Eat Them All Slot Game | Spinomenal Slots

Eat Them All is a popular video slot from a game developer called Spinomenal. Eat Them All is a food-themed slot (who’d have guessed, right?) built around a 5-reel, 3-row format.

The game has 9 fixed paylines; the word “fixed” in this context means that they can’t be changed or adjusted. This means the minimum bet is 0.09 credits, and the maximum bet is 90 credits.

The game’s graphics are a bit outdated, but they’re not the worst we’ve ever seen. The low-value symbols are represented by playing card values, including 10, jack, queen, king, and ace – and these can actually pay pretty well, thanks to the fact that there are only 10 paylines.

The higher-paying symbols are all theme-specific and include various foods. There are also a bonus and free spins scatter symbols, which we’ll cover more in this review’s “game features” section. The game is built around a medium variance math model with an RTP of 95% – slightly below the industry average.

Game Features

While it’s not strictly a feature, there is a wild in Eat Them All. When this lands in view, it substitutes for all the game’s other symbols, apart from the scatter symbols. This makes it easier to form wins. The Orange flower represents this wild, and it can land on all five reels.

There are two scatter symbols in Eat Them All; if you land 3, 4, or 5 of the symbols anywhere in view – the Red Flowers – you will trigger the main free spins bonus round. If you land three scatter symbols, you win 10 free spins with a 3X multiplier applied to all wins during the bonus round.

If you land four scatter symbols, you’ll be awarded 10 free spins with a 4X multiplier applied to all wins during the bonus round. If you’re lucky enough to land five scatter symbols, you’ll also win 10 free spins – but there will be a 5X multiplier applied to all wins during the bonus!

It’s possible to re-trigger the free spins bonus round by landing another 3, 4, or 5 of the scatter symbols anywhere in view. Doing so will award you 10 more free spins.

There’s also a winning multiplier system, a staple of the developer’s video slots. With each non-winning spin in the base game, the multiplier grows, and upon hitting a win, that win is multiplied by the accumulated multiplier, which then resets to zero. The maximum number the multiplier can reach is 16X. If you get it to 16X, it will “lock” in place until you form a win, which will apply to the combo you formed.