Track n Gold Slot Review & Free Play

Track n Gold: Collect Coins Across Locked Train Tracks for Up to 5,500x Wins

Track'n Gold by Play'n GO bought us tickets for yet another Wild West adventure. In this one, a mustach-wielding conductor drops wilds from the sky, and four trains protect a vault bursting with jackpots. On this five-reel, three-row grid, the top prize of 5,500x is on the line. Although it’s quite the ride, for me, the setting stole the show.

In the base game, returns came every four to five spins in the 1.5x to 2x range. Along with regular connections of pocket watches and lanterns, coins with multiplier values showed up too, but I never landed more than four or five at once, and that’s exactly what you need six, to trigger Hold'n Win.

The train eats whatever doesn’t trigger, but in return, it might drop extra coins on any spin to help you get there. Mine never bothered.

The wild drop in the Falling Wilds feature, which can throw four to 15 onto the grid before or after any spin. Mine fired twice, and the second time, two of them stacked on the same spot for a 3x multiplier that pushed a hat return to 8x.

After around 100 spins, three bonus scatters placed on the middle reels handed me eight free spins, and a colossal reel that stretches symbols across multiple positions joined the party.

Early in the round, a giant conductor’s hat spread across six positions and created a solid connection. The appearance of a large scatter brought three extra rounds mid-way, and the feature finished at 35x the stake. Retriggers in this feature can extend up to 150 spins.

If you manage to trigger Hold'n Win, you might get three respins, locked rows that open with unlock symbols, and a vault that reveals three types of trains. Green drops cash prizes with Mini and Minor jackpots, red collects everything on the grid, purple adds value every spin until the round ends, and blue bumps all prizes in view.

Open every row and the vault, and the Golden Train rolls in after Hold'n Win closes. That one carries all four jackpots, with the top Grand at x500.

Overall, I rode this train long enough to enjoy the view but left with just leftovers in my pocket.