Inferno Fortune Power Hit slot review

Retro styling, hellish backdrop

Old-school slot looks are mixed with inferno imagery here. Instead of lines the game pays by ways: with 4,096 of them across 6 reels, matching symbols on neighboring reels count regardless of row.

Symbol artwork and values are not in our records. Fans of the Power Hit name can compare Forbidden Temple Power Hit and Greedy for Gold Power Hit from the same studio.

What a 96% RTP and high volatility mean together

A 96% return leaves 4% with the casino over a huge number of spins, a mean that cannot foretell one evening. Operators may also select a lower version, so read the information screen.

The volatility rating is the stronger clue to how play will feel: rare, larger payouts and long waits for them. A 4,096-way grid brings more frequent small matches than a 10-line game, but that does not lower the rating. The volatility guide and RTP guide fill in the basics.

Wilds, free spins and the purchase option

A wild replaces other symbols, and free spins give extra rounds. The bonus purchase is a way to pay for immediate entry to a bonus; its price is not in our records. Buying changes neither the RTP nor any outcome, it just skips the wait and makes each round cost more.

Who it suits

Adults who enjoy a loud theme and can absorb swings may like it. Decide on a loss limit up front, and avoid repeated purchases to win back what is gone. Other releases from this studio are under Booming Games slots.