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Game Description
A nautical little wonder from Play’n GO casts us off onto the seven seas with an eye out to find cash rewards to fill our greedy pockets.Sails of Gold is a very attractive looking gameand will appeal to those that enjoy themes based on sea ventures. The detail of the slot is good and to a standard that Play’n GO are renowned for, not too much, but not too little and their games play like this too.
Will this one get lost at sea or will it navigate you to victory?
Technical Characteristics
The slot comes in the form of a 3 x 5 reel grid and a 10 pay lines to boost your advantage. The symbols are formed of your usual slot numbers and letters, for the high prizes ones, you’ll have the crest, jewel encrusted gold and a compass. Striking 5 of the crests alone see’s your betting stake multiplied by 1000 times. Betting big would be beneficial, the stakes begin at 0.10 if set against all 10 lines, and increasing to 50 in real money. Virtual coins are playable in this game should you wish to save your finances for the time being. The total for winnings through virtual coins is 250,000 coins. The ‘wild’ symbol of the Explorer is alone worth 5000 times your stake, should he land on all 5 reels. Animation does feature in the game, be it small and confined to the symbols. RTP for Sail of Gold comes in at a healthy 96.25%.
Bonuses and Rewards
The seas will become rocky with excitement when you land the ship bonus symbol. Three of these beauties will trigger the 10 free spin bonus. During this round, you’ll notice a new symbol that does not feature in the base game level. The Golden Ship acts as a wild and will substitute for all other symbols. Re-spins can also be won during a free spin round, it could be endless.
The game itself is small, these are not unusual when it comes to Play’n GO slots, they boast a lot of promise on the surface but you’ll find yourself only spending a matter of minutes playing their games, rather than hours, which their game Viking Runecraft will have you doing. This one is miles apart, it really does feel like they will focus on one epic game, and meanwhile, release ‘weaker’ games along the way.
It’s not to say it’s a bad game, but it will get lost at sea, especially given the other options available from other developers.
