This game is no longer available at Wombat Casino. Sorry about that chaps! Why not have a spin on Play’n GO’s Hotel Yeti-Way slot instead?
The Wombat says: Remember Ice Ice Yeti slot from Nolimit City? Well, you’ll soon be reminded when you fire up the reels of the Eskimo Dough slot by Core Gaming. It’s a very similar game.
So, let’s head to the Arctic Circle and fish for wins with our favourite Inuit, but be sure to wrap up warm as there are some ice-cool bonuses for the taking! Including Core Gaming’s standard Mystery Symbols, and the five “Must Go” progressive Jackpots.
It’s Eskimo a-go-go!
Look and Feel
This is a good old cartoon game like the Foxpot slot and quite a few others I could mention. Let’s take a close look.
The backdrop to your gameplay is a frozen lake that’s set in a valley between two snowy mountains drawn cartoon-style. To the right of the reels, you’ll see an Eskimo fishing – the poor bloke looks cheesed off. When was the last time he caught a bite, I wonder?
Meanwhile, the sound effects are pretty cool. The wind howls when you spin the reels, the ice crackles when you make wins, and the Yeti growls when the bonus icon lands. It certainly put a smile on this wombat’s face.
Eskimo Dough Slot Game Play
The Eskimo Dough slot comes with six reels, four rows (the same as the Bonus Bunnies slot) and 4096 Ways to Win. Quite a bit more than more traditional games like Legacy of Dead slot from Play’n GO
Bets start at 0.10 coins and go up to 10.00 coins per spin.
Your reel icons include; the Eskimo, a fish on a hook and binoculars, as well as the 9, 10, J, Q, K, and of a playing card deck as your lower value symbols. The Wild is the the Yeti’s hand clutching the word ‘Wild’ while the Scatter icon is his big footprint.
Avalanche Reels
Also called cascading drops, whenever a winning combo lands on the reels, the symbols will crack and melt away leaving space for fresh new snowy symbols to drop down in their place. This can mean more wins on the same spin, and who doesn’t like the sound of that?
Free Spins and Bonus Features
Must Go Pots
There are five progressive jackpots on offer here – but before you get too excited Wombat Fans, they will only pay out between 100 to 1,000 credits. Each of the six reels has a fixed amount at the top of it.
At any point during your play, an avalanche will tumble across the reels, and whichever of the reels remains intact after the mega snowfall will pay out the corresponding jackpot.
Mystery Symbols
At random on any spin, snowballs may be thrown onto your reels (accompanied by a yelp as it hits that poor Eskimo fella right in the choppers). Next, these will melt and transform into the same matching symbol across the reels. This is one of Core Gaming’s trademark features, and, best of all, this mini bonus will always end up in a win.
The Bonus Builder Round
Land three of the big foot Scatters and you’ll get the chance to put together your own Free Spins Bonus. Choose between Yeti’s snow tracks on the icebergs to reveal the modifiers that will include Wilds, Wild Reels, Multipliers or Upgrade which will move you to the next iceberg level.
Make it onto the third iceberg island, and the modifiers become really tasty, including a 25x Multiplier, Lightning Multipliers, Super Spins and Eskimo Spins. You can expect some big wins here Wombat fans.
Conclusion
Eskimo Dough slot is a fun, medium variance game that can hook you a decent catch if you pick the right Free Spins modifiers (which is all a matter of luck!)
If you don’t, your wins could be on the smaller side. It’s pretty exciting to wait for the avalanche jackpots. This wombat didn’t scoop the cold hard cash, but you might!
Loses a point for being a bit unoriginal.
Wombat score: 4.5/5
Eskimo FAQs
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Does Eskimo Dough have a free spins round?
Land three Big Foot scatters and you will trigger the free spins. Make some bread!
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How volatile is Eskimo Dough?
We’d say medium. There should be some decent base game wins while you fish for the big ones.
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What other Games do Core Gaming offer?
We like Beehive Bedlam, Cashzuma and the Tomb of Wonga and Reel Empire.