Play Wish List for Free

If you believe that there’s never any reason to look less than immaculate then Wish List by developer Spinomenal is the game for you.

Spilling over with the latest designer items and cosmetic essentials, you’ll be drooling with desire at the luxury items before your eyes.

Like many Spinomenal games, the backdrop is kept deliberately minimal to focus the attention on the reels, but there’s still lots of thought given to the overall design. Draped in a classy duck egg colour and accented with gilded lettering, the overall effect is a game that’s dripping with cash.

On the reels there’s every item you might associate with high class and fashion from the on trend scarlet nails with matching lipstick to the wide brimmed hat. And of course, there’s the designer bags, white roses and who wouldn’t give their right arm for a pair of killer heels….?!

The only question that remains is whether you’ll win enough playing on the reels to be able to afford all those must-have items…

With such high quality goods on display, it stands to reason that there must be equally excellent prizes tucked away on this good but to find out for sure you’ll need to take a look at the paytable.

You can navigate to this by using the small question mark button on the bottom right of the screen. It’s not very obvious and very discreet, but that’s perfectly in keeping with the exclusivity of the game - it’s only for those in the know darling……

Once in the payable you’ll be able to view the dizzying array of designer goods in a list, showing which ones are worth the biggest prizes. However, unlike other games you won’t have to match symbols on an active payline. Instead, the whole board is active when you spin the reels so you can match symbols everywhere providing they run in the right direction.

This means that rather than just matching three or more, you’ll need to match at least five symbols to notch up a win. And if you want the very top prize, you’ll need a max bet and to land 12 of the highest value symbol.

There are no scatter, wild, multiplier or bonus symbols on this game, which is a bit of a shame, but there’s the Free Spins Meter which helps to make up for the disappointment. Every time you don’t win, a point goes into the meter. When you win, it resets to zero; if you have five consecutive turns without a win, you’ll be able to enjoy free spins until you get a win. The counter on the left hand pane in the main screen keeps a tally of how many more spins you need to go before you qualify for your free turns.

Once you’ve finished fantasizing over the goodies on offer, you can return to the main game and get ready to play.

As there’s no payable you won’t need to worry about setting the number of lines, but you will need to decide how much you want to bet per spin. You can alter this amount using the buttons on the bottom left of your screen. The minimum permitted bet is just 0.2 and can be increased right up to the maximum of 200.

If you’re planning on playing for a long session you might get fed up with constantly clicking to take your turn. The Auto Play facility will spin the reels on your behalf without reducing your chances of a win. This can be switched on and off with just a click on the screen and means you can just relax and take it easy while you wait for all those cash prizes to come rolling in….

Wish List by Spinomenal is a game for those who appreciate a spot of retail therapy and aren’t afraid to admit it! A different theme from lots of other slots makes this a unique play even if it’s a bit short on features for extra interest.