Lava Lions Slot

A slot from Gamomat and has an animal theme and this slot comes with your usual 5 reels, 3 rows and a choice of 10 fixed pay lines or 20 fixed pay lines or 30 fixed pay-lines. The min bet if you choose the 10 fixed pay lines will cost you just 0.10 per spin, which is quite reasonable in my opinion.

The slot has an explosive erupting feature which can award up to 100 free spins if you get a 5 scatter trigger. Not many slots have this now, do they, but Lava Lions certainly does, and if you can’t get the 5 scatter trigger, that’s okay cause 4 scatters will still give 25 free spins and 3 scatters will give 10 free spins. Best thing about the feature is the wild diamond is stacked.

Was having a go on this for the first time while enjoying the music. I gave it some spins, but a feature didn’t show up this time; for base game wins, it did, and that was still good enough.

The music is not annoying, and that is a plus, and it has a suitable place for this slot because you can have it on the entire time as you play the base game. The sound effects come in as well, such as the win sounds and scatters.

Included with the slot are the gamble features we all love, and those are the card gambles of a simple red/black guessing game and the ladder gamble. The card gamble can be gambled up to 5 times, which is still a good challenge, and you get 32 x your bet for the accomplishment. So even a 0.20 base win can turn into 6.40, for example. But you gotta be good at predicting the colors.

Gamomat slapped the slot with the simplest of the auto-play types, with the on-and-off style, and in addition to that, you can also play the slot with the space bar and do turbo spins for even faster play.

When I played the slot, it was the 94.11% RTP version, and that didn’t stop me from having a go since the session was shorter and not the long term where RTP would play more.

I still would like to be able to adjust the sound and music to play the way I want it to play if I want the music only then let me have the music on only and not the sound effects. The lack of ante or bonus buys means I would be faced with having to grind the base game any time I wanted to trigger a feature, which on Gamomat can mean hundreds of spins sometimes.

Lava Lions is one of those typical slots from Gamomat with 30 paylines and stacked symbols or stacked super high-paying symbols. This game features 30 paylines and Ultra High Variance. This game seems like it has potential but it's very hard to get a decent win.

Let's start by saying you can trigger free spins easily, as the scatter symbol lands easily and are very active on the reels, almost 1 out of 5 spins you can get two scatter symbols. Landing 3 will give 10 spins, but if you manage to land 4, then 25 spins and the best of all 5 scatters will award a whopping 100 free spins.

Now if this game has stacked symbols that grow with every spin, then 5 scatters would have been very lucrative, unfortunately, this does not happen. I am sure with 25 spins many players will hit huge.

There are lucrative paying symbols, with the lava lion who awards 33x your total stake and come in stacked form, which means a full screen will pay 1000x. During free spins, the diamond wild symbols also come in the stacked form to assist with a huge winning combination but that does not matter, as you will always see those near miss hits, which is pissing me off all the time.

Just imagine getting 4 free spins to feature in less than 100 spins, but your average win is 10x and it's not like that base game gives decent wins either.

Something is wrong with the math as it took me nearly over 10 features to win a simply 50x, I know Dead or Alive is even more brutal but you see the huge wins regularly as well. I personally think these free spins should have a growing stack per spin, which will balance it nicely out, as it makes it hard to win, but somehow your money balances out and you still have a good balance after 200 spins.

I tried this slot simply because of the near misses and telling myself, this time I will hit that full screen, but that never happened either.