Night Wolves

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.