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| Provider | Novomatic |
Wild Country slot summary
Wild Country slot takes us into North America for a look at its wildlife and therefore you can expect the same range of animals you've seen on slots such as Blueprint's Buffalo Rising, Aristocrat's Buffalo and Play'n Go's Wild North. The prairie at night forms the backdrop and we have the trademark Novo trotting noises as the reels stop punctuated by some mighty roaring if you see the Grizzly Bear appear in any wins. What perils do these aggressive looking animals hold for our bankroll though?
On The Reels...
We have 1024 on Wild Country slot which you will know means 5 reels of 4 rows apiece. Symbols appear individually bar the Grizzly Bear although 2 can appear on the reel at once, with 3 Grizzlies possible on any reel. That's because he's the best 5-of-a-kind pay at 150 coins which is nearly 4 times our 40-coin bet. The Cougar and Eagle will also pay 150 coins, Moose and Salmon 100 with Ace down to Jack paying 50 and 10 or 9 40 coins for a full way. You will see green paw print Wilds singly on the centre 3 reels and Mountain scatters on all.
Free Games
If the scatter triggers don't tell you what game you're really playing, then the the Wilds will, but let's see - 3 scatters trigger 8 free games, 4 will award 15 and 5 is the best at 20. You can retrigger them but just 2 in the bonus award 5 extra spins too. Now you'll get the next bit if you haven't guessed correctly already, as any Wild in the bonus counting in a win will reveal either a 2x or 3x multiplier therefore you can earn up to 27x on your wins. Enough said.
Our View...
Wild Country is simply a copy of Aristocrat's Buffalo slot and joins tens of others from numerous developers as it has proven to be a popular mechanic in land-based and online casinos. The problem here is that apart from the lowish RTP of 95.16% the top pay is only half the 300 coins the Buffalo pays on the game of that name along with most copies of the slot. You are therefore playing a game with far lower potential than the one it's modelled on which begs the question, why? I cannot answer that question, but I certainly can guarantee you I have no reason to return to the Wild Country here...
