Play Code 211 for Free

This slot uses the 15 lines setup shared by many Saucify games, which are all designed to play in a web browser, and are compatible with iPhone, iPad, Android and Windows mobile devices. You can select the number of lines on the Code 211 slot, the number of coins per line (up to 20) and the value of each coin from 1c to 10c. For the maximum 15 lines you can spin for just 15c, or for a maximum of $30. You can also play up to 100 spins at a time via the auto-spin option.

Wild symbols are represented by the get-away car symbol for this slot. This has the single biggest prize (7500x your line bet for 5) though, unlike on most Saucify games, it does not double other wins which it becomes a part of. As usual the wild symbol does not substitute for the scatter (spray can).

Regular symbols have fairly small pay-outs in this game, though my experience was that these wins are very frequent. The best is the gun and the dynamite sticks (both worth 500 for 5), next is the plan – followed by the bullet-ridden playing card symbols.

There are two scatter symbols, which figure for 3+ regardless of where they land on the reels. These are the case, which appears on lines 2, 3 and 4 and triggers the ‘Grab the Loot’ bonus – and the spray can. The spray can pays up to 400x your total spin amount, and also triggers 10 free spins with 3 or more.

There is a simple free spins game. The reels stay the same and there are no new symbols or different behaviours like sticky wilds involved. What I like about this round is that all wins are tripled. This brings the single biggest win up to 22,500 coins (5 wilds x3). You can also reactivate the bonus game with 3 or more spray cans. The scatter wins are also trebled. This means that if you activate with 5 spray cans, you’ll be winning 1200 times your total spin amount while you receive the 10 more spins.

The other game confused me for a moment, as the slot goes back to the same screen it displays when loading up. Soon enough the feature appeared, starting with a very good graphic of a vault door. This system does make sense, many people will try out the slot and quit before they get to this bonus, so downloading it for everyone would just waste some time.

I found the game itself disappointing. You see some silver cases and some money sacks and have to pick one by clicking on it. You then win the number of coins revealed, while the amounts in the other cases are shown. One pick, and that is your lot – not the most interesting game I have come across while playing slots!

This is a solid enough slot, and will appeal to many people. The combination of music, screeching tires and crime scenes combine nicely with the potential for a decent prize. While the pick-em ‘Grab the Loot’ bonus was not the best, the free spins round can often rack up some nice wins – all of them multiplied by 3.

I enjoyed this slot. While it will not be in my top-list, I can see myself taking it for the occasional spin. Check it out for yourself soon.