Devil’s Boulevard Link&Win Slot Review
Most of what Devil’s Boulevard Link&Win pays you has nothing to do with its paylines. Strip away the sunny boulevard, the red carpet and the three grinning devils running the show from the top of the reels, and the real game is coins: value tokens stacking up on the first four reels, waiting on one collect symbol to cash them all in at once. The paytable is there, but it’s scenery.
Foxium‘s take on damnation is friendlier than it sounds, and busier than its postcard artwork suggests. The game runs on a 5×4 grid with 40 fixed paylines, medium volatility and an RTP of 96.36%, with stakes from 0.20 to 25.00. It shares its coin-collecting bones with Bisonous Fever Ultra Link & Win, while Oink Farm and Cossacks: The Wild Hunt show how varied the studio’s catalogue gets. Down on the boulevard, the devils are collecting, and they pay in three colours.
Base Game & Features
Wins pay left to right on adjacent reels, starting from the leftmost reel. Where more than one winning combination lands on a single payline, the highest one pays. It’s a conventional setup, and the base game’s real business happens away from the paylines.
Line wins are modest multiples of the line bet, and the ladder descends gently from there:
- Ruby: 1x, 3x and 10x for three, four and five of a kind
- 777: 0.5x, 2x and 5x
- Bell: 0.4x, 1.5x and 4x
- Dice: 0.3x, 1x and 3x
- Dollar sign: 0.2x, 0.8x and 2.5x
- A and K: 0.2x, 0.5x and 2x
- Q and J: 0.2x, 0.4x and 1.5x
Wilds substitute for every symbol except coins and collect symbols, which keeps them useful for line wins without ever touching the feature game.
Coins and the Collect Feature
Any colour of coin can land on reels 1 to 4 in the base game, and each one holds a stake multiple. Here’s how the loop works:
- Coin values run from 0.5x up to 50x the bet
- Coins sit inert on the reels until a collect symbol lands on reel 5
- A collect symbol awards the total value of every coin on screen, added to base game line wins
It’s a simple loop, and it gives every spin two things to watch.
Jackpot Tokens
Jackpot tokens can appear anywhere on the reels in both the base game and the bonus games. In the base game, each token randomly increases the value of one of the four jackpots by 0.5x the bet. In the bonus games, tokens are collected towards the jackpot ladder instead:
- 2 Bonus Jackpot tokens: Mini, worth 10x to 20x the bet
- 3 tokens: Minor, worth 30x to 50x
- 4 tokens: Major, worth 250x to 500x
- 5 tokens: Grand, worth 5,000x to 10,000x
Jackpot values scale with bet changes, so the ladder is always relative to what you’re staking. That Grand top end is the biggest prize the game offers.
Devil’s Boulevard Link&Win Bonus Games
There are three separate bonus games, and each one hangs off a colour of coin. A green coin feeds the Double Boom bonus, a red coin feeds Multi Fever, and a blue coin feeds Divine Locks. The devils visibly collect their matching coins on screen, though that’s purely for show.
Before entering any bonus, you can customise the stage the round is played in and spin the Wheel of Odds for a bonus perk. The stage choice is the interesting part, because each perk suits a different bonus.
The Wheel of Odds
Each of the three stages carries its own perk on the wheel:
- Cloud Nine: a chance at an Extra Spin, raising the spin reset value by one
- Flaming Hollow: a chance at the Jackpot Maximiser, which bumps the bonus game jackpots to their maximum value
- Golden Gates: a chance at an additional Bonus Jackpot token
Double Boom Bonus Game
Double Boom is played across two independent 5×4 arrays, each starting with three spins that run separately. When a green coin or a bomb symbol lands and locks in, that array’s spin counter resets. The round ends when each array has either run out of spins or filled every position, so a hot streak can keep both grids alive for a long time.
The bomb is the Tick, Tick, Boom! feature: it increases the value of four random green coins on the reels. If fewer than four coins have landed, the value is spread across every coin on screen instead. Because the bomb also resets the spin counter, it’s the symbol that keeps the round breathing.
Multi Fever Bonus Game
Multi Fever plays on a single 5×4 grid where every spin awards a random multiplier of 2x, 3x or 5x, applied immediately to any new red coins that land. Three spins to start, a reset whenever a red coin locks in, and the round runs until the spins are spent or the grid fills.
It’s the fastest of the three rounds, since the multiplier changes every single spin. A 5x draw on a big coin is the whole game in one moment.
Divine Locks Bonus Game
Divine Locks starts as a 5×4 grid with the upper rows locked, and blue coins open them up a row at a time:
- 8 blue coins unlocks one additional row
- 12 coins unlocks two rows
- 16 coins unlocks three rows
- 20 coins unlocks all four, expanding the grid to 5×8
As in the other two rounds, three spins to start and every locked blue coin resets the counter. The attraction is obvious: a full unlock doubles the board, and every extra position is another place for a coin to land.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.7/10
This is a game you play for the bonus rounds, and you’ll want to be honest with yourself about that early. Spins tick by on a sunny boulevard where the line wins barely cover the popcorn, coins pile up quietly, and the fun is all in the waiting.
What earns the sitting time is variety. Three genuinely different bonus rounds off three coin colours is more than most collect games offer, and the stage picker gives you a decision to make before the round even starts. The weakness is the wait itself: with hit frequency under 23%, long stretches pass where nothing moves but the jackpot counters.
It suits patient players who like a build that resets and stretches, and anyone after big instant hits from the base game won’t find them here. For a friendly stretch of hell, though, the devils run a fair show.
Devil’s Boulevard Link&Win FAQs
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What is the RTP of Devil’s Boulevard Link&Win?
The RTP is 96.36%, which sits a touch above the usual benchmark for a medium volatility slot. -
Is Devil’s Boulevard Link&Win high volatility?
No, it’s a medium volatility game. Sessions shouldn’t swing as hard as a high volatility title, though the coin collect system still builds towards bigger bonus payouts. -
What is the hit frequency of Devil’s Boulevard Link&Win?
The hit frequency is 22.93%, so roughly one spin in four produces a win of some kind. -
How do you trigger the bonus games in Devil’s Boulevard Link&Win?
Each bonus is tied to a coin colour: a green coin collected by its devil triggers Double Boom, a red coin triggers Multi Fever, and a blue coin triggers Divine Locks. The devils collecting coins on screen is just for show, but the coin colours decide which round you enter. -
What does the Wheel of Odds do in Devil’s Boulevard Link&Win?
Before a bonus game you can choose a stage and spin the Wheel of Odds for a perk. Cloud Nine can add an extra spin to the reset value, Flaming Hollow can maximise the bonus jackpots, and Golden Gates can award an additional Bonus Jackpot token. -
How do you win the jackpots in Devil’s Boulevard Link&Win?
You collect Bonus Jackpot tokens of a matching colour inside the bonus games. Two tokens wins the Mini, three the Minor, four the Major, and five the Grand, which pays between 5,000x and 10,000x the bet. -
What is the minimum and maximum bet on Devil’s Boulevard Link&Win?
Stakes run from 0.20 up to 25.00 per spin, and the jackpot values scale with your bet. -
Who makes Devil’s Boulevard Link&Win?
It’s made by Foxium, the studio behind titles like Bisonous Fever Ultra Link & Win and Cossacks: The Wild Hunt.
