Play Dice Express for Free

This is the first time I have come across a 21 line slot. You can choose any number of lines you wish, and play from 5c per line up to 25c (for a top spin amount of $5.25c). As with all Viaden slots, the auto-play is configurable and lets you choose up to 2000 spins at a time.

Big wins are available via the wild symbol (woman with big spanner). This pays up to 10,000 coins for 5 on a line, and 2000 coins for 4. Remember that this wild will also make winning combinations on other lines much of the time. The steam engine symbol also has big wins. This is the scatter, paying out for 3+ anywhere on the reels. If you hit 5 you will win 1000x your total bet amount, 4 is 20x and 3 is 2x.

Regular wins come from the plane and car symbols (500 coins for 5) and the people (100 coins for 5). The playing card wins are smaller, though at 250 coins for 5 of Ace, King or Queen these are still generous compared to other slots.

The Fortune Wheel bonus looks great, giving you the perspective of looking down on a giant wheel perched on top of some skyscrapers. You get between 1 and 6 spins, depending on how many wheel symbols trigger the game. 3 Symbols = 1 spin, 4 = 3 spins and 5 = 6 spins. The game itself is simple enough, you click a button which says ‘start’ and the wheel spins – stopping at a multiplier amount for your line bet. These are totalled and you’ll get a pop up at the end with you game winnings.

5 Dice symbols take you to a different game. Here you are faced with an industrial board that has a number of squares around it. You have up to 7 rolls of a dice which is in the middle of the board, along with results of the previous spins. Each roll moves you around, giving you a multiplier of your line bet. There are ‘back’ symbols (back to the start) and also a jail symbol and policeman which will prematurely stop your game. You simply spin the dice, though this is an entertaining and varied enough bonus for the first few times at least.

I enjoyed this game - it is distinctive and has great graphics. Even after a couple of sessions I am unable to work out whether this is steam-punk or steam-age – though whichever angle they are going for it does look visually stunning. The 2 bonus rounds keep you engaged in the action, these are not so frequent as to constantly interrupt, though often enough to stop you from getting bored of simply spinning the reels. This is a great introduction to what Viaden are capable of producing – make sure you check it out for yourself soon.