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Malta – Betsoft recreates traditional casino experience in Wilds of Fortune slot
By Lewis - 28 July 2022
Betsoft has released its latest slot title, Wilds of Fortune, a five reel, 10 payline video slot featuring expanding wilds, free respins and scatters.
The game invites players to go back in time to a different era where playing slots meant pulling a lever, watching the rolling fruit symbols drop into place and hearing the ‘Ker-ching’ sound of cash winnings tumble down the chute.
Anna Mackney, Head of Account Management, Betsoft Gaming, shared: “Betsoft is very in tune with its customer base who are looking for nostalgia, experiential gaming and fun.
“As a classic Vegas themed slot, Wilds of Fortune is a deceptively simple game but offering mass appeal through its beautiful retro design and frequent win opportunities.
“From novice to experienced players, to those who just enjoy fruit machines, everyone will love this game.”
The casino design and background music create a retro feel. Showcasing traditional fruit machine symbols, players click to depress the lever and spin the reels for an authentic slot experience.
Complete with the whirring sound made by the original fruit machines as the symbols drop into place on the reels, the game features the High-paying Bell, the Bar, Seven and Triple Seven, worth from 3x to 15x the stake for a full payline.
When the Diamond Wild appears on reels two, three, or four, the Expanding Wilds feature is triggered. The wilds expand vertically to cover the reel.
One or more Expanded Wilds will then trigger the Free Respins Feature. This will keep spinning until there is a win. The Expanding Wilds remain on the grid throughout the feature. New Diamond Wilds can also appear and expand for further win opportunities.
Three Moneybag Scatters create an automatic win. The more Scatters players find, the more winnings will be theirs as three, four or five scatters give 5x, 10x and 50x the stake.
The game has a Hit Rate in Free Respins of 61.87 per cent and ab average RTP of 96.33 per cent.
