TwoFold The Gold Slot

I’d put my last golden coin on this: no country’s inspired more top slots than our wee island. And sure enough, the Luck of the Irish struts back onstage with TwoFold The Gold from Games Global’s High Limit Studio. It’s dangling Lucky Levels and five jackpots like a fella flaunting scratch cards at a funeral. But the real question is – can it break free from the flood of cookie-cutter Irish-themed slots, or is it just another reel wrapped in green? Let’s find out, shall we?

If you’ve ever played Irish-themed slots before, you won’t find anything particularly surprising about the design and theme of TwoFold The Gold. The game’s reels are positioned in front of an emerald green backdrop adorned with four-leaf clovers. 

A gold pot fit to burst with coins sits above the reels, while the treasure chest counting down the Lucky Levels spins is under the grid. 

I found the game’s animations helped bring things to life, with the rest of the slot design feeling a little generic. Irish slots are so common that to stand out, a game really needs to use some imagination, and I feel TwoFold The Gold falls short in this department. 

The TwoFold The Gold slot has a very basic setup for its base game. The slot uses five reels, three rows, and 25 paylines, with wins formed when players hit three or more matching symbols along a line. 

The game's control panel sits to the side of the reels, and I recommend reading through the paytable first to ensure you understand the game’s features and mechanics. When playing on a mobile device, the control panel switches to underneath the reels, but this was the only notable change I spotted. 

TwoFold The Gold has a solid math model. The game has a maximum win of 5,000x your stake and an RTP of 96.01%. Games Global has not provided any volatility information for the game. My experience of the game was a real mixed bag of wins, suggesting a medium volatility. 

The TwoFold The Gold slot game really comes to life with its bonus features. As I mentioned in the intro to this TwoFold The Gold review, one of the main selling points is the Lucky Levels feature. The more you play, the higher the levels you advance. There are four levels to the feature that are unlocked at 20, 50, 100, and 200 base game spins, respectively. These are counted on the treasure chest icon under the reels. 

Each level provides different perks. At Level One, a Magic Hat can randomly appear and add Wilds or Money symbols to the middle three reels. At Level Two, five Wheel Bonus Boosters are added to the grid. These increase the Wheel Prize bonuses. Level Three sees a Trigger symbol added to reel one. A Free Spins Multiplier is also activated above the first reel. Finally, Level Four ensures that a maximum win of between 20-200x your stake is guaranteed during the Free Spins round. 

The Prize Collect feature is triggered whenever you land a Trigger symbol on reel five with any Prize symbols. The prizes will all be collected and paid out. 

Any time a Prize symbol appears without a Trigger symbol, the Wheel Bonus can trigger. This is a Jackpot wheel where players can win the Mini, Maxi, Minor, Major, and Mega prizes. These are worth 5x, 10x, 50x, 200x, and 1,250x your stake, respectively. You can also land boosters for each jackpot. This increases them to 40x, 80x, 200x, 800x, and 5,000x. 

There is also the TwoFold The Gold Free Spins bonus. This is launched when players land three or more Scatters, with the game rewarding ten spins. The Free Spins Multiplier will also become active. This sits above reel five and is increased throughout the game if you land a Mushroom symbol. It is also possible for there to be a multiplier above reel one if you have reached Level Three. The multipliers are applied to trigger symbols that land on their respective reels. The maximum size for a multiplier is 10x, with the Mushrooms increasing it by 0.5x. 

Overall, I was pleasantly surprised by what TwoFold The Gold had to offer. Irish-themed slots are incredibly common, and it can be hard to get enthusiastic about another one. However, High Limit Studio and Games Global deserve credit here for injecting plenty of fun into the game.

The Lucky Levels feature keeps every spin engaging, as does the possibility of triggering the Wheel Bonus or the Collect feature. Essentially, it’s a collection of features used in other slots brought together effectively under a popular theme. 

If you want some more Irish-themed action, then you should check out Rainbow Riches by Barcrest. If you enjoy the collection-style feature, I highly recommend checking out the Big Bass Bonanza range from Pragmatic Play, with Big Bass Secrets of the Golden Lake being a personal favorite.