Beasts of Fire Inferno Slot

The Buffalo, North America’s powerhouse turd cannon, which, in its mature years, can produce up to ten metric tons of manure a year. That’s 22,000 pounds of pure organic doo-doo, which, by comparison, is the weight of two adult African elephants or a fully occupied school bus. Just how much of that consists within Beasts of Fire Inferno is why we have traveled to the wintry landscape of the Book Cliffs in Utah to find out.

Having endured what seems like an endless winter that goes back some six years since the first Beasts of Fire slot release, the buffalo return to where it all began. With bets set to $2 per spin, we step into the wilderness and commence gaming. Immediately, multiplier symbols are collected by the Inferno Core to the left of the reels, awaiting activation of the game’s bonus feature upon a random spin.

The first win, $6, lands on the second spin, followed by a $0.60 win and many more collected multipliers. The hit rate continues to be positive, with spin six landing a win of $17.20, which included the activation of the Inferno Storm, which transforms paying symbols into a higher-value Beast symbol.

After ten spins, the balance of the game remains healthy, and we play the next round with bets raised to $3.50 per spin. Instantly, this results in a win of $2.80. The frequency of winning hits rapidly diminishes, with nothing landing until the final tenth spin, which returns $1.05. So far, with twenty spins played, it’s difficult to gauge what Beasts of Fire Inferno is offering, and a lot of the old game qualities of Beasts of Fire seem to linger.

I continue to study the actions further by raising the stake to $5 per spin. The result of the next ten spins returns wins of 4.50, $1, and $1.50. Sadly, the action is all too repetitive and dull, so I returned to the cost of play at $2 per spin; the game seems more responsive, more multiplier symbols drop, and wins of $4, $0.80, $1.20, and $1.40 drop.

I feel, however, I’ve seen enough and read enough of the action to know that it will be some time before any feature is triggered or any larger win is paid out. We retreat from the slot and the cold, with the now all-too-familiar smell of buffalo crap lingering in the nostrils. I won’t be returning here in a hurry.