Flock Me Slot

Dear readers, who are of a sensitive snowflake nature. This slot review lowers itself to levels surprisingly not seen before. It comes with an adult warning that, yes, overuse of the puns "flock" and "flocking" will be featured more than necessary in this NetEnt slot review. The title is "Flock Me" slot. Yes, once more for immaturity – Flock Me slot.

And on that flocking bombshell, live from the offices of Casinos.com, we bring you one of the best flocking free slot games to be released this week, perhaps this month, or even the whole year? Well, not flocking likely, but it’s pretty damn good. Joining me to share his flocking opinions is the ever-well-presented David Slottenborough.

As always, the free demo game is available to all members of Casinos.com. If you have no intention of joining the community for free and benefiting from hundreds of free games, then you can figure out what you can do, can’t you?

The Flock Me slot is a medium to high volatility slot game. The slot’s Return to Player rating ranges between 88.02% and 96%. The cost of play starts at $0.20 per spin and rises to $120. The maximum payout is 8,594x your bet, which means that at the highest end, the jackpot can reach up to $1,031,280. Now that is pretty flocking good value for money.

The Flock Me slot plays on a 6x7 grid and comes with a Cluster Pays mechanism. To win, you must land five or more matching symbols in a cluster formation. Wins lead to a Tumbler mechanism activating, also known as an Avalanche. This removes old symbols as new ones enter the game. This can cause a reaction of new wins forming, thus triggering another Tumble, and so on, until no wins are formed.

Flock Me is NetEnt back to their best, and when they are like this, they know how to add engaging features to boost your chances of winning more money. With Multiplier Wilds that roam the grid and the bonus Free Spins, you’ll have plenty of chances, even if you decide to pay for them with the bonus buy feature, Elevate.

Flock Me is proof that NetEnt has been hanging out way too much with the developer Nolimit City and, like a bad teenager, has picked up some nasty habits. I say that with wholehearted joy, by the way. 

NetEnt has massively shifted from soft-focus, dreamy fairytale slots to tightening your unmentionables in a vice and saying, “You're gonna like this game, ain’t ya?” in a threatening London gangster kind of manner. 

It’s a flocking good game that needs a bit more to it, but it’s definitely worth investing your time in, starting with the free demo slot you can play through Casinos.com.