Super Wild Fruits Slot Review & Free Play

Super Wild Fruits: Not the Best Slot to Play

I’ll start by saying that Super Wild Fruits was, frankly speaking, a very boring slot to play. I’m well aware that slots are repetitive, but most of them have a bonus round of some sort that takes you away from the base game and provides something different. Super Wild Fruits doesn’t have anything like that, so it’s just the same thing over and over again.

When playing the slot, I was pleased to see scatters and wilds, though the scatters only paid for landing three anywhere. The wild landed quite frequently and helped me win a few times, but it didn’t do anything beyond that. 

Speaking of winnings, I won often enough and actually managed to score some decent payouts during my playthrough. From smallest to biggest, these were 10x (I won this amount twice), 11x, 13x, 14x, 19x, and 20x. Despite these, I ended up with a loss, which was to be expected. 

I should mention that Super Wild Fruits gives you the option of betting on 10 to 100 paylines, with increments of 10 available to choose. I stuck with 100 for my entire playthrough, wanting to give myself the best possible chance of winning. While I did score some good wins, I dread to think what it would have been like if I’d stuck with just 10 paylines the whole time.

Super Wild Fruits wasn’t a terrible slot as it looked alright and had decent animations and visuals. The gameplay simply didn’t appeal to me in the slightest. I wouldn’t recommend it, though if you prefer stripped-back games that focus on the simplest type of slot gameplay, I guess you might find Super Wild Fruits suitable.