⚙️ Wheel of Amp Slot Review by 🐅 Red Tiger

5.04.2021, 12:32

On the 18th of last month, Red Tiger released Wheel of Amp after giving steampunk, a theme becoming increasingly popular in the slotsverse, a try. They delivered one of the best executions so far, to begin with, and the maths side of it didn’t disappoint either, seeing that the potential was impressive & rare coming from Red Tiger (7303x). Without further ado, let’s look at the details as we let you in on why Red Tiger scrapped every mention of the release on their official website. Also, should you expect to see it back in your favorite online casino’s lobby?

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Slot Features

Return to Player Percentage: 95.77%
Volatility: High
Default Layout: 3×3
Default Paylines: 9
Bet Range: 0.10-10€
Wheel of Amp (Bonus Round, Multipliers, Grid Upgrades)
All Devices: Smartphones, Desktops, Tablets, Phablets, etc.
All Browsers: Chrome, Mozilla, Opera, Edge, Explorer, etc.
Code: HTML5

Slot Details: Skin, Algorithm Stats, Paytable, & Basic Rules

Not leaving the usual Red Tiger glitz behind, Wheel of Amp opens to a 3×3, 9-payline set up, housed in the living room of a steam-powered zeppelin. It’s the most simplistic of setups, but let it not fool you. Wheel of Amp is capable of more than it alludes at first glance.

Getting started requires setting bets ranging from 0.1 to 10 Euros. That can be on any device, provided it supports internet browsing. Being a modern release, any browser is usable without the need for Flash Player and such. As for the critical stats, players are subjected to the extreme with a 5/5 volatility rating that’s not helped by a below-average RTP percentage and 3/5 hit rate. The grind through high volatility gameplay is worth it, though, seeing that Red Tiger has bumped up the potential to 7303 times the bet in this case.

Because of the setup, only 3-of-a-kind combinations of the low payers are possible at default, increasing to four and five of a kind of both the low-payers and high-payers when the features set in. For the low-payers, we get a random collection of vintage items such as gramophones. As for the high-payers, on the other hand, we get the oldest means of transport, with a train being the premium with rewards of up to ten times the stake.

Wheel of Amp

Not hard to guess, it’s all about triggering the Wheel of Amp by landing three scatters. Spinning it after a trigger, you can land free spins, step change, and win boost. Let’s look at each.

1. Step Change

The purpose of the step change is to unlock high-payers and upgrade the playing area as well. There are eight step change segments on the wheel, with each purpose getting a share of four.

Symbols are unlocked in sequence from the lowest valued high payer to the highest valued one. Play area upgrades follow a sequence as well, with each reel addition being interrupted by a row upgrade until a 5×5, 25-payline grid is achieved. Step change segments on the wheel turn to win booster multipliers after the fully maxed out grid has been achieved.

2. Win Booster Multipliers

You can also land on multiplier figures after spinning the wheel. These can be as big as x10.

3. Free Spins

Landing on free spins awards ten rounds on the house. It is possible to trigger the wheel in session, with five additional free spins being awarded for landing on the free spins segment. Important to note, win booster multipliers do not reset until the first base game round after the session.

Wheel of Amp- Verdict

It’s being a while since Red Tiger released a high performer such as this one. Playing it, you are almost guaranteed of a huge win when the wheel lands on free spins. Here, there are higher chances of landing the wheel for additional free spins, not to mention the grid upgrades and uncapped win booster multipliers. This trait of being overgenerous to virtually everyone could be the reason why Red Tiger decided to shut it down, but we highly doubt it. We reckon it is just a software bug that Red Tiger should be able to deal with ASAP.