Wishbringer Slot

We now enter Hacksaw Gaming's boardroom, where team members of the design department discuss wonderful, fresh ideas for a brand-new casino game.  

Intern: “How about a genie game called Wishbringer?”

Manager: “Wonderful! Meeting over! Everybody out!”

There you have it, ladies and German nationals. The slot game from Hacksaw Gaming will be Wishbringer. This slot brings to your mobile screens the never-before-seen (and in that order) game design of a lad rubbing his genie.

Wait!!!!!

My mistake, Aladdin and his Genie.   

There we have it, folks, a teenage schmuck with a love interest in Jasmine and possesses three powerful wishes.

We now move away from this rather peculiar introduction to present my experience of playing Wishbringer. Starring myself as the narrator and Wishbringer in a debut role as the slot machine.

If you were to play the Wishbringer slot for real money, then take note of the following typed words. The Return to Player rating of this game is 96.33%. The volatility is set at a surprising medium level. It certainly felt the performance of my game was higher than this. The maximum payout to be won is 10,000 times the betting price. Bets range from $0.10 to $100. If you bet the maximum, the jackpot becomes $1,000,000!

With your bet selected, begin playing by pressing the Spin button. Wins come from landing identical symbols across adjacent reels on the four-row, six-reel layout. Three or more make a win, and there are up to 4,096 different ways to win. The more of the same symbols you land, the greater the payout.

The rules are fairly straightforward: win or lose, you decide to spin again, and you repeat the steps until you’re out of funds, bored, or have won enough to cash out. 

The Wishbringer slot is oddly short on features, which, again, adds to its unlike Hacksaw Gaming nature. 

Now, folks, that part of the review where I take a baseball bat to the head of Wishbringer, bringing its short-lived life in the world of top casino sites to a satisfying end. 

The Wishbringer slot is so dull it makes the sinking of the Titanic look fun.

I once dated Wishbringer, and it resulted in a breakup.

And the last one, because you’ve been such a lovely audience…

Why did the Wishbringer slot cross the road? So that it could get hit by a truck.

Well, that’s all we have time for. I’d like to thank you all for making it this far down the review. Should you play the free demo of Wishbringer, then let me know what you think in the comments section. I will leave you now with the advertisement for three recommended slot games that are playable through Casinos.com for free.