Red Tiger is taking us to the oldest underground train system in the world - the London Tube. The playing grid is placed on the platform of a metro station (maybe the Baker Street one or the Westminster), and the symbols represent people you would expect to see on board a train.
What to Expect From the London Tube
London Tube is a medium-volatility online slot game with 1,024 ways to win on adjacent reels and a maximum potential win of up to 6,000x the bet. It is played on a 5x4 playing grid, and its RTP sits at 96%.
The symbols in the game are divided between lower and higher-paying ones in this Red Tiger slot. Lower symbols are 10 to A card symbols, with a small British flag on them, just to remind us where we are, and five different characters we can expect to meet on the train, including a slightly grumpy-looking policeman.
The game also features a Wild symbol that appears on special occasions to potentially complete a winning formation and a Scatter symbol that triggers 9, 12 or 15 Free Spins if you land three or more of them on the reels.
Here Comes the Train
Before talking about the arrival of a new train, we need to mention the Tube symbol that can land in the first nine spins in a 10-spin cycle and leaves a golden frame after it’s gone in the next spin. The more golden frames you have on the reels, the more bonus fields you will get after the final, tenth spin in the cycle when a new train arrives and delivers one of the bonus symbols:
- Wild symbols: A Wild symbol will populate every framed field to substitute for other paying symbols in a winning formation
- Ways Multipliers: Multipliers are applied randomly to boost the number of symbols in the framed field
- Cash Prizes: Each framed field will get a monetary value, and you get the final win by adding all the monetary prizes
In the Free Spins feature, the bonus symbols are triggered randomly after each Free Spin and added to the framed fields. Every additional Scatter symbol during the Free Spins round could potentially award new bonuses.
Happy travels to the English underground railways!
