Super Wolf Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Super Wolf Review

Skywind’s initial success with the blatant Starburst rip-off, Super Lion, encouraged them to make a somewhat beefed up follow-up title called Super Elephant. Despite the higher max win, the sequel never achieved the same popularity. This hasn't stopped Skywind from launching a third installment in what’s now become a series however, and Super Wolf is the most original effort so far.

The progressive jackpot that made the initial game stick out from its obvious source of inspiration is still intact. The expanding wild respins feature has been replaced though, and you will now benefit from a stacked walking wild feature instead. The game’s 2,500x potential is tied in directly with the increasing walking wild multiplier, and this follow-up title is basically what the cheap Elephant reskin job should have been.

Super Wolf Slot Features?

The rainbow-colored gemstone wolf is central to the action in this game, and it’s 1 of 2 wild symbols you can land. The regular wild is a ‘W’, and it steps in for all regular pay symbols to help you form winning combos. Both wilds can land on reels 2 to 4 only, and a fully stacked Wolf Wild triggers the Howlin’ Respins feature.

The stacked wolf wild will move one step to the left for each respin, and each step increases the multiplier with +1.

• 1x multiplier equals a 500x max win potential.
• 2x multiplier equals a 1,000x max win potential.
• 3x multiplier equals a 1,500x max win potential.
• 5x multiplier equals a 2,500x max win potential.

You can also win a progressive jackpot in this game, and it seeds at €2,500. You win the jackpot when you land any combination involving all 5 of the lower value diamond symbols on a payline. Wilds cannot step in for diamonds in this regard, and 0.40 % if each bet goes to feed the progressive jackpot.

The 200 Spins Super Wolf Slot Experience

Our 2-minute highlights video starts out strong, with a larger Howlin’ Respin win followed by a few stacked regular wild wins. Towards the end we finally landed the wolf wild fully stacked on reel 4, and how much we got away with can be seen by hitting the play button.

Review Summary

While many developers have their Starbust clone, few are proud enough of their copycat efforts to make it into a whole series.

The volatility is still in the lower end of the spectrum though, but perhaps not as low as in the 2 predecessors. Visually, all 3 games are extremely similar, and Skywind is not even trying to hide the obvious Starburst influence. At least Super Wolf is not a straight-up clone, like the other two installments, and the progressive jackpot adds an extra layer of excitement to the gameplay.

Pros

• Stacked walking wild respins w/ increasing multiplier
• Progressive jackpot starts at €2,500
• Low/medium volatility w/ 2,500x potential

Cons

• RTP of 95.34 % is lower than the 2 predecessors

If you appreciate Super Wolf Slot you should also try:

Super Lion - was the initial Skywind hit game that spawned this whole series. It’s basically a Starburst clone, but with an even lower potential of only 300x per spin. The progressive jackpot makes up for this however, and it’s probably the reason Starburst fans seem to enjoy this copycat effort.

Super Elephant - followed in Super Lion’s footsteps, and it’s basically a reskin of the original game. The math model has been tweaked though, and you can now win a bit more per spin than in Starburst. Featurewise, it’s all about sticky expanding wild respins, and the progressive jackpot.

Crystal Sun - is Play’n Go’s highly volatile Starburst clone, and it comes with a 4,000x your stake potential.

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