Wish List Slot Game | Spinomenal Slots

Wish List is a pretty old video slot from a game developer called Spinomenal. It was first released in 2016, and it appears to have been taken out of circulation in 2021. Wish List is built around an unusual 4X format, and like many of the software provider’s games, it doesn’t use a traditional payline mechanic.

Instead, wins are formed by matching five or more identical symbols anywhere in view; it doesn’t matter what position these symbols land in, provided there are five or more in view.

The game’s symbols are all theme-specific – only seven of them in total. The loyalty program symbols include Lipstick, fancy Nails, and a Clutch Bag – and the minimum payout for landing five of these symbols is 0.5X your bet. The maximum payout for landing 12 (a full screen) is between 30X and 80X your bet.

The higher-paying symbols include Glasses, a Fancy Hat, and a Bouquet of Flowers. The latter is the game’s highest-value symbol, and if you manage to land a full screen of it, you’ll be awarded a whopping 500X your stake! This is pretty good – and according to Spinomenal, Wish List has a maximum win of 10,000X your stake! This is great, especially for a video slot that’s developed around a medium-variance math model.

When it comes to the RTP, Wish List is set at 96.47%. Again, this is good – above the industry’s average. The betting options are also varied; you can place a minimum bet for as little as 0.20 credits per spin. The maximum bet is 200 credits per spin, which should suit most players.

Game Features

Unfortunately, like most Spinomenal slot games using the “five or more matching symbols to win” mechanic, Wish List doesn’t have a free spins bonus round or a “pick me bonus”. There’s just one bonus to the game, which is present on every spin during the base game.

Look to the right-hand side of the reels, and you’ll see a “1MORE” meter. Each time you have a non-winning spin during the base game, this meter fills by one – and if you have five consecutive non-winning spins, you will fill this meter completely.

You will then be awarded a feature called “Infinite Free spins“, which simply gives you free re-spins on the game until you manage to hit a win. It’s not the most creative bonus around – and more often than not, the win you get is actually pretty small. However, it does have one benefit, and that’s the fact that it triggers pretty often.

This makes Wish List a good video slot for those wanting frequent action – but if you want a decent free spins bonus round, it’s unlikely to be the right game for you.