Moby Dick

Moby Dick, a RTG slot with 5 reels and 20 paylines, offers a top jackpot of $5,000, and as features it will give you access to wild symbols, Free Spins and scatters.

Moby Dick is a famous novel, about a whale hunter that is obsessed with his quest of killing the big white whale. Moby Dick is the whale’s name, and it’s also this slot’s title, which takes us on an adventure where we get to take part in the hunt. The stormy sea is easily visible behind the reels. The entire screen has a wooden border, which is also the background material used for the game’s buttons. The reels are separated by ropes, and on each one you will see three symbols. Speaking of the symbols, the images which were used included Moby Dick in the role of the scatter, the Wild flag, two of the characters from the novel, a compass, a bell, the anchor, a barrel, a book, a harpoon, the sextant, an implement with a hook and the telescope.

The wagers are relatively big, using up to $20 for each line that is selected. With all of them having wagers placed on, the Top Bet of the game is $400. As for the top jackpot, it’s a $5,000 prize.

Five symbols with the Wild flag will give the player the top jackpot, a 250x multiple for the amount that the player wagered on each line.

One of the features that the game makes use of is the stacked symbol, an advantage that comes with the two human characters. These two symbols will appear in stacked form, taking up to three spots on a reel. Since there are more of them visible, there are better chances of creating a winning combination.

The wild symbol is another feature that is interesting. It’s a sticky symbol, meaning that it will stay around for a couple of rounds, without moving off the reels immediately. The wild will remain in a fixed position for two rounds, and while doing so it will try to create winning combinations. The wild will go away faster than that if the bet is increased though.

The scatter symbol uses the image of the famous Moby Dick. The Bonus round starts if 3 to 5 symbols are on the reels.

Moby Dick is famous enough, and the novel appreciated by so many, that it should be worth trying out for that alone. It does have other features as well which recommend it though.