Walking Wilds
Wild Robots, at times stacked and equipped with multipliers, trigger Free Respins upon entering the game area. These machines introduce a distinctive element to the reels, persistently respinning until they vanish from view. Landing three or more scatters transports you deep into the factory's shadowy basement, where Free Spins Mode awaits. Here, more Wild Robots await, though some are flawed. A system overload triggers a malfunction, causing the conveyor belt to reverse, granting players a second chance with used robots and prolonging the duration of the mode.
Acquiring three or more scatters in Free Spin Mode grants you up to 15 additional robots. Moreover, when low-paying symbols of the same type appear, there's a chance they'll morph into their higher-paying counterparts!
There exist three types of Robos. The first is the Robo Wild, ranging from 1x1 symbols to 2x4 symbols. Always positioned on the Robo conveyor belt, they shift one position to the left with each spin. While active on the reels, a Respin is granted. Robos become inactive upon reaching reel 1 but still pay out, albeit without triggering Free Spins or Respins. Wild Robos act as regular Wild symbols when on the reels. The second type is the x2 Wild Robo, which functions similarly to the Robo Wild but also applies a x2 multiplier to any winning combination it is part of. The final type is the Free Spin Robo, always a 1x1 symbol, capable of appearing on any row and shifting one position to the left with each spin. It also grants a Respin while active on the reels.
Robo Respins occur randomly in the base game only. Alongside the Robo Respin, a Robo is placed on the conveyor belt on reels 3, 4, or 5. As long as an active Robo is present on the reels, the Respins persist.
Robo Free Spins are triggered by landing 3 or more Free Spin symbols in a single spin. Instead of receiving Free Spins, players are awarded Robos, spaced 1-3 spots apart on the conveyor belt, moving from right to left. These Robos grant Free Spins as long as they remain active on the reels. Free Spin symbols also appear during Robo Free Spins, adding the same number of Robos to the queue as when activating Robo Free Spins.
Robo Free Spin mode maintains the same lines and bet as the activating spin. If Free Spins are triggered during a Robo Respin, the Free Spin mode activates only after the Respins conclude. Multiple Free Spin mode triggers can be obtained in a single Robo Respin round, accumulating all earned Robos into a single Robo Free Spin session.
In the base game, Robo Free Spins, and Robo Respins, any single low-paying symbol may randomly transform into its high-paying equivalent to secure a win. For instance, green low-paying symbols could convert to green high-paying symbols.
During Robo Free Spins, the conveyor belt may randomly reverse, moving all Robos backward by 1-9 positions. This feature activates only if at least 3 Robos have traversed the conveyor belt beyond reel 1. A maximum of 4 system overloads can be triggered in a single Free Spin session.
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About Walking Wilds Games
Walking Wilds is a casino game mechanic that is often found in online slot machines. It is a type of wild symbol that can move or "walk" across the reels during a certain number of spins, substituting for other symbols to create winning combinations. The number of spins the Walking Wild remains on the reels varies depending on the game, and it can usually be extended by landing additional Walking Wilds on the reels during the bonus round.
The Walking Wilds feature is usually triggered by landing a wild symbol on the reels during the base game. The wild symbol will then move one position to the left on the reels with each spin, until it disappears off the left side of the reels. Any winning combinations created by the Walking Wild will be awarded, and the feature will end once the wild symbol has disappeared off the left side of the reels. Some games have also added a multiplier to the Walking Wilds feature, which increases the value of any winnings made while the wild is moving on the reels.
This game mechanic can be a great way to increase the chances of hitting winning combinations, and it also adds an extra layer of excitement to the game as players watch the wild symbol move across the reels. It is a very popular feature in online slot games and has been used by many game providers. Some of the most popular slot games with Walking Wilds feature are "Jack and the Beanstalk" by NetEnt, Taco Brothers by ELK Studios, and "Rocket Men" by Red Tiger Gaming.
