
Added by NetEnt. Information last updated: 19/08/2020
Game supplier:NetEnt
Release date:01/2013
RTP:98%
Volatility:Low
Max. win:bet x 22500
Mobile version:Yes
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Slot tester's review: Gail Banavage
Slot tested
Blood Suckers might just be the toe-curling online slot that you have been craving for. It has it all – A high RTP, blood-thirsty vampires and most importantly, bonus features galore.
This 2013 slot game release by Net Entertainment has seen players flocking to it in droves thanks to its high payout rate of 98%. Bear in mind, you won't be coming across many games with this high an RTP.
This personal favourite has aged well and is now considered a modern classic. It also came out at a time when vampire TV shows and movies were all the rage.
You won’t find any lovelorn conflicted vampires here, however. These feisty symbols are there to shock you to the core with their horrific antics and potential wins.
Although it is one of the older generation of NetEnt games and thus, the graphics aren’t as flashy, or in your face, as you might expect them, it still packs a punch. Each symbol boasts its unique superpower (and payouts), so without a doubt, it can hit all the right buttons, provided you are up for a spooktacular slot.
Each symbol is reflective of the Victorian vampire genre. They are very detailed, and although they seem somewhat cartoonish, they contrast well against the dark background.
When it comes to features, it doesn’t disappoint. Jam-packed with free spins, a Vampire Slaying Bonus feature, multipliers and the chance to win over 1,000x your bet, let’s just say you won’t be able to sleep a wink after playing it.
Symbols & Features
For once, there are no playing card games in an online slot. Each of the symbols presented in this game is an illustration of something vampire-related. You will come across garlic, potion vials, a bible, a silver cross and an antique pistol and bloodied arrow.
You will also meet some interesting characters, including the female bride and three vampires – A handsome one, a Nosferatu-like one and a creepy-looking long-haired psychic one.
If you put the dangers lurking in the background to the side, you should come out of this alive and perhaps, slightly better off. The base game might be thrilling enough and can reward you with some nifty spins, but it’s the features that truly boost your bankroll.
Vampire-Slaying Bonus: Land three bonus symbols on an active bet line to trigger this round. It’s time to hone your vampire-slaying skills with gusto.
Once triggered, you are carried into a dark stone burial chamber filled with coffins. A spooky music belts out and you will hear the thud of doors slamming and a grandfather clock chiming. As someone who’s very scared of the dark, this didn’t deter me as I have seen some ginormous payouts coming out of this bonus round.
Once you are in this chamber, you’ll be asked to pick a coffin to slay a vampire. For every vampire stabbed in the heart, you’ll win a prize. However, open an empty coffin and the bonus comes to an abrupt end.
You’ll, instead, be greeted with bats flying out.
Free Spins Bonus: Land three zombie bride scatter symbols to trigger the free spins round. It is worth mentioning that the zombie bride doesn’t crop up as often as she should, but even if you land two of a kind on one spin, you still receive a payout.
Three or more scatter symbols reward you with 10 free spins with winnings tripled during this round.
You can easily collect a tight sum from either of these features, but it’s the Wild symbol that can have a surprising effect on your bankroll. Land five of a kind on an active payline and you could walk away with 7,500x your bet.
Personally, I have never managed to land this, but I did land five of a kind of the handsome vampire, and that was mind-blowing. It’s these little surprises that keep me coming back.
Our Verdict
In all my years playing Blood Suckers, the bonus rounds, be it the free spins round or the Vampire-slaying bonus game have proved to be very generous. The frequency of the bonus symbols is also considerably high.
This is a low-volatile game, so it might not be for everyone. High rollers might get slightly annoyed by this. Some players might, on the other hand, find this game dated. You might want to check its successor, Blood Suckers II if you want fancier graphics but you won’t benefit from the same payout percentage.
If you are low on cash and want to boost your bankroll in-between games, I also tend to resort to this game. In my humble opinion, Blood Suckers provides the thrills and the ideal RTP to quench my thirst for all-round entertainment.
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RTP (Return to Player):98%
Volatility:Low
Max. win:bet x 22500
Min. bet:£0.25
Max. bet:£50
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Rows:3
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Max. lines:25
Min. lines:25
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You can play Blood Suckers in English, Finnish, Swedish, German and 20 other languages.
Blood Suckers supports GBP, EUR, SEK, NOK and 33 other currencies.
Gail Banavage
Gail Banavage is a freelancer specialising in content writing, editing and quality assurance for Bojoko. Previously, she has worked for casino operators and affiliates specialising in both Content and SEO and as a writer for various local newspapers and publications.
She has also worked in newspaper advertising for many years and has subsequently had nightmares about dealing with rude customers over the phone.
Gail has more than 7 years of iGaming experience and can write about various topics pertaining to the online gambling industry.
Gail graduated from the University of Malta with a Bachelor's degree in Communications and Sociology. This was followed by a Diploma in Advanced Psychology, Marketing and a Masters Degree in English.
Though she will never learn how to play poker, she is a big fan of Blackjack and likes to heckle live dealers under the nickname ‘Potatoes’.
She is also fond of slot games, most notably games Cosmic Fortune, Jack and the Beanstalk and Blood Suckers.
Before trying new games, she will research payout percentages, in-game features and study the paytable information sheet….as one should.
Gail is the owner of a dog called Buckley, who disappointingly doesn't share her passion for The Smiths. She is also the owner of a Lemon and an Orange tree and although she fusses over them, they've yet to bear fruit.
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