Flaming Spins e-gaming Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Flaming Spins (e-gaming) Review

Truth be told, e-gaming don’t belong to the most exciting companies on the market, and we are struggling to remember when they last launched a slot that we’d be completely satisfied with. Can the Flaming Spins slot change our view, or is it just more of the same. We’ll find that out soon enough, and we should start by saying that the game takes place on a classic playing field with 5 reels, 3 rows and 20 paylines.

Graphics are one of those areas in which e-gaming tend to struggle and, unfortunately, the visual presentation of Flaming Spins is by no means good. What we have here is a basic fruit slot with poor symbol designs and low production values, so there’s nothing for us to be happy about.

On top of that, there’s essentially nothing that we can say about the slot’s mathematical model, as e-gaming are still unwilling to be transparent in that regard. It’s a shame, really, but the only thing that we can tell you is that the game’s betting range goes from £0.40 to £100.

Flaming Spins Slot Features

There are 8 pay symbols in Flaming Spins, and you can look forward to 4 low pays, 3 mid pays, and sevens. For low pays, there are fruit symbols with cherries, lemons, oranges and plums. These will net you 5x your bet for a full combo, while you can get up to 25x your bet for the slot’s mid pays, which feature BAR symbols, grapes and melons.

There are also three special symbols on the reels - Wilds, Bell Scatters and Star Scatters. Wilds work as Expanding Wilds on the middle three reels, while Bell Scatters and Star Scatters pay out from all positions. Incidentally, their payout values are exactly the same, which means that you’ll get 3x your bet for three in view and 100x your bet for five in view.

Unfortunately, that really is about it as far as the slot’s gameplay is concerned, as there are simply no free spins or respins in the mix. You can take advantage of basic Autoplay functionality, of course, but that hardly adds anything to the overall experience.

Review Summary

At the end of the day, we aren’t quite sure why anyone would want to give the Flaming Spins slot a go. Its combination of poor audiovisuals and basic gameplay bits is as boring as it sounds, and it’s also easy to dislike the fact that e-gaming aren’t transparent about the game’s math model.

Pros

• Expanding Wilds and 2 Scatters

Cons

• Poor audiovisuals
• Unknown math model
• As bland as it could possibly be

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