The Elf Wars

The Elf Wars Slots

Rather elves. The slot is dedicated to the loveable little elves who deliver all your presents at Christmas. The elves appear in Santa’s grotto to deliver all your presents, while witches, warlocks and druids spend their entire Christmas season delivering them. However, it turns out that this slot isn’t about those kind of elves. Instead, it’s dedicated to the loveable little elves who appear at Christmas to deliver all your presents.

Nifty Fifty Paylines

50 fixed paylines. The symbols include a scroll of Santa’s naughty list, a Christmas pudding and a sign welcoming visitors to the North Pole. While the title doesn’t quite correlate with the slot theme, the symbols are recognisable enough. The 5-reel, 50-payline slot is powered by Real Time Gaming. The game has been developed by WesFunk.

Save Yours, Elf

The chance of making the feature, which is 5.9%. The playing card symbols appear as gift wrapped presents and are worth between 125 and 150 for 5. The feature guarantee metre also drops to 0%. As you lower the bet all the way down to the minimum 0.5 coins per spin, the feature guarantee metre also drops to 0%. The wilds and scatter symbols have a chance of making the feature, which is 135%. The game has two scatters and two wilds.

North Poles Apart

Are worth 2,000 for 5 and comprise one of Santa and one of Rudolph dressed as a military general with artillery in the background. You'll also earn an 8x multiplier if you land two or more good or bad elves appearing left to right on the board. Land three or more scattered elves anywhere on the board to trigger the feature, be it Spins or Santa Strikes Back. The wild symbols are worth 2,000 for 5 and comprise one of Santa and one of Rudolph dressed as a

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Dispense anywhere between 5 and 50 spins accompanied by multipliers of as high as 5x. Wall St Fever by Playtech is another game worth a closer look, despite having only 5 paylines. The Elf Wars slot from Novomatic has an RTP of 91% to 97% which is in line with RTG’s other releases.