Clover Ladybug Demo (TaDa Gaming) Slot Demo & Review

Game Overview

Clover Ladybug is a simple, nature-themed slot from TaDa Gaming that is designed around four-leaf clovers, ladybugs, and good luck symbols! With a 5×3 layout, 20 fixed paylines, and a maximum win potential of up to 1,500x, it’s a fairly relaxed game, but is it worth playing? Find out in this detailed review.

Theme & Design

Clover Ladybug has a calm and classic feel, with the reels set against a soft green background that is designed, we guess, to represent the freshness of spring. Above the grid sits a glowing four-leaf clover with a tiny ladybug at its centre, and yes, it’s not the most graphically appealing game; basic, simple, and fairly uncreative, we’d say.

In terms of visuals, it gives off a similar vibe to Lucky Clover Lady and Clover Fortunes, both of which are also relatively simplistic in design – and features, as you’ll see in the following section of this review.

Clover Ladybug Gameplay & Features

Clover Ladybug is played on a 5-reel, 3-row layout with 20 fixed paylines. You can wager between €0.20 and €200 per spin, and wins are paid from left to right. Unfortunately, as is the case with TaDa Gaming, they don’t typically list their game RTPs, so we’re unable to provide this information.

Now, the wild symbol appears on all five reels, and it’s really the core part of the game. Whenever a Wild lands, it can randomly expand in either a cross or diagonal pattern, adding extra Wilds to adjacent positions. If two or more expanding Wilds overlap, they combine to form multiplier Wilds, increasing the win potential by quite a bit.

The game also includes a Clover Ladybug symbol, which plays a secondary role by collecting clovers on the reels. After collecting, it randomly “feeds back” clovers to new positions and expands. 

Unfortunately, there are no conventional free spins or bonus rounds here, as Clover Ladybug relies entirely on its expanding Wild and multiplier mechanic. Still, the wild symbols do appear quite frequently, which does, at least, make for fairly regular wins.