I’ve dated men who turned feral after two drinks, so a werewolf stalking the fog didn’t scare me half as much as it should’ve. That’s the mood Wolf of London slot sets the second it loads – gaslit streets, a beast with glowing red eyes, and something in the shadows that clearly isn’t happy about being chained up.
Yggdrasil and Fish & Chips built this one on Victorian London’s back alleys, and somewhere between the lanterns and the low growl on the soundtrack, I forgot I was supposed to be reviewing a game and started narrating a period drama instead.
Meet the Beast
Wolf of London slot opens on a 5×4 grid with 1,024 ways to win, set against a fog-choked London skyline that means business from the first spin. It has a 96.8% RTP and medium to high volatility.
Wins land when the same symbol shows up on 3 or more consecutive reels from the left, and stacking multiple matching symbols on one reel piles a multiplier onto the win. It’s a solid base game on its own – but this one doesn’t stay put for long.
The Reels Have a Growth Spurt
Every Rising Moon scatter that lands stretches the reels by a full row, up to three extra rows, until you’re staring down a fully grown 5×7 grid worth 16,807 ways to win. Land three of those scatters and you’re gifted 10 Regular Free Spins, played entirely on the maxed-out board. No slow build, no waiting around – the reels just show up ready to fight.
Collect Your Crystals Like a Tiny Hoarder
While all that’s happening, four collectible gem chests – ruby, amethyst, emerald, sapphire – are quietly stacking up on those three expanded reels, and yes, I did feel a small flicker of joy every time one landed, like collecting Pokémon cards except this time there’s actual money involved.
Grab five of each color and you unlock 5 Collection Free Spins, where Super High Paying Werewolf symbols join the party, each one color-matched to the crystal you completed.
The Full Moon Always Comes Back Around
I went in expecting a jumpscare and came out mildly impressed by how much thought went into a game about a man who turns into a dog once a month. Wolf of London slot earns its keep with a grid that actually grows and a collection system with a real payoff behind it.
Head over to BitStarz and see if you can outlast the beast yourself – this one doesn’t do quiet exits, and neither should your spin session.
