Dual Hearts Demo Play Free Demo Slot

Game Overview

Head back to a simpler era in Dual Hearts, a video slot from Dream Play that’s designed around a classic 3×3 layout. Boasting an RTP of 94.26% and a maximum win potential of 500x, it won’t be for everyone, but is it for you? 

Theme & Design

Dream Play is a smaller game studio known for producing relatively simple online slots, and Dual Hearts is no exception, although there is definitely more than meets the eye here, as we’ll explain shortly.

The reels are set on top of a pink sky, with floating love hearts in the backdrop, and if you can look past the relatively simplistic mechanics, it’s actually not a bad-looking game at all; it has a uniquely weird charm about it!

If you’re new to Dream Play and want to check out more of their games, we’ve got some for you to get stuck into here at Demoslot, with Egypt Crystals and Viking Rush two of the better titles released to date from the studio.

Dual Hearts Gameplay & Features

Dual Hearts is designed around a 3×3 layout, and you’ll find just five fixed paylines in play at all times. There are a total of eight paying symbols, which include cherries, lemons, watermelons, grapes, oranges, hearts, BARs, and Pink 7s, the latter of which are the highest-paying, awarding 500x (and the game’s maximum win potential) for a three-of-a-kind combo.

Wins are formed from left to right. You can adjust your bet size using the – and + buttons which appear at the bottom of the screen. There is an autoplay function available, which allows you to set up to 1,000 spins to play out automatically. You can also enable the turbo spin mode if you want the gameplay to speed up.

You will also see a dual set of diamonds; this is the game’s wild symbol, and it substitutes for all of the eight other paying symbols, helping you to form winning combinations when it appears on the screen.

Other than that, there are no bonuses and features in Dual Hearts. You will notice that when landing two premium symbols on the first two reels, the last reel slow-rolls, which can look like a bonus tease, but it’s simply teasing the symbol, and nothing more.