Night Wolves

A slot from Gamomat with a wolfy theme, believe it or not, with the usual Gamomat 5-reel, 3-row setup, but it also comes with a choice of playing the slot on either 10, 20, or 30 fixed pay lines, which can suit a player's game style, and that's what I like about it. The min if playing the slot on the minimum 10 pay lines makes it as low as 0.10 per spin, which suits all low rollers.

The game has a free spins feature because all good slots have a free spins feature, is my saying, and here it applies too, with 12 free spins any time you get 3 scatters or more. Not only do you get 12 free spins, but it is also entirely possible to re-trigger more free spins and that is good slot design. The wild is also nicely stacked during the feature, making it possible to win so much more compared to the base game.

I was trying to see what this slot was about, giving it spins to try to trigger the free spins feature, but for some reason the feature just wasn’t showing up. I tried, and I can put it into another session down the line if I play Gamomat again.

The music is relaxing and not in any way shape or form annoying, which means I didn’t have to turn it off during the session. The music starts and stops if you are doing any spins, which means to keep enjoying it you gotta keep spinning. On top of the music, there are the sound effects of win sounds and big win sounds. Scatter sounds have their unique sound effects too, which means you won’t miss anything when they land.

Game features are included with this slot, meaning if you don’t get lucky to hit the free spins feature, you can fall back on the fun of the gamble features such as the card feature and ladder feature; it is always a good challenge to attempt going for 5 correct color picks in a row. Just like at land-based slots, this is a fun challenge to try every now and then.

Gamomat used the advanced auto play, which is my favorite cause it has so many settings compared to the simple version.

Gamomat could add the bonus buy to their slots just make it economically viable and players will use it instead of having to wait a few hundred spins to hit a feature. Besides that, the sound and music need to be played separately too, like on other providers.

Here’s one more game from Gamomat that allows you to play with either 10, 20 or 30 paylines as you wish, and of course with a minimum starting bet of 10, 20 or 30 cents. I usually play Gamomat games with just 5 or 10 lines, to minimise my spending expenses on the game, but I would use bigger bets whenever I’m chasing a free spins feature game. That’s the only way I know best for maximising my wins, hehehe.

In this Night Wolves game, the features offered are quite good, but still lacks the additional punches to knock out a player with huge wins. The Paw is the Wild symbol, but is non-paying (aargh!), appearing only on reels 2, 3 and 4 (why not on all 5 reels?), and is stacked only during the free spins play (why not in the base game too?). The only symbol that is stacked in both the base game and during the free spins is the Howling Wolf symbol, which has a win value of 50x the bet for any 5-of-a-kind win. This symbol also pays both ways, from left and from right, giving more winning chances. Getting all 15 Wolf symbols would pay the maximum single possible win of 1500x. Nope, the win doesn’t pay both ways in this case, so, too bad!

Whenever there’s a Wolf, there would be a moon, and this moon is the Scatter symbol in this game, with a win value of 100x for any 5-of-a-kind win. Getting 3, 4 or 5 Moons would award a fixed number of 12 free spins, but without any win multiplier with it (once again, aaargh!). However, more free spins can be retriggered, although I couldn’t even get 1 retrigger from my few plays on the free spins feature game! Disappointing, to say the least!

Night Wolves is yet one more game that has refused to give me any decent win, never mind a good win. The free spins tend not to pay well in most cases, although triggering of the feature game is not that too difficult, as far as my play sessions are concerned. Hopefully other players can get much better wins than I could.