
As the summer continues to fade into another memory, the autumn keeps rolling and October is another week older. Christmas and Halloween have hit the high street as the year begins to pass but at online casinos there is even more to look forward to and enjoy.
On that note, here are the biggest and best new releases for slot lovers in the UK. These are games brought to you by the brightest minds in the industry where you won’t need to cheat 114 times to win.
Hacksaw Gaming and its partner GoodTimes Studios are taking you back to the farm in Wot’s Cluck’in Down on the Farm. A cardigan wearing cockerel in glasses reading the latest HEN magazine watches over our 7x7, cluster paying grid.
On the grid, you will find pigs, sheep, geese, cows and golden eggs, the latter of which can become one of five different modifiers after hatching. This clucking good release has a 96.26% RTP but look out for wheels that end any spin. Five or more symbols is what it takes to win, and the game has a maximum payout of 15,000 X the bet.
There is also a Cheeky Chicken Machine which collects any coins and replaces them with coloured eggs in green, blue, red, purple and orange. At least five scatters will award up to 15 free spins. Here, each spin will have between one and three golden eggs laid which will randomly work as multiplier wilds, making you feel at home on the range.
If you like farm themed games, then these sites have a selection of them in their slot library:
Another week, another Big Bass Splash release from Pragmatic Play and its partner in crime Reel Kingdom, this time with a Halloween twist. Of course, this is not the first fishy trip into the most haunted night of the year. The fourth in the spooky range, Big Bass Splash Halloween 1000 has medium volatility and a max win of a night-so-frightening 20,000 X.
Big Bass Halloween Splash 1000 uses Big Bass Splash 1000 as its inspiration and is a basic, ahem, reskin of the same model with a few eerie alterations. This time, our fisherman is dressed up as Count Dracula although he seems as happy as he always has.
Of course, he is not alone and is joined on the reels by Jack-o'-lanterns, witches’ hats, monster trucks, vampire bats and haunted fish, promising tricks and, of course, treats. Expect more money symbols to collect too.
The money symbols can land on every spin, carrying a random value up to a maximum of 1,000 X to collect in the free spins feature. When two scatters hit, they will be put in a cauldron next to the reels to generate your free spins.
So, if you fancy spending the night of October 31 on an unsettling lake in the middle of nowhere with an undead, vampiric fisherman and a pumpkin pick feature, you know where to go.
You can play this game at our
highest rated slot site
, BetMGM.
Hacksaw Gaming brings you another creepy little number, and this one is truly pin-credible! In Demonic Dolls, the studio haunts your nightmares in a cluster paying voodoo themed video slot.
You and your friends on the other side can aim for a maximum win of 10,000 X your bet thanks to any wild rattle symbols collected. In the respins feature, wild rattles will shift into new grid positions to combine their multipliers.
This spiritual release has medium volatility and an RTP of 96.26%. It also takes place at night in an attic owned by a toymaker. This is no Geppetto however, and the puppet master is putting the pins into Pinocchio, leaving us with two terrifying dolls watching what happens next.
Of the 12 symbols in play, there are the usual, albeit in this case demonic, playing cards 10 through ace, plus buttons, needles, axes, jars of honey and bows. There is also the aforementioned wild rattle and a free spins scatter.
Without ever being too grim and creepy, Demonic Dolls is weirdly warm and cartoony which it should be and is perfect for players that enjoy cluster paying slots. Another unneeded demonstration in the dark, ominous environments that Hacksaw Gaming specialise in.
Denomic Dolls is available at
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