Archangels: Salvation Slot

Everything is on this slot ultra fantastic! If a player is looking for real big mega wines, then this is a right place
from my experience, I say, because I played this slot many times, and I always took a lot more money than I invested. How is it possible? Haha, I really do not know,

Well, well, well, what do you know...NetEnt has finally come out with a true 'printed toilet roll' game, following Yarg-drasil's Power Plant game! With 6 reels and 12 rows, it gave me an instant "argh" and a pain to my eyes, simply because the symbols are so blardy small, can hardly be visualised, and each reel is so damn long and narrow! The actual play area only occupies about 30% of the screen area, wasting so much space that should have been put into better use for the actual play area! But of course, this is just my own personal view, because I know that some players would simply love such toilet roll games nonetheless! Hahaha.

The Archangel vs the Demon, not fighting each other, but each trying to give better wins than the other - that's what this Archangels: Salvation game is all about. Archangel's Heaven is at the top, Demon's Hell is at the bottom, but somehow or rather, the Hell feature always seem to have an edge over the Heaven feature. How and why? Read on to find out! Hehehe.

Without going into too much details, all I can say is that the paytable is a very low one, even an extremely low one perhaps, but as expected of newer NetEnt's games. Both the Angel and the Demon pay a blardy ridiculously low win of just 150x the line bet for 6 of each kind (note: 6 and not 5)! What it means is that getting all 6 full reels of either Angel or Demon would pay 150 x 100 paylines, for a win of 15,000x, or 150x the total bet amount! Aaaargh! Never mind about all the other symbols - they may make you cry out in pain! Hahaha.

Getting 3, 4, 5 or 6 Scatter symbols award 10, 15, 20 or 25 free spins without any multiplier, and cannot even be retriggered! What the aaargh! The only interesting feature in this game is the addition of Extra Wilds onto the reels. The Angel's Heaven feature would throw either 2 or 4 vertical stacks of Wilds onto the reels, whilst the Demon's Hell feature would throw either 8 or 16 Wilds onto the reels, depending on how the 2x2 sized Wild symbol lands into the Hotspot. Getting a new Wild symbol landing into any Hotspot would retrigger the feature. Now this can really be exciting and exhilarating, especially when new Wilds keep landing into either one of the Hotspots, thereby creating lots of Wilds on the reels! But that's as exciting as it can get, because the final payout would not excite at all! You'd be damn lucky to get any win of above 50x the total bet!

Honestly speaking, I was damn lucky to get a nice 80x win on my first play on this game! 4 full reels of Angel came on reels 1, 2, 3 and 5, and partially full on reel 4, making that almost 5 full reels of Angel symbols, with a corresponding win of only 80x my bet amount! All 6 full reels would only pay 150x, so that shows how poorly this game can pay! Needless to say too, after such a 'big' win, the game then went into its 'dry run' mode, and I quickly made my exit after getting numerous continuous empty spins! The 2 Free Spins games that I managed to get weren't any good either, paying only 18x and 36x my bet amount, yet they were so damn hard to get!

If not for those damn blardy small eye-squinting-sized symbols, I may actually quite like this game! The payout potentials are next to rubbish, but I quite like the long extended play time achievable with this game, reminding me a lot of my favourite Finn And The Swirly Spin game. The size of any win may not matter much to me, for now, but with my very small playing budget, the long hours of playtime certainly kept me interested and going.