Carnival Queen is 6 reels and 4096 paylines video slot powered by Thunderkick software. The slot is inspired with the Mardi Gras and will let you experience the true carnival atmosphere. The game is filled with interesting features that fit in nicely with the great design and even better animation that Thunderkick is known for. Start dancing to the sound of music here for fun on this page, or you can visit any of the Thunderkick Casinos to play for real.
How to Play Carnival Queen Slot
Before you hit the streets and join the celebration, you will have to set the bets.
- When you click on Number Coin you will increase or decrease the bets. When you click on it a separate panel will open and you will be able to set the coins size.
- Autoplay will allow you to set everything concerning spinning the reels automatically without interruption.
- Spin will set the reels spinning once you choose your bet.
Slot Features
Symbols included in pay way wins will be replaced with the new sets of symbols dropping from above in an avalanche manner. This will continue as long as there is a new win to form. Once there are no more wins, the Avalanche feature will stop.
Multiplier
For each Avalanche triggered, the multiplier will increase one level. This continues as long as there is a new pay win within the same game round. Multipliers can go up to x7.
Bonus round
Carnival Mask symbol is the Scatter and 3 or more of them on the reels will trigger the bonus round and award 12 spins. Any additional scatters on the reels will award additional 4 spins.
During the bonus round, 2 or more Scatters will award extra spins and the multiplier will not reset. In addition, when there are no winning combos, a Wild will remove all other symbols, except the scatter, vertically and horizontally.
Summary
The Carnival Queen’s Avalanche features really adds up to the game mechanic and game flow. The game is cheerful and colorful with a lot of attention paid to details, but Thunderkick is famous for their cheerful slots. This is a medium variance slot which offers pretty decent wins that can go up to x22700 your bet. Overall, we deem you should give this captivating game a shot, especially if you are into this kind of theme.
I’ve never been to Rio De Janeiro to experience a Samba Carnival, but I’ve played many games themed on it, but so far, none has made it into my favourite games list. Somehow, my luck on such games has never been good, or maybe those Samba Dancers simply don’t like me because I haven’t meet them live at Rio, hehehe.
This Carnival Queen by Thunderkick is a 6 reels 4 rows 4096 ways to win game, with a starting bet of only $0.10 per spin, so there’s no need to buy a plane ticket to go to Rio. The overall atmosphere in the game is lively and colourful, as it should be, but I really don’t like that both the Wild and Bonus symbols are non-paying. A lot of missed extra wins there. Typically of all other similar games too, the win values of all the symbols are really low, starting from 12x down to just 1x the bet amount for getting any six of them. If not for the 4096 ways and the increasing multipliers during the cascading, big wins could never be achieved at all.
Getting 3, 4, 5 or 6 Bonus symbols don’t win anything, except for triggering 12, 16, 20 or 24 free spins. Each time 2 Bonus symbols land on the reels during a free spin, 3 more free spins would be added. Getting 3 or more Bonus symbols would retrigger the initial amount of free spins. This can go on indefinitely but it’s simply impossible to happen. Also, any Wild that doesn’t make a win would explode and remove symbols vertically and horizontally, allowing for new symbols to drop down. Nope, new wins doesn’t always happen either.
Carnival Queen is a high volatility game, with a maximum possible win of 22,700x, which is most probably only a once-in-a-lifetime win, so the game would play with many dead spins and many insignificant small wins, both in the base game and during the free spins. It took me almost 500 spins just to get my first free spins feature game, but that game didn’t pay anything good either. The second game came after over 200 spins later, but paid a more decent 106x. My balance had gone down a lot by then, and I wasn’t about to take any more chances on those Samba Dancers. I got some money back, still lost most of it, so I said “hasta la vista baby” and quit the game. Maybe I’ll come back for another try, maybe not, but for now, it’s a no-go.