The Trolls Treasure Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

The Trolls' Treasure Review

Ibsen’s world famous drama, Peer Gynt, made the mischievous Scandinavian fairytale creatures so widely known that plenty of tourists visit Norway each year believing that trolls actually exist in the wild. They certainly exist on the internet though, and Reel Play’s The Trolls' Treasure will introduce you to a troll family consisting of the King and Queen Trolls, a pipe-smoking Grandfather Troll and the prankish Boy Troll with a toadstool hat.

The audiovisuals are excellent, with a Grieg-inspired soundtrack and plenty of animations, and you get the Wheel Bonus quite often during base game play. It’s a 4-tier bet multiplier wheel that can crack the 1,000x potential, and the bonus round comes with extra premiums and wilds. Casual punters looking for frequent feature triggers and mid-level volatility action will probably enjoy The Trolls' Treasure, but there’s nothing here for the high risk/reward crowd.

The Trolls' Treasure Slot - Reels Screen

The Trolls' Treasure Features

The 5 premium symbols consist of 4 trolls and the top-tier treasure chest, and the symbols pay between 4 and 20 x your stake for 5 of a kind wins. The golden troll Wild steps in for all regular pay symbols to help complete wins, and the wild holds no value of its own.

The Wheel Bonus triggers when you land 3 wheel scatters on reels 2, 3 and 4, and it consists of 3 smaller wheels to the left and a larger prize wheel to the uttermost right. The 3 smaller wheels come with smaller bet multiplier prizes of x2 to x10, as well as arrows pointing either left or right.

You spin the leftmost reel first, and if you land a prize with an arrow pointing right you win that prize and move on to the next wheel. The aim is to get to the big prize wheel, and it comes with prizes up to up to x50, as well as the sole top-tier prize of x1,000.

You get all prizes you land on combined. The feature ends when you land a prize on the big wheel, or if you land on a left-pointing arrow on the leftmost reel.

The Bonus Round triggers when you land 3 ‘world tree’ scatters on reels 1, 3 and 5, and this awards 15 free spins plus an upfront 1x scatter payout. Extra premium symbols and wilds are added to the reelstrips for the duration of the bonus round, and both wilds and premium symbols tend to land in stacks. You can trigger the Wheel Bonus within the feature, and the bonus round can also be retriggered.

Impatient players living in an eligible jurisdiction (not UK for sure) can take advantage of the Bonus Buy feature. You can purchase the Wheel Bonus for 17x your stake, and the free spins round is also reasonably priced at 31.2x your stake.

Purchasing the Wheel Bonus increases the RTP to 97.70 %, while the RTP increases to 97.61 % if you buy the free spins feature.

The 200 Spins The Trolls' Treasure Experience

You get a decent taste of the base game, before we purchase the free spins round at 1:30 into the 5-minute highlights video. We buy the Wheel Bonus feature right after, and it starts close to the 4-minute mark. We managed to get to the big prize wheel, and you can see for yourself how it all played out by hitting the play button below.

Review Summary

Reel Play is usually experimenting with different innovative reel engines (be that 10K Ways, Infinity Reels, Super Reels or Redial Reels), so it was actually refreshing to get a more regular release to try out this time. The Trolls' Treasure comes with a pleasant and suitingly Grieg-inspired soundtrack, clearly taking a page from his world famous Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, Op. 46; In the Hall of the Mountain King. The animated troll-infused visual presentation is equally charming and pleasing.

Featurewise, the game could definitely have been better though, and it would have helped if the Wheel Bonus prizes were higher. The same can be said about the overall 1,000x potential, but we get that this release aims to please the casual crowd more than hardcore gamblers.

The low price of the bonus buy options tells you all you need to know about what average returns to expect, and the bonus round could have been spiced up with more than simple extra premiums and wilds. A decently charming experience overall, but nothing too memorable either.

Pros

• 4-tier Wheel Bonus w/ prizes up to 1,000x
• FS w/ extra premium and wild symbols
• Cheap Bonus Buy options (not UK)
• Overall RTP of 96.74 % is pretty solid

Cons

• Overall max win is only 1,000x though

If you enjoy The Trolls' Treasure you should also try:

Hall of the Mountain King - is an epic Quickspin release based around Grieg’s masterpiece, and you’ll benefit from multiplier wilds up to x5. The bonus round plays out in 3 stages, inside the hall of the troll king, and different modifiers, including multipliers, may lead to payouts up to 7,326x your stake.

Troll Hunters 2 - doesn’t stray too far from Play’n Go’s original release, and you get a progressive win multiplier up to x3, a wild multiplier feature and a bonus round with 2x2 sized mega wilds. The volatility is in the higher end of the spectrum, and you can win up to 5,000x your stake.

Hugo Carts - is a super-charming Play’n Go installment that comes with 5x4 reels and 1,024 ways to win. You can look forward to 3 different modifier respins features, and these can combine forces too. A randomly chosen modifier enhances each bonus round spin, and up to all 3 at the same time is possible.

This can lead to payouts up to 25,000x your stake.

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