When you play slot games online, there are many popular themes that are used. It could be anything from animals to fruit, superheroes, or lucky leprechauns. It’s the latter that is successfully used in this new ‘Shamrock Saints’ slot from Push Gaming.
Just how does a leprechaun behave? It’s probably not a question you ask yourself too many times a day but might after playing this slot game.
The look of a slot is perhaps as important as its theme. When you go to online gambling sites to play slots, there is usually a large selection of games to make your choice from. If the look of a game can entice you to play it, then the designers have made a good start to their job of producing a successful game.
This slot has a strange look to it indeed. The grid of symbols is in a 5×5 format and isn’t the largest you’ll ever see. It’s in the center of the screen and in the background, you can see a street in Dublin, Ireland that’s not that well lit. There are lights coming out the windows though and a beer barrel. The colors used are green of course but a rather dark version.
Usually, leprechaun-themed slots are full of joy and jolly people, it’s a little bit different here though. It appears that a gang of leprechauns have taken over a tavern. They’re not the best-behaved leprechauns with a boozy night and some plundering on the agenda. The soundtrack is Irish-themed but also a bit dark and rather serious rather than a joyful jig.
There’s one thing that they do know and that’s where the end of the rainbow is and the pot of gold. Hopefully, some of its contents will make their way into your account balance.
The symbols in this slot give you a good indication of how these aren’t your normal lovable leprechauns. They include baseball bats but it’s unlikely they’re going to be used for a game anytime soon.
Then there are Molotov cocktails, knuckle dusters, and knives. There’s the almost compulsory green hat and the top paying symbol is a leprechaun with an evil look on his face. He’s got plenty of gold rings on his fingers, so definitely knows where the end of the rainbow is.
The other leprechauns are also featured and a right rabble they look. You might be able to get some yourself if the top win of 10,000x your stake comes along.
A wild symbol that can substitute for other symbols is always appreciated. Here, it’s a beer barrel and if your luck is in, it will produce some good wins for you.
Another important element of a game is the number of bonus features it contains. There are seven in this game and the chances are that will be a lucky number for you.
Collectible tokens play an important role in this slot game. The number you currently have can be seen above the reels. If you can get five then the Shamrock Mode feature is triggered.
The Chest feature sees you being given the opportunity to choose between five chests that have hidden rewards contained in them. This can include some multipliers, free spins, entry into the Shamrock Mode feature or a Golden Reveal.
In the free spins round, there are mystery symbols that can appear on the second and fourth reels. They are pretty useful, having the ability to also trigger the Nudge & Reveal feature. That will see more wilds appear on the reels or perhaps even Golden Leprechaun Symbols and Paying Symbols.
You will be keen to see the Golden Leprechaun symbols. They trigger the Leprechaun Reveal feature that can produce more good wins. If you’re not too patient then the Bonus Buy feature can be used to activate the free spins bonus but this does cost you a fair amount, so be careful with your budget.
Anastasila Mysan is the Game Producer at Push Gaming and is very excited about this new slot game. Their aim was to “create a lively game full of action,” and that has certainly been achieved.
They have used elements from previous hit games ‘Wild Swarm’ and ‘Razor Shark’ to “create something new, with a theme we’ve never explored before,” added the Game Producer. All of which she believes has produced a game that “has an irresistible charm and explosive gameplay that is going to put smiles on the faces of our players.”
