Moon of Fortune Slot by Wazdan 🎰 Free Demo and Review

Moon of Fortune Review

Wazdan has plenty of Hold the Jackpot slots out there by now, and Moon of Fortune™ adds another one to the pile. It must be getting hard to give each new release an innovative twist by now, but full marks for doing their best in that regard. You get Sticky To Infinity™ Mystery and Rabbit (Jackpot) Mystery symbols in this game, which we haven’t seen before, and you can also land payouts in the base game. This is thanks to the Pay Anywhere system, and wilds will help you out as well.

The Sticky To Infinity symbols can help trigger the Hold the Jackpot Bonus, and it comes with jackpot symbols up to 150x your stake. Collector symbols collect all prizes in view, and boost the total by up to x10, while the mystery symbols reveal bonus or jackpot symbols, respectively. This is fairly standard stuff from Wazdan, and you can choose pace, volatility, and Chance Level ante bet from 3 different settings. The 1,500x potential is mid-range, and it’s most likely won by filling the grid in the Hold the Jackpot Bonus Game.

Moon of Fortune™ Slot - Reels Screen

Moon of Fortune™ Slot Features

You win by landing 10 to 16 matching symbols anywhere in view, and 16-symbol wins pay between 10 and 200 x your stake. The Wild symbol substitutes for pay symbols to help complete and/or improve wins, and it holds no value of its own. You can play with 2x, 4x, or 6x your regular stake via the Chance Level ante bet feature, and this increases your Hold the Jackpot Bonus chances by 2x, 4x, and 6x, respectively.

You need at least 6 bonus symbols of any kind in view on the same spin to trigger the Hold the Jackpot Bonus Game, and 4-5 cash symbols on the same spin become sticky for 1 spin. This can help you trigger the feature, and the same can be said about the Sticky To Infinity Mystery and Rabbit Mystery symbols. These symbols remain sticky until the end of the next Hold the Jackpot Bonus has played out.

The Hold the Jackpot Bonus Game plays out with 16 positions, and the triggering symbols are sticky from the get-go. You start with 3 respins, and the tally resets as long as you land at least one bonus symbol of any kind. All bonus symbols that land become sticky as well, and regular cash symbols come with prizes between 1 and 15 x your stake. You can also land Mini, Minor, and Major jackpot symbols worth 20x, 50x, and 150x your stake, respectively.

In addition, you can land Collector symbols, and they collect the value from all cash symbols in view while also boosting the sum total with a random multiplier of x1 to x10. Mystery Symbols can turn into any bonus symbol, while the Rabbit Mystery symbols turn into one of the jackpot symbols already mentioned above. These two symbols are revealed as the bonus round ends. Your winnings are then summed up, and filling all 16 positions with bonus symbols of any kind lands you the 1,500x Grand Jackpot.

The Bonus Buy menu is available in some jurisdictions, but not in the UK for sure. It comes with the 5 following options this time:

• Low volatility - pay 50x your stake to get 6+ triggering cash symbols.
• Standard volatility - pay 75x your stake to get 6 triggering cash symbols and 1 mystery symbol.
• High volatility - pay 150x your stake to get 6 triggering cash symbols and 2 mystery symbols.
• Ultra volatility - pay 200x your stake to get 6 triggering cash symbols, 2 rabbit mystery symbols, and 1 mystery symbol.
• Extreme volatility - pay 300x your stake to get 6 triggering cash symbols and 3 rabbit mystery symbols.

The 200 Spins Moon of Fortune™ Slot Experience

You get to see a few base game wins, before we purchase the Extreme bonus round at 0:42 into the 2:29-minute highlights video. You can see for yourself how we fared by hitting the play button below.

Review Summary

Well, what can we say? Moon of Fortune™ doesn’t really offer anything we haven’t already seen plenty of times from Wazdan. They have released tons of Hold the Jackpot slots by now, and many of them do not come with the possibility of winning anything in the base game. That’s possible in this release, however, thanks to the Pay Anywhere system. In addition, a wild symbol has been included to help you out, and you can land payouts up to 200x your stake. Nothing too impressive in other words, but at least you can win something.

Larger winnings will come from the Hold the Jackpot Bonus Game, as usual, and it comes with tried and tested extras. Granted, you get Sticky To Infinity Mystery and Jackpot/Rabbit Mystery symbols in this game, which is a new innovation, and these symbols can help you trigger the bonus round. The Collector symbol multiplier goes up to x10 in this game, while we have seen it go as high as x20 before, and the Grand Jackpot of 1,500x is also a bit low compared to similar installments. Overall, Moon of Fortune™ is a decent game, but it doesn’t really stick out too much despite the minor innovations.