Sticky Bandits 3 Most Wanted slot machine

Today Quickspin has improved its game and, like countless other developers, has decided to increase the risk/reward. As a result, Sticky Bandits 3: Most Wanted has significant differences from its predecessors, the previous two parts of the series, and the 22,468 times the reserve is no match for the paltry effect of its predecessors.

The gameplay itself is very different, with the mega-wild signs and mega-symbols gone. Instead Quickspin decided to create a DeadorAlive clone, which ended up being very decent, with huge potential. You pay a cost, which is a lower RTP, but the purchase of a premium round of sticky wild symbols comes to the rescue in this respect (this does not apply to UK players).

Sticky Bandits 3 features

The most valuable symbol in the game is considered to be the wild symbol, which replaces all paytable symbols without exception. You can win up to 166.67 times your own bet on a payline for 5 wild symbols, but only one simple wild symbol can appear during the main game.

This soon changes completely when the bonus round is activated. This will happen when 3, 4 or 5 scatters are performed in any area in sight. Initially, a scatter prize of 4, 25 or 2,500 times the bet made is awarded, and then you get 12 free spins.

The bonus round arrives at the bank’s warehouse while five heroine bandits rob it.

The five female criminals serve up the sticky jokers during the bonus round, which means when they land, they’re frozen in the same spot. When you get a sticky wild symbol on five reels, five extra spins are automatically awarded for free. On completion, all winnings during the free spins feature activation period are multiplied by a factor of two.

Conclusions

Make Copycat your best bet, when copying an iconic game.
This is directly what Quickspin has done with Sticky Bandits 3: Most Wanted.
Here, there’s an option to buy the bonus round for out-of-state players for an adequate amount of sixty times your wager.
That said, the wild symbols from previous versions have disappeared, which is not in keeping with normal development.