Djinn Of Storms Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Djinn Of Storms Review

Playtech’s Djinn of Storms is mostly about the jackpots, with a Walking Wild Respins feature thrown in to keep you going in the base game. The progressive jackpot can land on any given spin, while you also have 2 smaller jackpots that are bound to drop when they reach a certain level. This sets you up for a semi-exciting jackpot chase, fuelled by an above-average RTP of 96.49 %.

The vibrant cartoon-style visuals are decent, but there is something off with the pace of the whole Respins feature. It helps that you have a turbo mode, as this will shorten the time between triggering the sole feature. Everything slows down like something major is about to happen, but most of the time the walking wild multiplier you build up is pretty much wasted.

Djinn Of Storms Slot Features

You have 2 different wilds in this game, and both of them land stacked on reels 2, 3 and 4 only. The regular Palace Wild steps in for all pay symbols to help you form winning combos. The Djinn Wild however, triggers the Multiplier Respins feature whenever it lands.

The reel set is moved back a little bit, and a mysterious Djinn with glowing eyes appear on the right-hand side.

You can retrigger the feature by landing a new Djinn Wild before the previous one has stepped off reel 1, and the regular wild will not appear during the Respins feature. There is no upper limit as to how many times the feature can be retriggered.

There are 3 PowerPlay Jackpots up for grabs in this game, 2 fixed jackpots and 1 progressive. The jackpots can be landed at random times during gameplay, and you can keep track of the respective jackpot values on the left-hand side:

• The Mini Jackpot drops at £200.
• The Peak Jackpot drops at £3,000.
• The Mega Jackpot is progressive and seeds at £20,000.

The 200 Spins Djinn Of Storms Slot Experience

It’s a bit unsexy when something as simple as a walking wild respins feature comes with a loading screen, but at least it happens just the first time you trigger it. We got a decent taste of it in our test session, but it led to an okay payout only one time. Anyway, you can see how we fared in the 4-minute highlights video below, and the bigger win comes towards the middle.

Review Summary

We have to admit that we are pretty unimpressed with what Playtech has come up with here.

Granted, you have the jackpots that might land at random times, but that’s not really a feature that improves the gameplay. The cartoon style aladdin-inspired theme is hardly original either, and overall this comes across as a rather tedious affair. The mediocre 2,500x potential requires maximum luck with a 5x multiplier during Respins, but to end on a positive note; the 96.49 % RTP is decent for a progressive jackpot game.

Pros

• Regular stacked wilds on the 3 middle reels
• Stacked walking wild respins w/ increasing multiplier
• 2 fixed jackpots and 1 progressive jackpot

Cons

• No free spins bonus round

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Genies Three Wishes - is an example of how to do an Aladdin-inspired slot the right way. You will benefit from 1 to 5 fully stacked wild reels at random times here, and this can lead to 12,150x payouts. The bonus round comes with 3 options, and you can win up to a staggering 100,000x your stake.

Jinns Moon - is part of Rarestone’s popular Fire Blaze Jackpot series, and it comes with a Hold & Respin feature with jackpots up to 2,000x your stake. There is also a Mystery Reels bonus round to look forward to, and the Fire Blaze jackpots feature can be triggered at all times.

Arabian Nights - is a better alternative than the game at hand, if you feel like a jackpot chase under the arabian stars.

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