Money Sleigh

Money Sleigh Slot Review

The New Year is just around the corner, bringing excitement not only to players but also to providers who know it's the perfect time to roll out festive themed slots. Today, let's take a closer look at Money Sleigh, developed by Relax Gaming. This game is truly infused with the holiday spirit, as its main symbols are snow globes with a wintry storm raging in the background.

Info

The game breaks away from traditional paylines, offering a unique take where the only symbol is a special Bonus Symbol - more on that later. The action of the game unfolds on a Santa's sleigh, the game presents a cozy 5x4 layout, likely inside a giant gift box. With high volatility and an RTP of a modest 96%, the game's betting range is a standard €0.1 to €100 per spin.

Money Sleigh Free Demo

For those who don't want to wait, we highly recommend trying out the demo mode. It's the perfect way to explore all the game's features without risking any real money!

Bonus Feature

The only bonus game is triggered by landing three or more Bonus Symbols, which reward you with 3 re-spins while the triggering symbols lock in place. Any new symbols that land also stick to the grid and reset the re-spin counter back to 3. When all the reels are filled with sticky symbols, two additional reels unlock on the sides, expanding the layout to a 7x4 grid.

Symbols that appear during the bonus game have values ranging from 1 to 10, and the game ends when no new symbols land for three consecutive spins. In addition to them, there are several unique symbols to keep the gameplay fresh and engaging, ensuring plenty of surprises as you play.

Verdict

Firstly, the fixed values on the bonus symbols are just coin values, not directly tied to multipliers of your bet, as indicated above the reels. This can be a bit misleading, but the maximum win of x10,000 makes it clear that even with these smaller coin values, a big multiplier is very much achievable. Of course, this potential awaits you in the bonus game, which is the slot's only standout feature, with no additional mechanics on the side. While it's not necessarily a bad thing for a slot to focus solely on one main feature, it does feel a bit lacking in variety to break up the otherwise straightforward gameplay.