Bloodthirst Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Bloodthirst Review

We still have Rotten fresh in mind (no pun intended), and few developers can go from cozy to hardcore horror in an instant like Hacksaw can. Bloodthirst plays out on a stone grid with a mysterious castle silhouetted by the full moon in the background. The horror would be understated if it wasn’t for the monsters that can fill whole reels to land you prizes up to 20x your stake per reel.

In addition, you can fill the whole screen to win prizes up to 2,500x your stake for the top-tier demon monster. This is known as the Monster Takeover feature, and you have a higher chance of monster reels in the Bloodthirst bonus round. There is also a higher tier Immortals bonus round, and it comes with a chosen monster symbol that can mark reels to award persistent monster reels. The 10,000x potential is decent as well, and horror fans should definitely take a closer look at Bloodthirst.

Bloodthirst Slot Features

The premium monster symbols pay between 6 and 10 x your stake for 5 of a kind wins, and you can land Wild symbols on all 5 reels to help complete wins. Wilds pay 20x your stake for 5 of a kind, landing 4 monster symbols on the same reel creates a merged full-reel Monster Reel after the regular win calculation.

If you land 5 monster reels at the same time and of the same kind, they take over the whole screen. You don’t get any regular line wins or even monster reel payouts if this happens. Instead, you get a mega prize of 100x, 250x, 1,000x, or 2,500x your stake for the Ghoul, Vampire, Werewolf, or Demon, respectively.

You need 3 FS scatter symbols in view to trigger the Bloodthirst Bonus Round, and this awards 10 free spins. The only difference from the base game is that you have a higher likelihood of triggering Monster Reels.

The Immortals Bonus Round triggers when you land 4 FS scatters in view, and this also awards 10 free spins. A monster symbol is chosen at the start to become the “main symbol” for the feature, and only this symbol will expand.

When you land a full reel of the chosen symbol, it expands and the reel becomes marked.

The Bonus Buy menu is available in some jurisdictions, but not in the UK for sure. You can pay 3x your regular stake to go on a Bonus hunt, and this means that you are 5 times more likely to trigger a bonus round. The Bloodthirst bonus round costs 100x the stake, and comes with a top-tier RTP of 96.34 %. The Immortals bonus round will set you back 200x the stake, and it comes with a top-tier RTP of 96.35 %.

The 200 Spins Bloodthirst Slot Experience

You get to see a bit of the base game, before we purchase the top-tier Immortals Bonus Round at the 1-minute mark. The feature plays out for the remainder of the 2:48-minute highlights video, and you can see for yourself how we fared by hitting the play button below.

Review Summary

It’s either heaven or hell with Hacksaw, as this developer can go from super cute releases, like Pug Life and Frank’s Farm, to blood dripping horror like what’s on display in Rotten and now in Bloodthirst. The audiovisuals create an aura of mystery and impending doom, and the monsters look scary enough when they fill whole reels. This didn’t happen all that often though, at least not in the base game.

You get more monster reels in the Bloodthirst bonus round, at least usually.

Pros

• Monster reel payouts up to 20x
• Full grid monster prizes up to 2,500x
• FS w/ higher chance of monster reels
• FS w/ upgradable marked monster reels
• Win up to 10,000x your stake

Cons

• Beware of adjustable RTP ranges

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