, four, and five winning combinations. Astronaut Skeeter pays $30.00, $100.00, and $300.00. Monster Venus flytrap pays $20.00, $60.00, and $120.00.

Flying saucer pays $15.00, $40.00, and $80.00. Barn, or exotic flower, or crop circle pays $10.00, $30.00, and $60.00. A, or K pays $5.00, $15.00, and $30.00. Q, or J pays $5.00, $10.00, and $20.00.
Three or four rocketships offer ten free games—set in the scorched Venus—with self-multiplying win multipliers and vined “wild” asteroids that get locked until after two rounds. Back To Venus’ non-progressive jackpot is X4338, which (4338X20) is $86760.00.

The good Back To Venus software features: comprehensive rules, including a user guide; supports desktops and mobile devices; and a quickspin with 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, and 100 autospins. Ambient background: classical music interspersed with alien screeches.

Sound effects: ringing, jingling, growl, whoosh, and flytrap’s chitter. The animated 3D graphics include shaking grid, fiery sunbeams, gushing coins, dolly zoom, twining and untwining vines, rocking fly trap, afterburner, blasting off Venus-bound rocketship, and impact events.

Luck in Back To Venus
Back To Venus is a game of chance whose RTP rate is 97.07% and house edge is 2.93%.