Baron Lord of Saturday Review
Baron Lord of Saturday is yet another stunning slot from Play'n GO, inspired by Haitian folk culture, telling us a story of a celebration when the gates between the worlds of the living and the dead open. This is where the game's events begin - people and mystical creatures break all barriers, celebrating and dancing freely, while apparently the guy in the cylinder running the show.
Slot Features
Info
The RTP ranges in this slot are quite broad, with a maximum of 96.2%, but it can also vary to 94.2%, 91.2%, 87.2% or 84.2%, depending on your provider and region. The volatility is set at medium-high, offering relatively consistent wins, though with a little more risk. Against the backdrop of this mystical celebration, you'll find a classic 5x3 layout with 20 ways to win, allowing you to place bets ranging from €0.05 to €100 per spin.
Baron Lord of Saturday Free Demo
We recommend starting with the demo version of the slot to see if it suits your preferences without risking real money.
Bonus Feature
Notice that the 2nd, 3rd and 4th reels be randomly activated on any and if a Wild symbol lands on them, it triggers the Expanding Wild feature, extending the Wild to cover the entire reel. Additionally, on any spin, aside from the active reels, between 3 and 6 Wilds can appear, increasing your chances of winning.
Don't miss out on keeping the party going as 2 Scatter symbols will trigger 8 Free Spins, where all Wilds will have a x2 multiplier. Fill up the meter on the right side of the game grid to increase the current multiplier and win extra spins.
Verdict
Let's break it down from the beginning, starting with the base game, which doesn't offer much beyond Expanding Wilds. It could certainly benefit from multipliers, which you can only access in the Free Spins feature, where you can potentially reach a not so decent x3500 of your bet. It's not quite what you'd expect from Play'n GO, but it is what it is and Baron Lord of Saturday reveals both its weaknesses and strengths, which are undoubtedly its graphics and visuals.
Symbols and Paytable
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