judgement day megaways slot theme, stakes, pays & symbols

Don’t be under any false impressions here – Judgement Day Megaways may not be based around any kind of contemporary culture, but, as I’ve now mentioned earlier (ah… the folly of re-arranging your paragraphs), it does draw from something much older… the four horsemen of the apocalypse! Whether the shape-shifting T-1000 or a group of almost-certainly made-up horsemen with magical powers is the most scary slot machine theme of the pair, I will leave it up to you to decide; we recently got a new Terminator-inspired slot from Inspired Gaming simply titled The Terminator; but it was rather average and was missing a few parts in comparison to Micro gaming’s much older T2 machine. As for the Apocalypse, the closest alternative I can think of is Hacksaw Gaming's Rotten, but that’s more of a zombie slot than anything. 

Okay, let’s just say that we’re brave enough to take on the four horsemen… how many shillings will we receive for our troubles? The high-paying group of symbols features five crests – presumably the crests of the five houses from whence the legendary equine-mounted homo-sapiens came. Sure, the guys with the golden crest were probably the richest – able to pay 5x the total bet for a full payway of six of a kind – but the red guys had a far nicer-looking mark despite it only awarding 2x the total bet for all six symbols. The purple crest looks to have been inspired by some kind of insect or butterfly and is worth 1.5x for a complete payway, whilst the eagle/axe-head crossover used by the blue guys looks like something the Americans would use today (albeit probably covered in cheesy stars and stripes. Sigh. This brings us to our final contender – the black crest; it may only pay you 1x your bet for a six single combination, but I definitely think it’s the coolest of the bunch! There’s not too much worth saying about the low pays – once again, there are five of these; four use playing card suits and pay from 0.4x for the clubs to 0.7x for the spades, respectively, whilst the unique star symbol adds a tad more at 0.8x for every six-symbol combination.

I hope you’re not a super high-roller if you’re keen to play Judgement Day Megaways, as I have a sneaking suspicion that you’ll be left a tad disappointed by the game's upper limit of €4.00 per spin applied to its betting range. On the other hand, low rollers are unlikely to suffer any such issues thanks to a minimum wager of just €0.10 per round.

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Their wrath has come! Boasts the title screen of Judgement Day Megaways, which absolutely had me and Jonny L singing in tandem, “Oh, let me see ya shake in ya boots we’re back in the old school, conquests war woop!”. I’m totally serious, you guys. Less seriously, The Judgement Days Megaways features a 6x7 reel layout to achieve its 117,649 maximum payways – no additional horizontal reel is needed this time! You’ll also need at least three matching symbols on adjacent reels starting from the left to score yourself a win; regular line hits range between 0.1x and 5x the total bet. It’s a good job that we have some help at hand then, isn’t it.

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judgement day megaways slot bonus features

The paytable and rules do not clarify if scatter symbols appear on every reel or only specific ones – only that hitting three simultaneously will award you eight free spins.

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