Guns N’ Roses Slot Review

8th February 2016 11:02 AM

Following months of anticipation, the new slot inspired by Guns N’ Roses has finally been launched by NetEnt. It is well worth the wait, too, with a soundtrack to appeal to fans of the legendary rock band and a range of thrilling features to set the pulses racing for any online gaming fan.

Guns N’ Roses is a five-reel, 20-payline slot which can be played from just 20p per spin, and offers some great potential rewards for players. The Guns N Roses symbol is the wild and can expand to give you more chances to win, while there is also a Legend Spins feature which triggers three respins with stacked wilds.

Perhaps the most exciting part of the game is the Appetite for Destruction Wild feature, which is an overlay Wild and can result in massive wins. The Solo Multiplier also produces a random multiplier between 4x and 10x and can become active when there are three or more matching symbols in a bet line win.

As if this wasn’t enough, there are also three bonus features available if you hit three bonus symbols at the same time on the first, third and fifth reels. These features, named Coin Win, Crowd-Pleaser and Encore Free Spins, all give you extra chances to land phenomenal payouts. During the review, the Crowd-Pleaser feature was triggered, which resulted in a massive windfall as the reviewer picked musical instrument symbols to try and hit coin targets to really get the crowd going!

The main attraction for many players will be the band itself, whose work remains iconic after 30 years. One of the big pluses of this game is that you can select which song you want to listen to as you play, from a choice of classic hits such as Sweet Child of Mine, November Rain and Welcome to the Jungle.

The animations are a delight too, with well-represented symbols showing band members such as Axl Rose and Slash, all set against a backdrop of a heaving stadium gig. You can play the new Guns N’ Roses slot at Mr Green Casino, providing you with the perfect opportunity to indulge in some musical nostalgia. Why not take a look today if you want to keep rocking all the way to Paradise City?

Homepage