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Demon Beats: Follow the Band Through the Demon's Door For Up to 1,024x Multipliers

NetEnt sent their monster truck on a little detour, straight into a neon alley and up to a temple door carved with a demon’s face in the Demon Beats slot. Behind it waits a 5x4 grid where symbols cascade after every win, 2x2 colossal symbols crush whatever is under them, and free spins push multipliers up to 1,024x.

My session didn’t start strong, I’d wait for more than 10 spins at times to land wins lower than 1x the bet. A multiplier ladder starts at x1 and climbs to x2, x4, x8, x16 and up to x32 with every cascading win or exploding colossal symbol, but one dead spin sends it straight back to x1. 

It was all in vain, though, and even though I reached the 8x multiplier one time, that win resulted in only 0.8x my bet.

Helpless and highly annoyed by how bad everything performed, especially with so many features and add-ons, I had to purchase the Battle feature for 50x my bet. I thought it would be highly interactive, and I wasn’t wrong.

When the VS symbol lands on a spin without a win, the band squares off against a big red demon in a comic book scene, and up to 3 wilds or 2 colossal symbols drop onto the grid to cover the VS.

Mine ended with the old keyboard player smashing the demon over the head, and I got back 54.9x my bet. Being happy for not draining my balance more even with a buy option tells you as much as you need to know about my session.

Overall, I think the storyline in this one can make your session really immersive and fun, and you can enjoy a lot of different mechanics that go with it. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case in my playthrough.

PROS

• Immersive comic book storyline
• Multipliers up to 1,024x

CONS

• Low base game hit rate 
• Bonuses hard to trigger
• Low returns even at high multipliers

CashoMatic: Stack Scattered Gems For Free Spins and up to 50x Multipliers

NetEnt's Cash-O-Matic looks like an old-fashioned cash machine dressed up in gold. But we also get winning symbols that stick around during avalanches and a multiplier ladder with up to 10x boosts. The free spins bonus takes things further with multipliers reaching 50x, although getting through the door proved considerably harder than I expected.

The 5x4 grid offers 1,024 ways to win, with symbols paying between 0.10x and 2x my bet. Winning combinations stay in place while the other symbols disappear and fresh ones drop in, allowing cascades to continue. Most of my wins landed between 0.50x and 2x, but longer chains that climbed the multiplier ladder reached up to 4x. Filling one, two, three, or four rows with winning symbols raises the multiplier through 1x, 2x, 4x, and 10x, respectively.

Free spins are where the multiplier system gets more interesting. You need to collect at least 10 scatter symbols during a single sequence to trigger the feature, with each scatter counting as a free spin. The starting multiplier levels depend on how many scatters you collect, reaching up to 50x with 20 or more. Full rows can also award extra spins, giving winning cascades more room to build.

That 10-scatter requirement was a pain. Scatters often appeared in stacks of three, but I still went through more than 120 spins before finally triggering my first bonus. The wait paid off reasonably well, though, with the free spins delivering a 38x payout.

Cash-O-Matic has a clever core mechanic that makes each cascade feel connected to the next, and the multiplier ladder gives you a reason to chase full rows rather than settle for small wins. The dated presentation won't appeal to everyone, and the scatter requirement makes the bonus frustratingly elusive. Still, there's a decent slot underneath that golden exterior if you enjoy building multipliers through repeated cascades.

PROS

• 1,024 ways to win
• Up to 10x multipliers in ultiplier ladder 
• Free spins offer multipliers up to 50x
• Full rows can award extra free spins
   

CONS

• Dated visual design
• Free spins difficult to trigger
   

Fruit Shop Grand Re Opening: Fill Your Basket With Fresh Fruits for up to 5,000x Wins

Fruit Shop Grand Re-Opening by NetEnt dusts off one of the studio's older series and gives it a fresh new look. Beyond the neon-lit sign and fresh new fruits, we’ve got respins, a progressive multiplier stuck to the respins, expanding bonus grids, sticky wilds, and a 5,000x max win. I went in hoping for a nostalgia trip, but what came after the first spin was nothing less than shocking!

The game starts on a 5x3 grid with 13 paylines, where symbol payouts range from 0.10x to 50x your bet. It feels like a fresh coat of paint on its previous entry, which is quite fitting for a grand re-opening since I haven't seen NetEnt revisit this series in a long time. This time, though, you'd better keep your eyes on the small Flavor Meter sitting below the reels. Every other fruit win awards respins while also filling the meter with multipliers.

My session saw winning combinations arrive every 2 to 3 spins, and the guaranteed respins always gave me another chance to build on them. Even when the opening hit was only worth 0.50x to 0.70x my bet, the extra respins regularly pushed those returns into the 1.80x to 3.20x range, making the base game feel far more rewarding than the paytable first suggested.

During one of those respin chains, I managed to land three Fruit Shop scatter symbols ridiculously early into my session. How early? Think the third spin. That awarded 7 Backyard Spins, where the Flavor Meter continues building while unlocking extra rows, sticky wilds, mystery prizes, and other bonus features as it progresses. The very next spin dropped sticky wilds across the second reel, pushing my multiplier to 6x while extending the bonus to 8 spins.

From there, every two to three spins was enough to partially fill the Flavor Meter again, earning even more free spins along the way. By the time everything finally wrapped up, I'd played a whopping 21 bonus spins, watched the multiplier climb all the way to 15x, and collected a satisfying 78.40x payout.

Fruit Shop Grand Re-Opening is exactly the kind of sequel I'd hoped for. The respins keep the base game moving, the Flavor Meter constantly gives you something to work towards, and the bonus can snowball into much longer sessions than you'd expect. Safe to say I'll be stopping by this grand re-opening more than a few times.

PROS

• Respins after winning combos
• Flavor Meter with growing multipliers
• Full reel wilds
• Free spins bonus game
• Up to 5,000x max win

CONS

• No major downsides