Devil Slot
For every good there’s a bad, for every yin there’s a yang, and so having created Angel Slot, Gamescale decided to make a devilish counterpart: Devil Slot. While the name doesn’t inspire any sense of confidence about the gameplay, it summarises quite well how much gothic and dark imagery you’ll be interacting with. This title is for all you wicked people out there, who love the macabre and enjoy everything bad.
Down in the pits of hell is where you’ll discover the 5-reel slot machine itself, its horns and tails swishing through the air wildly as you approach it. It can smell fear, so be ready for anything it can throw at you. Just as Angel had been pure of heart and had no bonuses, Devil is so cruel natured that it doesn’t feel that you’re worthy enough to ever be gifted any special features.
For a low pay-in, medium payout title, this is an enjoyable retro activity that ticks all the right boxes for purist (oh the irony) gamers out there. We’re on hand should you need our aid, but you’ll find that Devil Slot is nothing if not forthright.
Set Aflame
Burning up on the slot machine isn’t just an option it’s a guaranteed outcome when playing with Gamescale. To get the fires nice and hot, players have to stoke it with the fuel of currency, and that means coinage a plenty is required.
The brand is respected by the gaming community for having tiny pay-ins, which is reflected in the starting sum of money in Devil Slot: customers begin with a 0.10 credit stake. This can be increased up to 5 coins so that your final wager is worth €25, however should you select the Bet widget the figure will increase further. The most anyone can play is 125 credits.
Seeing as all of the paylines are active to begin with, you might as well proceed as the game intended. In doing so you assure yourself of more victories against the devil, which can’t be bad given his malevolence. If however, you simply must change the number of lines, the arrows beside the matrix are your means of doing so.
In regards to the Autospin, that is a convenient click for on and click for off format – no rounds or other options are presented to players, and so they’re in complete control over this feature. Should you be new slot machines and want to know what automatic rounds entail, give it a tap and see how it feels when you try it on for size. We’re pretty sure you’ll be converted and always have it selected.
Pure Evil
All of the symbols are oozing with deadly toxins and evil intentions, but some of them are louder and prouder about it than others, like the skull tile. It falls in the middle of the five strong paytable, and so its payouts match that ranking: at its lowest it can give out x20 of your bet, but at its highest it’ll win you x200.
One better than that is the 666 tile, one of the most potent numbers any human being can be (un)fortunate enough to find. This tile has a maximum value of x400 when five of them are found along the 5-reels, topped only by the whopping cash prize of the devil himself. His flaming hot body and lengthy fangs can win all users up to x2,000 credits.
As already mentioned back at the beginning, before you became a resident of hell, Devil Slot doesn’t offer any bonuses or unusual gameplay in the slightest. What this means is that you have an easy to play but soon to become boring title.
Worth a Punt?
Having already played Angel, we feel that Devil Slot isn’t actually needed, sure the theme is different to the former, but other than that it does little else. There’s no innovation to be had here, and with very few people overly fussed about the choice of theme, it’s unlikely people will play both. This is a one or the other situation, with whichever game found first becoming the winner.
