Vikings Go To Hell Slot Review

Vikings Go To Hell Slot Overview

Vikings Go To Hell is the third slot in Yggdrasil’s Viking series, and it throws the warriors straight into the underworld to battle demons and Lucifir himself. The game runs on 5 reels, 4 rows and 25 paylines, with bets from 0.10 up to 125 per spin. With a max win of 5500x stake and a lot of action packed features, it targets players who enjoy high risk sessions.

From a player’s point of view, Vikings Go To Hell feels busy even in the base game. Two free spin symbols can already bring a demon fight, wilds and a respin, so you are rarely just spinning dead. When the full feature set comes together, with sticky wilds, two level free spins and Berzerk Vikings, the slot turns into a fast, volatile grind that can throw out strong hits.

Game Mechanics and Win Potential in Vikings Go To Hell

Vikings Go To Hell comes with a 96.1% RTP and high volatility, so the maths model is quite swingy. You have 25 fixed lines paying left to right, and wins mainly spike when the bonus features fire, rather than from small line hits. From my experience the game can go quiet for stretches, then drop sticky wild clusters in free spins or Berzerk mode and shoot the balance up very quickly.

Vikings Go To Hell Symbols and Paytable

On the reels in Vikings Go To Hell you see Viking weapons as low paying symbols, along with four Viking warriors as premiums. The axe, sword, arrows and hammer sit at the bottom of the paytable, with five of a kind paying up to around 3x your bet. The Vikings carry the main line win potential, with full combinations paying in the region of 4x to 6x stake, depending on the character.

The wild symbol in Vikings Go To Hell is a carved brick that substitutes for all regular symbols and is the one that turns sticky during respins and free spins. The fiery demon head acts as the scatter, and three or more of these trigger the free spin feature. You also have Rage meters under each Viking, which fill as they defeat demons and eventually bring a different kind of free spin round.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x6
	4	x3
	3	x1.2
	5	x5
	4	x2.4
	3	x1
	5	x4
	4	x2
	3	x0.8
	5	x4
	4	x2
	3	x0.6
	5	x2.4
	4	x1.2
	3	x0.2
	5	x2.4
	4	x1.2
	3	x0.2
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	Scatter
	Wild

Bonus Features of the Vikings Go To Hell Slot

Yggdrasil packed Vikings Go To Hell with a long list of features that keep the base game ticking over. Two scatters on any spin award a respin, and both the wilds and free spin symbols that are already on screen stay locked. At the same time a demon emerges, and each Viking on the reels gets a shot at fighting it, which is where rage points and extra wilds start to appear.

If a Viking wins that base game demon fight in Vikings Go To Hell, he turns into a wild for that spin and you gain one rage point for that character. Those wilds are vital when you hit free spins later, because during free spin rounds any wild that lands will stay sticky until the end of the feature. That is where you can suddenly cover whole reels and see the paytable really kick off.

The Treasure Chest feature in Vikings Go To Hell only appears on reel five, but when it lands it can sort your balance out. The chest opens to reveal either a Good or Epic tablet, each with its own reward table. Good tablets can grant up to 7 free spins, 30 rage points for one Viking or a cash prize, while Epic tablets push those prizes much higher and can even throw in 16 free spins.

Rage Collection and Free Spins in Vikings Go To Hell

Rage Collection is a core mechanic in Vikings Go To Hell and shapes how the free spins play out. Each Viking has a separate rage meter, and you collect points whenever that Viking wins a fight against a demon, the Lord of Chains or Lucifir. Hitting 100 rage on a single Viking awards 7 Berzerk free spins, and any excess points stay on the meter for the next time you reach the feature.

The standard free spin game in Vikings Go To Hell comes in two levels. Level one pits your Vikings against the Lord of Chains, and every successful hit chips away at his health until three hits finish him off and award extra wilds and an upgrade to level two. There you face Lucifir over 7 free spins, and if you beat him you gain more free spins, extra wilds, an auto wild and a 3x win multiplier.

Visuals and Audio in Vikings Go To Hell

In terms of presentation, Vikings Go To Hell feels like an animated battle scene more than a standard slot. The background shows a fiery dungeon, the Vikings and demons are nicely drawn, and short cinematic clips play whenever a fight starts. The soundtrack matches the action with driving battle music and weapon clashes. I find the interface clean, and both new players and veterans can get around the controls without any fuss.

Vikings Go To Hell Slot Verdict

From my experience, Vikings Go To Hell feels like a strong continuation of the Viking saga, only much darker. The design and animated fight sequences give the slot far more life than static reel sets, and the two level free spins keep you involved rather than just watching spins tick by. The downside is that the high volatility can punish a short balance if the features refuse to show for a while.

There is no separate Gamble feature in Vikings Go To Hell, which some players might miss, but the combination of sticky wilds, Rage Collection, respins and Berzerk free spins already gives you plenty of high impact moments. With a potential of up to 5500x stake, it suits those who do not mind sitting through dry periods in exchange for the chance of big, cinematic hits when the bonus comes together.

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