Raging Wings Endorphina slot review with free demo

Sadly, Raging Wings didn’t impress me with its maxwin which is just a bit over x3000!

When you play a volatile provider like Endorphina you want the maxwin to be at least higher – I get that it’s very rare to even hit that, but still you’d rather not spin a slot where you know that even x5000 is technically impossible to catch.

The pick-a-feature is, as already said, Vampires 2 – however why spin this particular slot if there are Vampires? – I don’t get it!

As a slot itself it’s not bad, but I don’t understand why Endorphina likes to copy ITS OWN SLOTS, I understand when they take an idea from other providers – but making your own even less potential seems, to me, stupid!

I don’t play the slot – the reason, as I said, is the small maxwin and that there are Vampires; of course you can pop in just for a change of *scenery* and to see slightly different visuals, but I don’t see much point beyond that.

I spun it a couple of times – hit bonuses around x100-x200, I’m sure Endorphina can do more but I’m just not really drawn to it.

I found a very fast and flashy game. It’s called Raging Wings, and it’s like you’re flying really, really high with dragons or phoenixes. It feels like you yourself become a little bird for a while

When I open the game, everything is immediately so fiery and powerful. I see big, beautiful birds with bright feathers flying across the sky. The symbols are also very cool: there are feathers, claws, and some ancient signs. The colors are very bright – reds, oranges, golds, just like flames. The music in the game is… fast and mighty, like you’re flying very fast and feeling the wind. I like how the symbols appear on the screen. They move very quickly. When matching symbols line up, they flash, and you get a win.

I absolutely loved the slot! What an atmosphere here, oh my God! It’s just bright and radiates wild happiness, I liked the mechanics, I didn’t catch the bonus game here, but in the spins I hit a nice 90x and for me that’s a good result, and overall, in my opinion the slot is awesome, I recommend you try it, bye-bye)

Pretty decent slot machine, functionally reminiscent of some slots from yggdrasil gaming.

In the base game the slot badly supports the balance, because although it pays out wins often, their size is not significant.

As for the bonus games, they occur frequently and despite the fact that the wins you get in the bonus game are mostly not large, they are quite enough to maintain the balance while waiting for a bonus where you can get the “top features” and accordingly a big win.

The feature selection, in my opinion, is completely useless and it’s not worth sitting there trying to calculate anything – everything is known in advance and the provider would have been better off just doing a “random unlocking” of features than these guessing games that haven’t been relevant for several years, but apparently they wanted to create some kind of interactive with players)

Don’t expect to get the top bonus right away in this slot, so the slot is not intended for short sessions and is more suited to long play, therefore you need a large bankroll, preferably from 500-600+.

The design is quite pleasant.

You can definitely play this slot.

Raging Wings – one of the next-generation slots from Endorphina.

Not long ago Endorphina decided to do like other providers and set max wins in their slots, but something went wrong and the max wins turned out to be too low.

And unfortunately this slot was no exception – x3200.

The slot mechanics are pretty well known to us – it’s a copy of the second Vampires. There’s still a random hotmod, but now not double graves, but double eggs. The features and payouts are absolutely identical to Vampires.

There’s also a bonus buy, which looks strange with a max of x3200, since the top bonus costs x300 but can easily give up to x50.

As far as I remember, on Red Moon I caught more under non-ideal conditions. Here, without buying, the most I ever hit was x500, on the hotmod with three eggs.

I can only recommend this slot for some variety and the desire to catch the hotmod; it doesn’t stand out for anything else. It can easily eat a hundred bets and not give a bonus, which overall can give just x10 – a dubious pleasure.

I decided to write a few words about this slot, mostly because there isn’t much to say – the slot is very simple.
So here we have Raging Wings from the ever-popular provider Endorphina. Overall this slot is similar to something like Golden Fish Tank from Yggdrasil.
We have 5 reels with 3 symbols each. 10 paylines. Theme is birds. Very colorful and juicy. Great sounds and nice cartoonish graphics.
In the base spins we weren’t rewarded with anything. That’s a bit disappointing. But overall, small wins are frequent and you don’t lose big quickly. You can spin for a long time and enjoy it.
To get into the bonus you need to hit 3+ scatters. They’re in the form of big golden eggs. The bonus can be either a normal bonus or a super bonus. The number of eggs = how many eggs with features we can break at the start of the bonus. In hot mode one egg will contain two different features. Even with three choices you can get a decent start. In my experience I hit hot mode about twice in 40-50 runs. Overall, not bad. But you can’t really expect it to drop often.
The eggs contain the usual extra features – +wandering wilds, +sticky wilds, +symbols turn into wilds, +multiplier, +spins, +a symbol becomes glued in groups of 3 on the reels.
Overall, the slot doesn’t look like one where you can win thousands of x. I myself hit a maximum of x800 in the hot mode bonus. Surely you can catch more there. Maybe it’s worth sitting there longer.
If you don’t want to lose everything quickly and want a chance to cash something in, you might like this slot.