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Dracula (Stakelogic) Review

Fans of the gothic, Nosferatu-infested horror genre will probably be pleased by what’s on offer in Stakelogic’s Dracula. You’re in for a highly animated visual ride here, and there are enough features to keep things interesting all the way. At least that’s the case for casual punters, as the relatively low risk/reward profile will probably be like garlic to a vampire for more serious gamblers.

Slots with a vampires theme are always in demand, but far from every game becomes an undying classic like Immortal Romance. The features are hardly innovative in this release, but they get the job done. Time will tell if this one gets canonized or memory-holed, but we don’t see it seriously threaten the alpha bloodsuckers in the genre.

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Dracula slot Features

You can choose to turn on the Super Stake feature if you wish, and this doubles your regular stake. The benefit is that you get 1 to 10 wilds added every 29th spin on average. The wild symbols step in for all regular pay symbols, and they are also the highest value symbols by far. Land 5 on a payline, and you’ll pocket 300x your stake.

You need at least 3 of the chained door bonus symbols on a payline from left to right to trigger the Pick’em Bonus Game. You will then get to pick from 12 chests, and you’ll get a cash prize on your first pick no matter what. You’ll keep selecting and winning cash prizes until you hit an empty chest. If you trigger the bonus game with 4 or 5 symbols, a 1.5x or 2x multiplier, respectively, will apply to your total winnings.

The ornamented skull scatter can land on all reels, and you need 3, 4 or 5 on the same spin to trigger the Bonus Round. First, you’ll get a scatter win of 4x, 25x or 100x your stake, respectively, and then you’ll start out with 10 free spins. All wins are subject to a 3x multiplier during the feature, but this multiplier does not apply to prizes won from the Pick’em Bonus (if triggered). You can retrigger the feature with 10 new spins by landing 3+ scatters on a free spin.

All wins can be gambled in a classic double or nothing fashion. You can quadruple your winnings by guessing the correct card suit, or double your payout by guessing the correct card color. You can disable the feature if this is not your cup of tea.

The 200 Spins Dracula slot Experience

We had a decent time testing this game, and, as usual, we’ve put together a brief highlights video you can check out below. Only the fun parts have been included, and it gives you a good overview of what to expect from this game.

Review Summary

A more elaborate and/or imaginative title might be helpful when you make a vampire game, as the generic ‘Dracula’ hardly sticks out from the herd. The visual presentation however, is very elaborately done, and you get plenty of animations and cut-scenes. The low to medium volatility makes it obvious that Stakelogic caters mostly to casual players with this release.

However, the 3,750x max win potential is still pretty decent for this kind of volatility, even though it’s nothing too extreme. Switching on the Super Stake feature might be a good idea, considering how valuable the wild symbol is, but the 2 main features are pretty standard stuff. Vampire fans will probably enjoy this release, but it’s not for hardcore gamblers and high rollers.

If you love Dracula slot you should also try:

Immortal Romance - is pretty much the gold standard of vampire slots, and it’s a legendary smash hit from Microgaming. Still going strong after 10+ years, you can look forward to an elaborate backstory for each of the characters, and they also come with their own unique bonus rounds where payouts up to 12,150x can be landed.

Blood Suckers 2 - has not really reached the same popularity as the undying original from NetEnt, but it’s still a solid vampire slot for sure. It comes with a pick’em cash prize game that might also trigger the bonus round, and you can win up to 1,298x per spin in this low-variance and atmospheric release.

Dracula - is a less known vampire slot from NetEnt, and it’s a branded effort based around the 1931 cult movie called Count Dracula. The volatility is low/medium, and you get random wilds in the base game. The bats turn symbols wild on every free spin, and this can lead to payouts up to 400x your stake.