House of Doom Online Video Slot
House of Doom Online Video Slot is a 5 reel with 10 paylines video slot powered by Play ‘n Go. The slot is based on a horror theme with the house of doom being on the spotlight. You will play alongside heavy metal and horrifying soundtracks as you get into the creepy house to hunt for wins. The house if filled with skulls, horned beasts and occult symbols.
The coin value ranges from 0.10 to 100 coins per spin. The symbols include the game cards such as A, J, K, Q, 10, 9, barbed wire crosses, roses, ram skulls, seer and pentagrams.
House of Doom Online Video Slot has the following Features:
- Wild and Scatter Symbols
The wild symbol is represented by the seer symbol. It can substitute for all the other symbols except the scatter symbols. In the base game a reel is chosen randomly and highlighted in each spin and when the seer wild lands on it will expand to give a wild reel. The scatters include the skull and game’s logo.
- Doom Spins Feature
The doom spins feature is triggered when you land the house of doom scatter on the reels 1, 2 and 5. The feature comes with 10 free spins and the scatter transforms into a wild symbol. More scatters during the spins will give you additional free spins and the reels are also highlighted and when the house of doom wilds land on those spaces they expand.
- Skulls of Abyss Bonus Game
The feature is triggered when you land the skull scatter on the reels 2, 3 and 4. From this feature you will just be picking skulls to win prizes. You can win cash prizes or trigger the doom spins feature. There are up to 20x your stake to be won.
My Thoughts On This Slot:
House of Doom Online Video Slot has a creepy look and the symbols can cause you a nightmare. But the worst nightmare will be failing to spin this slot and fail to win the payouts and prizes in this slot. You can win cash prizes worth 20x your stake in the skulls of Abyss. Or trigger the doom spins where you can play unlimited number of free spins and still get expanding wilds on the highlighted reels.
