In The Rabbit Hole

Base a slot, game, movie, song, book, or whatever on rabbit holes and you kind of have to bring it in terms of wackiness, where each new layer peeled back reveals a deeper level of chaos. Red Tiger brings a certain level of it for In the Rabbit Hole without the game being overly mind-blowing. Part of the reason is the blandness of the base game, sans features, modifiers, or wilds. It bobs and buzzes along, knocking out line wins, sort of like twiddling your thumbs until the bonus round triggers. Once it does, then things can get quite interesting, more so the deeper down the hole you find yourself burrowing. Red Tiger has used a similar approach before in games likeGenie NightsandHonolulu Nights. For In the Rabbit Hole, the first level of free spins has wilds added; that's a bonus, and then the next level, Win Spins, dole out guaranteed wins. It doesn't mean big wins, of course, but guaranteed wins, all the same. However, Wild Spins are the main goal, and they could be pretty neat when they were triggered. It's unlikely to happen super often, but the combination of sticky wilds and guaranteed wins might be enough of a temptation to keep entranced players tapping away at the spin button. So much so that a bonus buy might have come in handy for those not looking to exercise patience but would prefer cutting to the chase. Make it all the way to the bottom of this hole, and rewards of up to4,230.7 times the betare technically possible. When the ride concluded, it has to be said it wasn't the deepest nor the freakiest rabbit hole ever conceived by mortal minds. It's fairly tame in many respects, Red Tiger seemingly choosing subtlety over flamboyance with the Wonderland theme while funnelling much of the fun into one place. Trigger free spins, and who knows? That's when the rabbit hole has the chance to get more cavernous, with potentially bigger thrills and rewards depending on how deep you make it.