Immortal Romance Mega Moolah Slot Machine – Free Play & Review

Two of the most powerful brands from Microgaming, the Immortal Romance slot machine and the Mega Moolah progressive jackpot, have been united in this game. A testament to the original game’s design, is that the original graphics are still good enough to be used today, after 10 years (the original launched in 2011).

It’s a dark design, Gothic style decorations being used for the surrounding area, and for the Royal symbols (9 to A). The top symbols give us images of top model-like vampires, the same characters as in the original game (Troy, Sara, Michael, and Amber).

Developer

Microgaming is the developer behind this new version of Immortal Romance. It’s one of the biggest developers of slot machines, a company with more than 25 years of history behind it at this point. Immortal Romance is one of the classics from their collection, a slot with good graphics and excellent features, along with the likes of Thunderstruck (I and II), Game of Thrones, and many others (over 500 slots were launched so far).

How To Play It

A separate screen, accessed through the Bet button (stacked coins), will give you the option to wager anywhere from $0.30 to $18 on each spin.

The game area offers plenty of chances to form combinations, giving you 243 ways to win, which means that it has 5×3 reels. 3+ matching symbols, anywhere and on just as many reels going left to right, will be required for a win.

Special Features

They haven’t changed anything feature wise, they just added the jackpots and made the rest of it more volatile. We will go over it anyway, in case you haven’t played the original game.

First, we’re looking at a logo symbol for the role of the substitute, and it’s got a 2x multiplier to help boost wins as well. Get it to help out when it can, but know that it can also pay directly, offering 50x the stake on each line it covers completely.

Randomly, while playing the game, you may get the Wild Desire to trigger, which would bring you up to a 12,000x jackpot, by turning up to 5 reels into full wilds (you’re likely going to get fewer than 5 though).

As for the main feature, it’s going to require 3 or more scatters with the Door Knocker in view. It gives you a choice of four types of free spins, though you start with only one variant, and the other you unlock over a long period of time, as you keep triggering the free spins. Each version has a different character associated with it:

• Amber: you get 10 free spins, with 5x multipliers used on all wins.
• Troy: 15 free spins triggered, with up to 6x multipliers applied to wins by special symbols.
• Michael: 20 free spins, where Rolling Reels trigger after wins, while a progressive multiplier can reach 5x.
• Sarah: 25 free spins are awarded, with a maximum of 14 extra wilds on the reels.

Maximum Payouts

First, we have the Mega Moolah progressive jackpots, the kind of payouts that can deliver wins in the 8-figures range (jackpots of over 17 million EUR have been paid in the past). The Mega Jackpot is the one you really want, but there are three others on the Wheel. This Wheel spins when the feature triggers, randomly.

It’s a powerful game even by itself, with a jackpot of 12,000x the stake that could be paid in a single spin. Since it accommodates a progressive jackpot, the base game is much more volatile, and its RTP is lower by about 5%.

Together, regular and progressive sides, manage to have a 93.40% RTP, along with high volatility.

Summary

It’s a good sequel for the Immortal Romance slot. The recipe hasn’t changed much, I guess you don’t mess with perfection, but they did add the world’s biggest progressive jackpot network, to make it even better.