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Players won’t be lighting physical fires when playing Spins Stone, but you will be betting if you hope to get any money back, and so you need to decide whether you go large or go home. Going large comes in two-way sections, allowing you to tweak the amount of each coin and then determine how many of those coins you bet with.

The starting point always seems to be 0.01 with Spade Gaming, with the maximum amount often being 1 credit, as it is here. Assuming you’re only playing with 1 coin per winline, that would give you a monetary total of either 0.25 or 25 credits. However, if you increase the coin amount up to 10, users will notice that their stake can grow to 2.50 or 250, with the last amount being a lot more terrifying.

As speed is of the essence when living in the Stone Age, users will need both the Autoplay and the Fast Spin to outrun predators, of which there are many. Though it may be best to not rely too heavily on the speeded up reels, as the pace they go at is hardly the stuff of Olympian dreams. Recall your time pretending to run about in physical education and you’ll get a more accurate appreciation of this option.

If the above reference is lost on you, go and fire up YouTube and watch a clip from Captain Caveman. It was such a great cartoon and one that is relevant to this slot machine.

Sadly, while the guy at the top of the Stone Age food chain isn’t this illustrious 70s cartoon character, he is the symbol with the most credits. This bearded gent can clobber you with the weight of €4,000, should you get all of his icons on one winline. If you don’t manage this, you’re looking at between 100 and 400 credits.

The dinosaur and wooly mammoth keep the cash totals in the thousands when they’re won in the correct amounts, but then users will start to delve into the lower hundreds with less enticing symbols. If they get any of the card suits, they’ll be leaving with no more than €150.

The scatter tile is a fire and the free spins feature has a load of dinosaur eggs, does this mean our caveman is about to become a chef? While we can question the ethics of this all day long, we’ve got free games to win and retrigger. To get to this point in Spins Stone, you need to have come upon over three scatter tiles, otherwise you won’t be shown the five identical dino eggs on the next screen. These eggs need to be cracked open to reveal the total of extra spins you’ve won.

Usually Spade Gaming include some multipliers here, but in this activity they haven’t, which leaves the scatter bonus wanting, much like us.

What can we take away from Spins Stone, besides the money? Well, it’s an average styled slot machine that has combined ease of use with novelty graphics, both of which we see a dozen times over across the web. To make the game more of the same, there are no unique levels throughout the gameplay, making it one that can easily disappear into the masses and go unnoticed. Don’t get us wrong, it’s a decent title, but not one to shout about from atop our caves.