Steamin’ Reels Demo Play Free Demo Slot

Slot Overview

Steamin’ Reels is a video slot from Reel Kingdom, powered by Pragmatic Play, and it’s a high-variance 5×3 game that uses ten fixed paylines. The game (and theme) is designed around a bonus-driven train feature, and this includes increasing, level-based multipliers and carriage prizes worth up to 500x. There’s quite a boring, dry base game, but do the bonuses make up for it? The Demoslot team investigates.

Gameplay & Bonus Features

Steamin’ Reels is played on a 5-reel, 3-row layout. The game offers 10 fixed paylines, with wins paid from left to right. You can bet between €0.20 and €100 per spin, and the game offers a default RTP of 96.53%. Lower configurations are also available, however: 95.51% and 94.53%.

Now, there is very little action within the base game, and you won’t find any cascades or expanding reels. Pretty much all of the action is found inside the Free Spins bonus, which is triggered by landing 3, 4, or 5 of the Scatter symbols anywhere in view. Doing so awards 10, 15, or 20 free games, respectively.

During the feature, you’ll see the train arrive with three visible carriages, and each contains a cash prize of 5x to 500x, or, a Golden Ticket. Prizes are only awarded when a station master or crossing symbol lands also:

• Station Master: Applies a multiplier of 2x, 3x, or 5x to the current and next carriage.
• Crossing Symbol: Awards the displayed prizes; can also randomly transform into a Station Master afterwards.

If you manage to collect three Golden Tickets, you receive +10 free games, and the overall bonus multiplier increases. At Level 2, there’s a 2x multiplier; at Level 3, it’s 5x; and at Level 4, it’s 10x.

Ante Bet & Bonus Buy

Three Bonus Buy/Ante Bet options are available in the game. Ante Bet 1 lets you double your stake to 2x the chance of triggering Free Spins, while Ante Bet 2 lets you pay 500x for 4 guaranteed Scatters. You can also buy into the Free Spins bonus for 100x.

Theme & Design

Steamin’ Reels is designed around a Wild West railway setting, and this means you’ll see a dusty, frontier-like background, complete with wooden signs, and, of course, a classic steam train that comes to life and rolls in on the screen once the bonus round is triggered.

Now, the game is pretty classic Reel Kingdom; it’s a little dated in its style, and it looks to be functional rather than flashy. Still, the software provider has pulled it off quite well, and if you’re used to games like Big Bass Bonanza and Floating Dragon Wild Horses, you’ll probably feel right at home here.