Lucky Lucifer Slotmill slot review with free demo

Lucky Lucifer is a pretty good and simple slot if you do not have any goals of hitting a huge win and just want to buy cheap bonuses or spin manually!

The bonus here is super simple, something like Money Train but much weaker, you get coins with multipliers too and that is it! True, you can expand the reels if the coins land in certain cells… the only big downside here is that lives are lost and are not restored! Lives do not disappear when coins drop, but if they are already taken, new coins will not give them back, that is all.

The bonus costs x80- on average they give x40-x50, which is not bad, a couple of times I hit x150-x160, I think catching something huge here is almost impossible, so there is no such goal! You can also catch it by spins, there was a time when I saw 3 bonuses in 100 spins, you only need three scatters and it drops them fairly often.

Overall, I cannot say anything amazing about the slot, but nothing bad either, I cleared wagering in it a couple of times and it even held the balance for a long time! Besides the bonus, there are all kinds of features here, which is also nice – it does not get boring if it triggers features fairly often.

Lucky Lucifer – the weakest Slotmill slot!

Slotmill is a pretty volatile provider and can often deliver a nice multiplier, but Lucky Lucifer didn’t feel like that to me.

The slot reminds me of Money Train – there’s one bonus and it’s the same as in Money Train where multipliers just drop and there can be different extra features like a collector etc that gather those multipliers.

The bonus is very simple and, to me, boring – no matter how many times I bought it I pretty much saw nothing! The max I got was x280 and that’s it – although the bonus is cheap here and costs x80 of the bet.

Of course you can hit the bonus manually, but I want to note that sometimes it’s very hard to do – I remember not seeing the bonus for 400 spins and when it finally hit it was x44!

I actually didn’t like the slot because I don’t really trust it – well, it might give x1000 once a year and no more, and it’s definitely not worth much attention!

To me the slot is only suitable for buying bonuses in the hope that it will roughly hold the balance and turn over (wager etc). For anything else the slot isn’t really good.

Lucky Lucifer

RTP and Volatility
Medium volatility, and I don’t understand why it’s marked as high, since this slot holds the balance well and is suitable for rolling out a wager. RTP is 96% and max win x10000, which is unclear how it’s achievable, since the potential isn’t felt at all (as I understand it the only option is if all cells in the bonus are closed, then a jackpot multiplier x666 is given).

Gameplay and bonus mechanics
Everything is done well (graphics, sound, game pace), you can spin it for a long time, it doesn’t annoy, although the theme is gloomy. Payouts are small and frequent, sometimes you get x10-30. Bonus game is rather rare, up to 4 times per 1000 spins. There’s no sense of potential in the bonus and in most cases it pays half or a bit more and occasionally up to x2 or more of the buy amount. Accordingly, buying it for x80 or spinning with an extra chance doesn’t make much sense. The signature feature from Slot Mill with super turbo spins – 1000 spins in 4 minutes (burst mode) where spins aren’t shown and you get the win numbers immediately – is also present.

Overall impression
The slot is okay, but better suited for rolling out a wager (and if you want, at super speed).