Hey everyone, Just had a session with the new Mask Carnival slot and felt I had to share. If you're into slots with great themes and a fun free spins feature, you might want to check this one out. The theme is, as you'd guess, the world-famous Carnival of Venice. The visuals are stunning—very intricate and elaborate masks everywhere on the reels. I read the game info, and I love the backstory: the idea that the carnival was meant to protect people from anguish and bring health and wealth. It really sets a cool, magical mood for the game. It's a standard 5x4 grid, but the real excitement starts with the features. The main goal is to trigger the Free Spins Feature. You need to land 3 Scatter symbols to do it. When you do, you get 10 free spins and the win multiplier starts at x2. But here's where it gets really interesting: the game has a shifting reels and increasing multiplier mechanic. During the free spins, for every extra reel that gets added (I'm assuming through a special symbol or feature), the win multiplier increases by 2. So, that x2 can quickly become x4, x6, and so on. The potential for big wins seems huge. On top of that, you can retrigger free spins! For every 1 special symbol (I think it's a specific mask type) that lands on the reels, you get 1 additional free spin. This can really keep the round going. I managed to trigger the free spins twice. The first time my multiplier only got up to x4, but the second time I got it to x6 and had a couple of retriggers. Let's just say it was a very profitable session! TL;DR: Theme: Beautiful Carnival of Venice masks. Base Game: 5 reels, 4 rows. Key Feature: Free Spins with a starting x2 multiplier. Big Win Potential: Multiplier increases by 2 for every extra reel added. You also get 1 free spin for each of a specific symbol. Verdict: A visually appealing slot with a very engaging and potentially lucrative free spins bonus. The increasing multiplier is the star of the show.
Has anyone else given it a spin? What was your experience like? Did any of you manage to get the multiplier really high? Cheers,
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