Wrigley’s World Slot by Red Tiger 🎰 Free Demo and Review

Wrigley’s World Review

If you’re fan of quirky goblins you’ll probably be charmed by what Red Tiger has conjured up in Wrigley’s World. You’ll enter into a steampunkish cartoon-style reality with Wrigley the green goblin by your side. He mostly just stands there with a big grin on his face in the base game, and you get x2 Ways Multiplier Wilds that count as 2 symbols when substituting for pay symbols in a winning combo.

The 5x3 grid is set in Wrigley’s workshop, where he builds racing cars, and the bonus round comes with a highly interesting and innovative twist. The x2 Ways Multiplier Wilds are collected by Wrigley, and each time you fill the meter with 5 collected wilds your current total win is doubled. This can happen multiple times, and it can lead to payouts up to a solid 20,023x your stake. We had a good time testing Wrigley’s World at least, and it’s well worth a closer look.

Wrigley’s World Slot - Reels Screen

Wrigley’s World Slot Features

The premium symbols pay between 3 and 10 x your stake for 5 of a kind wins, and you win by landing at least 3 matching symbols on adjacent reels from the uttermost left to the right. You can land Wild symbols on reels 2, 3 and 4 only, and wilds come with an x2 ways multiplier. This means that they count as 2 symbols when substituting for pay symbols to help complete and/or improve wins, and you can get up to 5 wilds on the same spin.

The Race Spins symbols pay a cash prize and trigger the Bonus Round, and what you win is determined by the number of Race Spins symbols you land. You need 3, 4, or 5 Race Spins scatters in view to trigger the Bonus Round, and this awards 5x, 15x, or 50x your stake up front, respectively. You get 10 Race Spins no matter what, and each wild that lands is collected to fill 1 of 5 slots in a Wrigley’s meter.

You need to collect 5 wilds to fill the meter, and this triggers the Double Boost modifier. This doubles the value of your current total win, while also adding +5 free spins to your tally. If you land a win on the same spin that triggered the Double Boost modifier, the win is added to the total before the total is doubled. You can trigger this feature multiple times per bonus round.

On a final note, the Bonus Buy menu is available in some jurisdictions, but not in the UK for sure. If you are eligible, you can pay 70x your stake to get the Race Spins feature.The bonus buy RTP is a tad lower than the regular top-tier RTP, and it clocks in at 95.71 % (which isn’t hardly noticeable, but still worth a mention).

The 200 Spins Wrigley’s World Slot Experience

You get to see a wild win in the base game, before we trigger the Race Spins feature at 0:23 into the 2:46-minute highlights video. We managed to trigger the Double Boost modifier several times, which also prolonged our session, and you can check it all out for yourself by hitting the play button below.

Review Summary

Something has clearly happened over at the Red Tiger headquarters, as they have broken what used to be their established pattern in multiple releases by now. Visually, we thought this was a Play’n Go installment at first glance, and we do like the quirky goblin world Red Tiger has built with this release. The base game is simple enough, and the x2 ways multiplier wilds will help you land decent top-up wins on occasions.

The big highlight is the Race Spins feature, and filling the double booster meter didn’t seem all that hard to us at least. It’s a unique and innovative feature that we haven’t really seen before, and doubling your current total win can be lucrative to the tune of 20,023x your stake. Red Tiger has upped their game in the max win department lately, and we appreciate how this developer has reformed themselves. Overall, Wrigley’s World is well worth a visit, and we hope Red Tiger will also consider an above 96 % RTP setting in future releases.