Dr Wilds Laboratory Blitz Slot Review & Free Play

Dr Wilds Laboratory Blitz: Collect Radioactive Cash for Up to 8,000x Rewards

Games Inc. has locked me inside Dr. Wild's laboratory to endure radioactive experiments. It came with four jackpots worth up to 1,000x, and cash symbols worth up to 15x my bet. Apparently, this mad scientist has been cooking for decades to squeeze an 8,000x max win.

This secret laboratory operates on a three-reel, three-row slot with only 5 paylines. The minimum bet starts at just 0.10x and goes all the way up to 100x my bet.

As I was landing wins roughly every 7 to 8 spins, with most returns sitting between 1x and 2x my bet. I did see the occasional 3x and 4x payout, but they were far too rare to make much difference to my increasingly unhappy bankroll.

Thankfully, the Hold & Spin feature came to the rescue. It can be triggered by landing 2 Cash symbols and 1 Collector symbol, although Dr. Wild can also randomly throw the feature into play. My first bonus arrived just 15 spins later and paid me 19x my bet.

The bonus rounds came, with none taking more than around 40 spins to appear. Across my session, I collected 19x, 26x, 31x, 8x, and 54x my bet from the bonus. Had those rounds not shown up with such regularity, my bankroll would've been finished.

The base game also lets you gamble your winnings for a chance to double them. I suppose that's one way to compensate for such a stingy hit frequency. However, in my experience, gamble features are often like wolves in sheep's clothing.

The antebet costs 1.5x your normal stake, which increases the chance of triggering the Energy Field. And I'd much rather consider this than throw money at a Bonus Buy.

Speaking of which, you can buy the bonus directly for 75x your bet, with a 200x option with high Cash values. But I wouldn't rush into either purchase. Paying that much for a feature with such unpredictable returns is not worthy of the risk.

Dr. Wild's Laboratory Blitz isn't the most inventive slot I've played, but it makes the Hold & Spin mechanic work well enough. The frequent bonus appearances certainly kept me interested for a while. It's worth a few experiments, but I wouldn't be volunteering for another three-hour stay in that laboratory.