Provider:
Betsoft
Frankie 'da Fixer' standing next to the Tommy Gun on reels 1 to 3 is what opens the free spins, and a bullet hole decides how many, between 3 and 10, with a multiplier up to x3. Over my 500 spins at 1.50 that happened four times; no round retriggered, and together they paid 252.00 of the 633.45 I…
Betsoft has been gathering speed as of late with numerous thrilling launches, and what used to be a studio pumping out foreseeable and rather generic slots has now transformed into a developer full of surprises. I played 500 spins at a stake of 1.50 from a starting balance of 1,000.00. One can still identify many of the components characteristic for Betsoft. I wagered 750.00 and won back 633.45, a session return of 84.5%.
The Slotfather is a 5-reel, 3-row online slot with 30 paylines. Wins on different paylines that land on the same spin are added together. It is accessible on all platforms from 0.02 to 150. The reels carry no wild symbol. The slot pays from the leftmost reel and contains a free spins round, and it revolves around the Slotfather Bonus, while the RTP sits at 95.69%.
Sammy 'Quickfingers' also has a feature of his own, the Sneaky Instant Win, which pays a cash prize straight away when he lands with the Suitcase on either side of him on reels 1, 2 and 3. Concerning volatility, it's somewhere in the middle section of the spectrum. Of my 500 spins, 135 paid something, and 70 of those paid less than the stake.
Examining the paytable, I discover nine symbols. They are depicted by a suitcase, a car, a wine bottle, a pinky ring, a tommy gun, a spaghetti plate, a map of Italy, a cigar and a newspaper, and the four character symbols are depicted by Sammy 'Quickfingers', Frankie 'da Fixer', the Underboss and the Slotfather. The Underboss is the scatter, paying anywhere on the reels regardless of paylines, and five of them pay 200x the bet. Five Slotfather symbols on a payline pay the top line prize.
This slot also arrives with a mechanic named the Slotfather Bonus. It works as a pick round built around a job for the Slotfather. It is triggered by three or more Slotfather symbols on a payline. When it is, you position slot machines in a bar, casino, club, restaurant, cigar store or bank for prizes. Each placement earns a prize based on its simulated earnings. Then you encounter the Slotfather for a closing payout.
Frankie 'da Fixer' next to the Tommy Gun on reels 1-3 activates a variable number of free spins. The feature arrived four times in my session, first on spin 6 and then on spins 106, 167 and 280. 3 to 10 free spins and a x1, x2 or x3 multiplier are chosen from a bullet hole, and should the trigger hit on multiple paylines, the free spins will be multiplied by the count of lines. Those four rounds dealt 6, 3, 4 and 3 free spins, none of them retriggered, and together they paid 252.00, 40% of everything I won.
The game is capped. So the max win is restricted to 1,571x. My biggest win, 141.00 from the free spins on spin 280, came to 94.0x the stake.
The Minty Breakdown: The core and spirit of the game is the Slotfather Bonus. It adds an ingredient of tension to the base game. My longest run without a win lasted 12 spins and ended on spin 219.
The Slotfather is not the most powerful slot out there. My balance peaked at 1,054.30 on spin 320 and closed the session at its lowest point, 883.45.