Wildos 2 Thunderkick slot review with free demo

Excellent slot.

Playing it without the chance-boost feature, as is perfectly acceptable in the first part, I would certainly “think twice” and probably not do it, because without it the game plays pretty badly and questionably, but with x5 the slot plays quite well. Frequent bonus game payouts, not a bad potential for getting a super bonus (over the long run).

I spun with the feature for a long time, got about 30 bonus games.

A small number of them were negative and mainly on the “green” symbol. The “blue” ones give quite decent wins that cover the “costs” of waiting for the bonus and sometimes leave you with a small profit. The “red” ones give good profits.

I’ll say right away, if you choose only the red ones, I’m sure it will play worse, so I always took a random symbol.

By the way, the pick (random) feature can be said not to work. In all bonuses except two it gave what was initially shown in the pick, namely with green – 12 spins, with blue 9, with red 6. That’s basically how it gives out.

Once it gave 12 on blue, i.e. more, and once 6 on blue, i.e. less.

In the base game, the slot often activates the “scatter of kinds” feature, which doesn’t always, but sometimes yielded very large wins up to x200.

Overall, I enjoyed playing it in the scheme I chose. How it will behave with other play schemes (playing without the chance, choosing specific bonuses, buying a bonus) is hard to say for now – I think it largely depends on the play scheme.

Wildos 2 – an excellent follow-up to the already legendary Wildos slot.

This is one of those cases where the second part surpassed the first.

The slot’s concept hasn’t changed much overall: x wilds, a retrigger when a column of wilds is filled. But there are positive changes.

A wild-adding feature appeared that can pay off very well on a regular spin. I hit x1000 when a spin gave me two blue wilds and triggered the red bandit feature, which placed three wilds in a row. A line of blue bandits hit – and not just one.

Now there’s a random bonus feature where you can hit the top one. You can also catch the top bonus manually.

The result is a slot that can pay both on spins and in the bonus. Plus there’s a goal to catch the top bonus, which further fuels the excitement to play.

Definitely recommend this slot to all players, not just fans of Thunderkick and Wildos in particular.

The RTP, of course, isn’t 96% from the start – I haven’t seen that – but Thunderkick now seems to have that trend with all their new slots.