NEW RELEASE: Storm Lords!

Nicola Davidson
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Nicola Davidson on 9/10/2019

RTG hit the nail right on the head with this one. Storm Lords is the perfect combination of thriller and action. Come and win some coins with these Ancient Chinese-inspired Storm Lords. The game has 5 reels and 50 paylines making it just enough to keep things entertaining without being overly complicated. Most definitely beginner-friendly and entertaining for highly skilled slot players.

The wild symbol is the Storm Lords logo which you will only be able to find on reels 2 and 4. Naturally, they will replace all other symbols when triggered with the exception of the scatter amulet. When you find stacked wilds there, they end up being gently nudged into place and take over the whole reel. Once this happens, they can substitute in every winning combo!

You can activate respins by Treasure Coins. You need to find these atleast 6 times in order to trigger this. After this, 3 respins will show up with the possibility to add more. Each coin you unlock will also unleash a cash prize!

The Amulet scatter will grant you free spins by landing on 3 or more of them anywhere on the reels. You will be given 6 free spins right out of the gate with the opportunity to get sticky wilds on the 2nd and 4th reels.

Ready to chase Storm Lords?

Happy Spinning 🙂

 

Nicola Davidson

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Nicola Davidson is a content writer with a focus in online gaming. With over 15 years of experience in the industry, she has extensive expertise in casino games, sports betting as well as emerging trends that pop up in the iGaming sector. Content is more than just information. It’s about creating an engaging experience for players. Nicola perfects this by writing reviews of new slot releases, a guide to betting strategies or cutting-edge industry news.

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Nolan Mendoza
Nolan Mendoza
1 month ago

The graphics are vibrant, but curious if slot mechanics avoid repetition. How engaging are they long-term?