Have you encountered the Fairytale Legends slot games yet? These games are very popular, even though they haven’t been around for too long. Whenever you see the NetEnt brand, you know a slot is going to be good, and the Fairytale Legends don’t let us down.
We’ve checked out the titles and revealed the best bits below. Which one will you decide to play first when you give them a try?
Fairytale Legends: Red Riding Hood
Watch as Little Red Riding Hood wanders through the forest as you play this game. Playable as a penny slot, the game uses Red as the wild on reels two, three, and four. Two or more wilds in a spin are sticky and trigger a re-spin. The game also produces three random bonus features – Fairy Magic Spin, Fairy Wild Spin, and Fairy Surprise.
The game also has three bonus features, one of which can be won by you if you get three bonus chests on the odd reels in a spin. Will you get the Coin Win, Free Spins, or Beware the Wolf feature?
Fairytale Legends: Hansel and Gretel
You’ll spot the same design in play here as above, with the characters walking as you spin the reels. Once again, this can be played as a penny slot. The stacked wild is a path that can wind its way up a reel. If it covers the whole reel, it awards a re-spin.
There are three random bonuses again, slightly different from above, called Fairy Wonder Spin, Fairy Surprise, and Fairy Wild Spin. And once again, the treasure chest appears as a bonus icon. Three of these will prompt you to pick one, and you can win the Free Spins, Coin Win, or Candy House Bonus.
Our verdict: Which game do we like most?
We struggled with this one. And we think we are going to call it a tie. If anything edged it to win, it would be Hansel and Gretel, because it includes an autoplay feature. But we think it is fairer to focus on the two being equally as good as each other, because honestly, they are.
There are similarities between them in terms of bonuses, but there are also differences that make the game more than enjoyable to play. And they’re great for those who love fairytales. And don’t we all love those from when we were kids?
