Check Out Quality Synchronized Reels Slots

27/06/2024 | Categories: Gambling Guides | Published by: Joe | Last updated: 27/06/2024

The idea behind synchronized reel slots is pretty self-explanatory. During the course of gameplay in entries to this category, something happens that makes the game’s two or more reels stop, then spin together, and display identical symbols in some or all positions. That leads to a higher win probability in that round. Over a hundred and fifty reel-spinning online gambling products have this feature, and below, we give you our five favorites.

Immortal Romance II

If you have been an online slot fan for a minute, then there is no way you have not heard of Microgaming’s (now Games Global) Immortal Romance, this company’s 2011 vampire-inspired romp. What is staggering about this game is that thirteen years after its release, it is still trending in some country’s top ten online gambling game standing. At the time of writing, it ranked seventh in Canada. That shows what a mark this title has made on the sector.

In May 2024, Stormcraft Studios, a Games Global exclusive provider, unleashed the long-awaited sequel to this famous game, including four unique free spins bonuses. It has a wheel jackpot that features its story’s four characters, and The Wild Desire mode has made a comeback, upgrading the reel-spinning experience here with up to 1.024 ways to win. The synchronized reels here come into play in the Michael Free Spins, where this spinner’s middle three reels sync up on every bonus rotation. In the other three on-the-house bonus modes, you get locking, sticky, and multiplier wilds. The max exposure of Immortal Romance II is x15,000, and you can buy your way into the extra rounds here or activate the Wild Desire for a cost of x100 your wager. Stormcraft Studios has done a great job of elevating the original’s cinematic look, adding a cool soundtrack to the visuals in this product, making it one of the more enjoyable recent online slots.

Royal Potato 2

Who would have thought that potatoes would make a good theme for a reel-spinning game? Yet, Print Studios proved that this could be done in December of 2021 when they set loose a volatile fantasy slot with a medieval motif, but instead of humans, it had potato characters. In September of 2023, this developer operating from Malta, which has less than twenty gaming products to its name, unleashed a sequel to Royal Potato, one boasting a high variance and a max exposure setting of x40,000, on a top bet of $25 per spin.

In Royal Potato 2, you get a Potato Sack token that appears in the free spin round, landing on the fifth reel and activating a random modifier when it does. One of these is awarding a respin with the first two reels working in sync. Aside from these modifiers, there are other extra features here, from which our favorite is the Spud Spins Bonus, which begins with a 2×2 jumbo symbol locked in the center of the grid, growing after wins.

Charlie Chance and the Curse of Cleopatra

It seems like sequels are kind of our thing in this article, as here is another one, a successor to Play’n GO, rubber-hose spinner Charlie Chance In Hell To Pay, which hit the Web in May of 2022, and wow ’ed online gamblers with its somewhat novel presentation. Though, Hacksaw Gaming utilized the same stylee in their Stick’em game, which came out in September 2019.

Charlie Chance and the Curse of Cleopatra is the third entry in this Play’n GO retro black-and-white cartoony series. It became available for gambling action in the second half of 2021 and brought the franchise to Ancient Egypt. In it, the Cleo’s Columns modifier aligns this title’s two columns in sync, making them display the same symbols. When this happens, a Charly Mega token comes into view and stays on the screen until the end of a cascading sequence. Flying Scarab Wilds, win multipliers, and so much more are on hand in this 6×6 cluster-pay slot, with a maximum prize of x5,500 your stake (up to $100 per round).

Tomb of Nefertiti

Sticking with Ancient Egypt, here is another spinner incorporating one of, if not the most popular online slot theme ever. The chief reason we choose to add this game to this guide is that it is an older Nolimit City one, which we are sure many of our readers have not played.

Tomb of Neferity does not have any of Nolimit’s X features, but it does have respins, sticky substitution tokens, and a Wild Raider mode that can put up to nine wilds on this product’s 5×3 layout. A Raider Spins bonus with forty paylines or adds twenty new ones, and a Curse of Nefertiti round where the middle three reels sync up. The math model here is medium-high, the max win is x3,768, the RTP 96.19% (by default), and the betting range starts at $0.20, moving up to a maximum of $100.

Alpha Eagle

We mentioned Hacksaw Gaming above, so we thought that since this supplier has so many quality games, we should tell you about one of its sync-reel ones. Buffalo Stack’N’Sync is a pretty known title from this company where syncing occurs, but we decided to go with Alpha Eagle, another Hacksaw creation that has this brand’s Stack’N’Sync concept.

What is Stack’N’Sync? It is a feature where whenever you hit a designated SNS token, it gets cloned to other reels and makes these tacks of matching symbols. Now, if you get another one of these symbols on the next spin, you trigger another respin with stacked and synced grid columns. You can also activate a Golden Stack’N’Sync symbol, which affects five reels simultaneously. On top of this feature, Alpha Eagle has a free spins bonus round and an Eagle Link mode. The hit frequency here is 29.3, the variance high, and the max exposure x10,000. The lowest bet available is $0.10, and the highest is $100, in this ranging RTP slot, whose least-favorable return-to-player is 88.20%, and its best one is 96.20%.