The slot machine, released in February 2022, will appeal to fans of the Playson provider, which develops original simulators. The new slot has a popular theme (animals), high-quality gameplay, prize options and a high level of return. The main currency of the device is the US dollar.
Brief overview of the device
The manufacturer has provided 6 reels with various symbols (standard and special). To win, 3 to 6 identical images must appear on the active line of the slot. The symbol depicting a wolf is a kind of thematic picture. Already 2 predators on the active line will allow you to receive a small prize. The range of payouts for the symbols of the device in case of a successful completion of the round is as follows (in dollars):
- playing card denominations from jack to ace – 0.5-100;
- owl – 0.06-30;
- ram – 0.08-500;
- eagle – 0.1-1000;
- bear - 1,500;
- wolf – 0.2-5000.
The developer equipped the slot with two bonus pictures (a golden sphere and a golden wolf) and a Scatter in the form of a rock image. If 6 or more bonus pictures appear on the reels, the prize mode is activated (3 spins). During them, only bonus symbols will appear on the screen, turning into "sticky" ones, which will allow you to activate additional spins and win even more. Each reel gets its own multiplication factor from x1 to x10. If a golden wolf appears during the prize rounds, the gamer will receive a jackpot. Depending on the number of such pictures, from 500 to 200 thousand dollars will be paid.
If during the standard game the Scatter appears (from 3 to 6 images in any positions), the player will be given free spins. You can get from 10 to 25 free spins.
Technical features of the simulator
The developer has equipped the slot with the following features and options:
- drums – 6;
- winning chains – 46,656;
- betting range: $0.2-$100 per spin;
- maximum multiplication factor – x20,000;
- automatic mode;
- special characters;
- volatility is high;
- RTP – 96%.
Before starting the game, it is recommended to open the payout table (the “i” button) and read the information presented in it.
