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| Provider | Yggdrasil Gaming |
Frost Queen slot summary
Frost Queen slot from Yggdrasil is a jackpots game similar to their Jackpot Raiders slot or alternatively Jackpot Express slot, but you've possibly heard of Holmes and the Stolen Stones which is clearly the slot upon which this is based. We get soothing classical music, icy symbols with reels set over a block of ice too with tinkling sounds when you spin. So will our bankroll be frozen in time here or can we thaw out some of the hidden treasures?
On the reels...
You get 20 pay lines over a standard 5x3 reel set here on Frost Queen slot with single symbols. No Wilds, but the Frost Queen pays 200x for 5-of-a-kind, Prince 100x, Crown 50x, Jewel 37.5x and four card values of 10 down to 6.5x for a full line. You have split scatters on each reel and a variety of ways to trigger the features. If you land 2 scatters, then you get a pick for a cash a cash value (usually) or the third scatter which will award either 10 spins or the bonus game.
You will also note 5 jackpot amounts above the reels, low to high from left to right. Each of these has a 5-part collector in the base game and occasionally keys will land on the reels, each one adding to the meter of 5 keys. When full, you trigger the free spins with a 1-Gem head start.
Bonus Game
If your split scatters award this, then you get levels with 3 chests in. You get 5-100x bet or random keys towards your collection for free spins and it ends when an avalanche of snow cover the chest you choose.
Free Spins
You get 10 and cannot win extra spins or retriggers as the scatters are now removed, as are the Keys you get in the base game. The spins are played at 3x multiplier and there will be Gems on all the reels now, each reel matching the colour of the progressive jackpot box above it. Fill any jackpot box by collecting 5 Gems on its respective reel to win the amount shown. These are seeded at 40, 200, 600, 1500 and 15000 in your currency. Bigger stakes mean a better chance of winning them.
Our View...
Frost Queen slot looks and sounds like a good game but your base game is only 92.2% with 3.8% going into the jackpots. Base game hits aren't usually much and you are reliant on the features to get anything of note. The free spins don't seem to pay unless you hit a jackpot either and the Bonus pick game is frankly rubbish. It's just a pointless copy of Holmes and his equally frustrating Stolen Stones so this slot can stay frozen in time as far as I am concerned...
