Birthday!

The action is held on a 6x4, 72-payline game grid, located in a futuristic urban setting, though one not anywhere near as dystopic as the world of Nitropolis. This one brought to mind the film In Time, a world divided between the haves and the have nots, where the former live gilded immortal lives, free to indulge whatever whim or leisure activity takes their fancy. It's a little unclear what prompted that flashback. Perhaps it's the feeling of freedom induced by the wide-open streets, the brightly optimistic colour scheme, and the excellent retro-electro soundtrack recorded with Vocoders, Linn Drums, and an Arp 2600 according to the producer himself.