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Wolf Rising slot machine is essentially a follow up to IGT’s hit slot Wolf Run, this time however the wolves feature on a massive 5 reel, 100 payline game. Although daunting at first, once you come to understand the reel layouts and the size of certain symbols, you will come to enjoy Wolf Rising far more. Because the reels are so large, able to hold 8 symbols each, some of the symbols cover 2 or more positions, which can look slightly confusing at first. The design will certainly not be to everyone’s liking.

As well as the regular reel symbols and wolf symbols, Wolf Rising also has staked wilds in the form of Totem poles. These can appear on any reel, and do frequently drop in. Several of these wilds in view can make for some very large wins, especially if they are able to cover all 100 paylines. These large reel wins are fairly frequent and make the base game often more profitable than the bonus feature, which is rare amongst slots.

Like the majority of IGT slots, Wolf Rising has a free spins bonus which is activated via landing three bonus symbols in view on the centre three reels. The free spins will award a prize of x2 your stake, then a lowly five bonus spins. The low amount of free spins awarded is due to the large winning potential of the reels, with five free spins able to offer very high value wins. The free spins can also be re-triggered in the same way as they were initially awarded, adding a further five spins to your remaining bonus.

You can play Wolf Rising from as low as 1p up to £30 per line, so if you have all 100 pay lines activated, you would multiply your stake by 100, making the maximum per spin £3000. These high stakes and high winning potentials make Wolf Rising particularly appealing to high rollers, but can also be suited well to people on a more modest budget. It is always worth playing the maximum spins, so the minimum stake you should be playing at is £1 per spin, which is reasonable for this type of slot machine.