Wheel Of Wishes

Microgaming, in collaboration with Alchemy Gaming, has released a new slot game called Wheel of Wishes. While it aims to reach the same level of popularity as Mega Moolah and Major Millions, it falls short due to its underwhelming base game and the need to land one of the two biggest jackpots to win big. The game features 5 reels, 3 rows, and 10 ways to win, with betting options ranging from 10p to £25 per spin across all platforms. However, the RTP of 93.34% is lower than desired. The game has “very low” volatility, making it less of a rollercoaster ride when chasing the jackpot. The base game includes a Power Spin feature that can be triggered by paying an additional fee, which is crucial for activating the jackpot wheel of fortune. The starting jackpot amount is £2 million, offering the potential for substantial winnings. The highest paying symbol is the lamp, while the scatter and wild symbols offer even higher payouts. To win, players must land 3 to 5 matching symbols on a payline. The main attraction of the game is the progressive jackpots, but it also includes bonus features such as the wild symbol and the Power Spin mode. The latter is triggered by landing at least 2 scatter symbols and introduces massive 3×3 symbols on the middle reels, increasing the chances of triggering the jackpot bonus game. Players also have the option to buy the feature for 10x their stake. The jackpot bonus game can only be triggered in Power Spin mode by landing the Bonus Wheel symbol fully on the middle reels. This spin determines which of the 4 progressive jackpots the player will win. The game can be played for real money or in demo mode on various online casinos, and it is also available on mobile and tablet devices. However, the combination of low volatility and low RTP makes it difficult to win significant amounts in the base game. The slim chance of winning the big jackpot is the main motivation for players. Overall, the game has its pros and cons.