Baron Bloodmore Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Baron Bloodmore Review

Visually, Baron Bloodmore and the Crimson Castle reminds us of Thunderkick’s highly volatile Beat the Beast series, and the math model is seemingly cut from the same cloth too. This is not really a highly atmospheric and spooky addition to the vampire slot genre, but it is a very entertaining effort due to the clever twist of tried and tested features.

A massive 3x3 mystery symbol appears now and then to keep the base game interesting, and you’ll see it on every single free spin. These features are mere warm-ups to the main act however, which is the Crimson Cash Hold & Respin round. The 25,000x potential puts this in the top tier when it comes to possible returns, and hardcore gamblers looking for some undead action should definitely give this one a spin.

Baron Bloodmore Features

There are 3 visually different wild symbols in this game, depicting 3 vampire sisters. They all step in for regular pay symbols like wilds usually do however, and they also pay the same as the top dog himself, Baron Bloodmore. This means that 5 wilds on a payline awards 30x your stake.

Massive 3x3 Mystery Symbols can land partially or fully in view on the 3 middle reels, and all positions in view will turn into the same randomly chosen symbol (wilds included, but not scatters). This is known as the Massive Mystery Symbols feature.

You need at least 3 winged skull scatters on the same spin to trigger the Bonus Round, and you win 10, 15 or 20 free spins when you land 3, 4 or 5 scatters, respectively.

In addition to the regular bonus round, Thunderkick has included a variant of the classic Streak Respins feature called The Crimson Cash Bonus. You trigger the Hold & Win feature by landing at least 5 cash symbols anywhere, and the triggering cash symbols become sticky as the remaining positions are cleared.

You start with 3 respins, and the tally resets to 3 again for every new sticky cash symbol you land. The cash symbols come with values between 1x and 50x attached, and the feature ends when all respins have been used up. The cash values are then added together, as is usually the case. There are 3 unique twists included however, and we’ll list them up below:

• Pattern Collect - fill 5 highlighted positions with cash symbols to add all their values together.

  

  This amount is then added to, and doubled, at the middle position of the grid. The pattern collect symbols are removed, and a new pattern is generated.
• Spawn - a golden bat symbol will multiply all sticky cash symbol values by a random number whenever it lands.
• Copy - land the coffin symbol, and it will copy all cash values in sight onto itself.

The 200 Spins Baron Bloodmore Experience

Baron Bloodmore and the Crimson Castle is a refreshing take on the vampire genre, and we like how this developer always adds something unique to already tried and tested features like the Streak Respins. We had a good time testing this game, and you can see how it all played out in the brief and edited highlights video below.

Review Summary

Where many other developers are confident in churning out run-of-the-mill releases with the same old classic features year in and year out, this was never the case with Thunderkick. When they utilize classic features, they always make sure to add an original twist or two, making the game original enough to stand out in a good way. This is exactly what you get with Baron Bloodmore, and we wish more developers had the same MO.

Visually, it’s not the most impressive thing we’ve seen from the crafty Swedes, but featurewise you’ll find plenty of solid entertainment here. The 3x3 mystery symbol adds tension to every free spin, and the 3 Streak Respins extras makes a big difference compared to most similar games. The 25,000x potential is the highest from Thunderkick to date, and high risk/reward players have plenty to sink their teeth into here.

Pros

• 3x3 mystery symbol on 3 middle reels
• Bonus round w/ 3x3 mystery symbol on each spin
• Hold & Respin w/ 3 unique extras
• Win up to 25,000x your stake

Cons

• Not for low-risk punters

If you appreciate Baron Bloodmore you should also try:

Immortal Romance - might be a decade old already, but this atmospheric Microgaming megahit is as timeless as the nocturnal creatures it portrays. It comes with 4 character driven bonus rounds, and you can win up to 12,150x your stake.

Money Train 2 - is among the best options out there if you’re looking for a Hold & Respin feature with tons of modifying extras.

Blood Suckers 2 - has not quite been able to live up to the massive success NetEnt had with the original game, but this is still a follow-up well worth checking out for vampire fans. The visuals are greatly improved, and you get plenty of new features also.

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