As you can no do doubt tell from its name, Trick or Treat? is a Halloween-themed jackpot slot. Created by Leander Games, it’s a 5 reel, 20 payline game that comes with 3D visuals, stacked wilds, a pick me round and free spins. There’s also a chance to land a progressive jackpot. Play from 20p to £100 per spin on all devices.
The design in Trick or Treat? is very nicely done – with a typical rural American house and a full moon in the background, the reels include A to 9 playing cards and a cast of people set in Halloween costumes. The best of them is the big-chinned man with the knife through his head who awards 500 coins if you land 5 on a payline.
There’s also a wild, the potion bottle, which awards up to 500 coins per payline. It replaces everything bar the scatter as per usual. Now onto the bonus features:
On any spin, the witch perched to the side of the reels can spring into life and turn a random number of reels wild. This is known as the Potion Wilds feature. Land 3 of the Jack O’ Lantern symbol and you’ll trigger the Jack O’ Lantern Pick Me Bonus feature – pick from the 9 lanterns shown to reveal cash prizes of up to 45 times your total stake.
Trick or Treat? also comes with a Creepy Candy Free Spins Bonus feature which is triggered by landing the toffee apple free spins symbol on reels 1, 3 and 5 on the same spin – you’ll then be awarded 7 free spins. The Potion Wilds feature applies on every single free spin meaning you will get 1 or 2 wild reels!
Rounding out the extras is the progressive jackpot which can be awarded at random on any spin. Trick or Treat? is a very nice-looking game. The imagery is done 3D style and works very well. Likewise, the soundtrack is decent. The features aren’t anything we haven’t seen before but who doesn’t like free spins with stacked wilds, a pick me round and a shot at landing a progressive jackpot? Well we certainly do.
Leander Games hasn’t tried to reinvent the wheel with Trick or Treat? – it all works perfectly well and certainly lives up to the latter part of its name rather than the former. If you like the Halloween theme, I highly recommend you play NetEnt’s Blood Suckers II which is just brilliant.
