Coins on Fire Slot by Lucksome 🎰 Free Demo and Review

Coins on Fire Review

Lucksome are one of the newest studios on the market, and they had less than 10 releases in our catalog at the time of writing. We always enjoy reviewing slots from new companies, as doing that can also tell us a lot about the future. Coins on Fire is the team’s very first foray into the field of retro slots, so let’s take a closer look at what this 3x3 slot with 5 betlines brings to the table!

The theme of Coins of Fire draws inspiration from classic slot machines, and the assortment of symbols really is as old-school as it gets. The production values are high overall, however, and we certainly like the fact that the designers infused the basic theme with modern looks. It makes for a very pleasant experience, and it’s one that we can recommend to all players that are into retro slots of all kinds.

Coins on Fire Slot – Reels Screen

The math model of Coins of Fire combines a medium-high volatility level with a 1,000x jackpot. The least that you can play for is then £0.05 per spin, while the game’s max bet is £250. Finally, the theoretical RTP of Coins of Fire is 96.28%, which is nicely above average – and you can even get to 96.64% by activating the Extra Respins option.

Coins on Fire Slot Features

There are 9 pay symbols in Coins of Fire, and it’s possible to divide them into 4 low pays, 3 mid pays, and 2 high pays. For low pays, there are cherries, lemons, grapes, and plums, which pay up to 1.6x your bet per combination. For mid pays, there are BAR symbols, silver sevens, and blue sevens, which pay up to 4x your bet per combination. For high pays, then, there are red sevens and fire coins. Fire coins are worth the most, and a combination of them is worth 16x your bet.

Note that fire coins also act as the game’s Wilds, which means that they can substitute for other symbols in winning combinations.

Coins on Fire Slot – Respins Feature

Symbols can sometimes show up with Coins overlays, and landing those together with fire coins leads to the Respins feature. You’ll always get as many respins as the total displayed on all Coins overlays in view, and fire coins essentially work as Sticky Wilds during respins.

You can also activate the Extra Respins option and pay a bit more per spin. Doing so leads to additional respins whenever the Respins feature is activated, and, as we’ve already mentioned, the slot’s RTP is higher with this option on.

Review Summary

So, did Lucksome do well enough with their first retro slot? Well, they certainly did, and the final product is an excellent effort overall. The core gameplay loop is enjoyable, the production values are high overall, and it’s all backed by a very solid math model as well – what could one possibly complain about?