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Crystal Quest Frostlands slot summary
Crystal Quest Frostlands slot by Thunderkick is the third in this Crystal Quest series after Deep Jungle slot and the better of the first two, Arcane Tower slot. Like many Thunderkick games including the classic Pink Elephants 2 slot, it's a 4096-way job with in this instance an icy forest illuminated by the Northern Lights as a background and some quite dramatic sound effects and musical chimes when we win. So can we de-ice our bankroll here or will it remain forever frozen in the wilderness?
On the reels...
As said above, Crystal Quest Frostlands slot has 4096-ways to win therefore we see 6 reels of 4 rows each consisting of individual cascading tiles, so stacks are possible. Winning tiles are replaced from above and each time this happens, the base game multiplier rises by 1x for that spin. You can also see colossal symbols appear of either 2x2 or 3x3 except Wilds and scatters which will crush all tiles beneath them when they land. You get Wilds on all reels bar the first and scatter in the form of Treasure Chests appear on all reels. Ah yes, those 6-of-a-kind pays: Frost Queen 5x bet, Yeti 2.5x, Orange Crystal 1.4x, Green Crystal 1.2x with seven other smaller Gems paying 0.9 down to 0.5x. No modifiers, so on to the bonus.
Free Spins
You get 12 for 3 scatters with +3 for any one over the 3. You can get 3 extra spins for 2 scatters during them with +2 spins for any over the 2. The game multiplier doesn't reset during the bonus between spins. You have a couple of enhancements in that any unused Wilds when there are no winning combinations will explode all symbols along their row and column away for another chance to win. Thunderkick tell us 10,000x is possible here.
Our View...
Crystal Quest Frostlands slot has a 96.16% RTP and is possibly the best of the Crystal Quest trio thus far albeit the most volatile. The graphics and animations are above average, sounds very well balanced and you get a decent enough base game performance to keep you interested. The bonus is quite hard to land though and given the volatility of it, if you end up with a poor return it can seriously frustrate you! That said, if you don't get frozen out here it may be a very worthwhile arctic adventure for you...
