Wildfire Fruits Dice

Wildfire Fruits Dice Slot Review

The whole sky is burning. Deep red smoke banks up at the edges of the frame, embers drift through the glow, and a low line of dark cloud sits along the bottom, lit from beneath by orange fire. In the middle of it spin the most ordinary symbols imaginable – fruit, dice, a lucky seven.

Wildfire Fruits Dice is a fruit slot dressed for a volcano, and Spinomenal have committed to the look completely. Underneath the smoke it’s a simple game: a 3×4 grid, 30 fixed paylines and an RTP of 96.2%, with wilds and scatters doing all the work.

Fans of the studio’s fruit output will find familiar ground in Fruits Chase N Win and Glowing Fruits, with Fruits Craze rounding out the family. Wildfire Fruits Dice is the most dramatic-looking of the bunch. Whether it’s the most rewarding is the question the reels have to answer.

Thirty Lines Through the Smoke

All symbols pay from left to right, starting on the leftmost reel, and only the highest win on each line is paid. When several lines win in the same round, every qualifying combination is added together into the total for that spin.

The game is set to 30 fixed lines, so there’s nothing to adjust on that front – every line is live on every spin. Stakes are set through the bet-per-line control, and the total bet is the line bet multiplied across all 30 lines.

That distinction matters more than it usually does, because the game pays two different denominations. Line wins are multiplied by the bet per line, while the scatter works off the total bet. A symbol that looks modest on the paytable and a scatter that looks generous can end up in the same place once the arithmetic is done.

The 7 Wild substitutes for every symbol except the Scatter, which makes it the most useful thing on the reels. It’s also the richest: five of them on a line pays 1,000 times the line bet, comfortably ahead of anything else in the game.

Below the wild, the paytable splits into fruit and dice tiers, with the strawberry leading the regular symbols. The values, as multiples of the bet per line:

• 7 Wild: 1,000x for five
• Strawberry: 30x for three, 100x for four, 400x for five
• Peach: 20x, 40x, 200x
• Pear: 20x, 40x, 200x
• Yellow Dice: 10x, 30x, 120x
• Blue Dice: 10x, 20x, 80x
• Red Dice: 5x, 10x, 40x

There’s a clear split between the two halves of the ladder. The fruit symbols pay meaningfully from three of a kind, while the dice tier is closer to filler, with the red dice worth just 5x for a three-line hit. Even so, five red dice returns 40x the line bet, so no symbol is entirely dead weight.

The peach and the pear are interchangeable, paying identical amounts at every count, so a run of either fruit lands the same way. Between them and the strawberry, the fruit tier covers the middle of the ladder on its own; the three dice colours handle everything below it, stepping down cleanly from yellow through blue to red.

The steps inside each tier are worth a glance too. The strawberry doubles its value from three to four and quadruples it again from four to five, so the gap between a partial line and a full one is wide. The dice symbols climb more gently, which keeps the lower tier paying small amounts steadily rather than in bursts.

On the wild: because it can’t stand in for the Scatter, the two symbols never work together. A wild line is a wild line, and a scatter hit is a scatter hit, and the game never stacks one on top of the other.

The Scatter and the Fire

The Scatter pays from any position on the reels, ignoring the left-to-right rule that governs everything else. Its awards are multipliers of the total bet rather than the line bet, which changes the arithmetic considerably.

• 3 Scatters: 2x the total bet
• 4 Scatters: 10x the total bet
• 5 Scatters: 250x the total bet

Because the total bet covers all 30 lines, a five-Scatter hit at 250x is worth roughly the same as a full wild line, and it can land anywhere to do it. That’s the single biggest result the game offers.

That’s the whole feature set. There’s no free spins round, no respin, no bonus game – just wilds, scatters and 30 lines paying left to right. The fire in the title is presentation, not a mechanic.

The ceiling is the wild’s 1,000x line-bet prize for five on a payline, with the 250x total-bet scatter sitting just behind it. What’s on the reels is the whole of what’s on offer, and with 30 lines each paying their own best combination, a lucky spin can stack several of those together.

Spinning and Turbo Mode

Spins run from the spin button or the space bar, with the ‘+’ and ‘-‘ buttons setting the bet per line. All wins in a round are displayed in the win field as they land.

Auto play opens a configuration screen where the number of automatic spins is chosen, and it stops on the pause button at any point. During a spin, the help and settings buttons are disabled, so there’s no adjusting anything mid-round.

Turbo Mode shortens each round to the minimum. On desktop it’s toggled by the rabbit button in the bottom-left corner; on mobile it sits in the settings menu, and it can also be switched on from the auto play configuration screen.

Put together, those two controls suit the game’s tempo. With no feature to wait for and no decisions inside a round, the fastest route through Wildfire Fruits Dice is simply to set a line bet, switch Turbo on, and let the reels run. It’s a control scheme that assumes you already know what the game does, which after one spin you do.

Our Honest Verdict

Overall Rating: 6/10

Playing Wildfire Fruits Dice is sitting in front of a very handsome fire with very little to do but watch it. There’s no round to build towards, so the whole appeal rests on the reels themselves, and the reason to choose it is that backdrop: this is comfortably the best-looking fruit slot Spinomenal have put their name to.

The strength is that it pays two ways, and both are honest. Line wins on the bet per line, scatter wins on the total bet from anywhere, and a 1,000x wild line at the top that’s genuinely worth chasing on a 30-line game. The weakness is that the feature list ends there. Once you’ve seen one spin, you’ve seen every kind of spin this game can produce, and the smoke never turns into anything.

It suits anyone after a fast, undemanding session with real polish on the presentation, and it isn’t for players who want a bonus round to break up the reels. The fire here burns steady rather than bright, and that’s exactly what some evenings call for.

Wildfire Fruits Dice FAQs

• What is the RTP of Wildfire Fruits Dice?

  Wildfire Fruits Dice runs at an RTP of 96.2%.
• How many paylines does Wildfire Fruits Dice have?

  The game is set to 30 fixed paylines. Every line is active on every spin, and wins pay from left to right starting on the leftmost reel.
• What is the grid size of Wildfire Fruits Dice?

  Wildfire Fruits Dice plays on a 3×4 grid.
• When is Wildfire Fruits Dice released?

  Wildfire Fruits Dice’s release date is 10 September 2021.
• Who makes Wildfire Fruits Dice?

  Wildfire Fruits Dice is made by Spinomenal.
• What does the wild symbol do in Wildfire Fruits Dice?

  The 7 Wild substitutes for every symbol except the Scatter. Five wilds on a payline pays 1,000 times the bet per line, making it the richest symbol in the game.
• How does the scatter pay in Wildfire Fruits Dice?

  The Scatter pays on any position, so it doesn’t need to sit on a payline or run left to right. 3 Scatters pays 2x the total bet, 4 pays 10x, and 5 pays 250x.
• Does Wildfire Fruits Dice have a free spins bonus?

  No. There’s no free spins round, respin or bonus game. The features are the wild, the scatter, auto play and Turbo Mode, which shortens each spin.