This 5 reel, 30 payline video slot by Net Entertainment is based on the simplicity and beauty of Flowers. It’s quite a simple idea but Net Entertainment have managed to transform it into a captivating video slot that entices audiences and provides them with tons of great entertainment. Flowers comes with a scatter symbol, wild symbol, free spins feature and the chance to win up to £37,500 as the maximum possible jackpot.
Theme
You can almost smell the fresh flowers of this slot, which will get you into the mood to bring your own garden to life with flowerbeds of your own. The graphics are quite ‘cutesy’ and colourful, making it instantly appealing for both genders. Icons include various flowers such as roses, sunflowers, tulips, bluebells and classic poker symbols: 10, J, Q, K and A. Each of the flower symbols/characters has personalities of their own. The sunflower icon for example looks to be quite cheerful whilst the rose looks as though it got up on the wrong side of the flowerbed this morning. Players can enjoy this game from 1p to 50p per spin, making it the ideal choice for players wanting to win big for less.
Wild Symbol
The wild is the smiling sun symbol. This ray of sunshine will substitute for all other regular icons on the reels except for the scatter icon, which cannot be replaced. The wild can seriously rack up your winnings when it appears and proves to be one of the best and most beneficial icons on the reels.
Scatter Symbol
The fluffy cloud symbol takes the role as the scatter. When four or more of these clouds drift onto the reels, the free spins round are triggered. When you are enjoying the free spins feature, all of your prizes will be tripled whilst extra wilds can appear as well, becoming stacked wilds instead of regular wilds.
Double Symbols
Double symbols appear to be regular icons at first, but they actually count as being two symbols which means that if say, three single tulips appear and one of them is a double symbol, it will total as five of the same icons, paying 160 coins instantly.
