Wild Chase Tokyo Go Slot – Free Demo

Five reels that do not match in height

Far be it for me to declare that there are numerous online slots that focus themselves on the neon metropolis chase theme; some may call them too numerous. Quickspin released this one on 8 October 2019. Wild Chase Tokyo Go is one of the pioneers when it comes to both this theme and the manner it unfolds, though, and it’s conceivably for this reason that it has endured the test of time and stays as a favoured Quickspin slot today. Quickspin also put out Sticky Bandits Wild Return in July 2019, a 40-line game, and Beastwood in September 2022, which runs 64 ways on a grid that grows.

Opening the slot will present you with a grid consisting of 5 reels, and these are of uneven height, running 3×3×4×4×5, so you may notice something rather odd in terms of the whole interface. The grid does not hold that shape for long, and it can grow as far as 5x5. As well as this, the game holds a total of 76 ways to win in the base game. One winning respin takes that to 90 ways, and a second to 154. That number grows as far as 259 while the grid expands. The step in between is 164 after the third winning respin, with 259 arriving on the fourth. Wins are built by matching concurrent symbols in any position on 3 or more adjacent reels, from leftmost to rightmost, and at the same time, you can adjust the size of the wager that you place.

The man in suit at the top of the list

Then, upon the reels of the game, you’ll spot the man in suit and the red-haired woman heading the symbol list, and five of either pays two and a half times the stake. Below them sit the masked woman and the policewoman, and under those the diamonds, gold bars, watch, ring and champagne.

Well, be mindful that it’s not only the look of the game that stands out, but the built-in special features as well; there isn’t a large number of these.

What the fourth winning respin turns on

What would an online slot game about a chase through the metropolis be without some built-in features of its own? Nothing, I’d say. That is why I have listed what features the Wild Chase Tokyo Go slot game includes, and the first of these features is the wild symbol. Everything else the game does sits inside the base game, on the respin chain. It will stand in for all other symbols upon the reels of Wild Chase Tokyo Go, which means that it can truly aid you with building winning combinations across the reels.

Any winning combination in the main game activates the Respin on any win feature, and not only that, the winning symbols move one position to the left while the rest hold in place. Across my 450 spins, 116 of them paid something and so opened a respin. The grid expands. Of those 116, 67 returned less than the 6.00 stake, so most of the chains I started began from a small win. The chain persists until a respin brings no win, and there’s a secondary bonus to this, too: after the fourth winning respin, the Super Respin is activated. All winning symbols remain and the game respins until no further winning symbols land, with wins paid for each respin.

450 spins against a 96.54% claim

I kept the respin chain in view of course, with the Super Respin sitting behind it, though be cautioned that it can go silent. The longest I went without a win was 12 spins, and that run closed the session on spin 450. Across 450 spins at a 6.00 stake I won back 1,140.60 of the 2,700.00 I wagered, a 42.2% return. Our data sheet for this game carries 96.54%, so I finished well under half of what that figure implies, and the balance bottomed out at 3,440.60. The balance never once rose above the 5,000.00 I began with, and the best single spin paid 84.00, or 14 times the stake.

Minty’s Closing Thought: Every paying spin here opens a respin, so my 116 paying spins were also 116 chains, and 67 of them set off from less than the 6.00 stake. Whatever those chains added up to, 450 spins at 6.00 gave back 1,140.60, and the fourth winning respin is the one I would want more of on the clock.