Disco Night Slot Review & Free Play

Disco Night: Pay the Cover Charge and Strut Toward 150x Multipliers

Welcome back to the dance floor, this time for Disco Night by CQ9 Gaming. If it's the first of these you've spun, know that it's a reskinned, slightly slicker take on a theme CQ9 clearly can't let go of. The five-reel, 243-way grid carries over untouched, and so do the 50 free spins and the multipliers that climb to 150x.

The first thing that sets it apart, beyond the fresh coat of paint, is a bonus buy. By paying 65x your bet, you can skip straight to the free game. I didn't gamble on patience this time and bought in the moment the session started. 

Here's how that played out and how I got to a 42.6x return. The free game opens with 12 free spins when diamonds fill every reel, and it can stretch as far as 50 spins. Each spin carries a multiplier that grows as you go, building toward a 150x ceiling on the best run. 

Timing tripped me up, as all the hits came in the first half of the round, so the multiplier was still small when it counted, and the total landed lower than it should have.

The second difference is the wild. Here it plays as a plain one, subbing for everything but the diamond, no doubling like its sibling. My base wins mostly sat at 1x my bet or under, but the wild stepped in very often to drag a few and pushed the range to 3x to 9x the wager.

I earned the second bonus the proper way, when diamonds landed across every reel late in the base game and opened the round for free. This time the hits arrived when they counted, clustering around the tenth spin with decent multipliers for an 85x win, better than double the buy. The only thing missing was a retrigger. 

Disco Night spins the same old record, but the needle sits a little truer this time. I had a good time, experienced almost everything there is, and I’ll certainly be back for more.