8th Wonder

Review

This game presents a very simple slot experience. There are no extra features.

This game uses a classic 3x3 reel setup with only five paylines. The maximum win is x160 per payline! This can be achieved using the seven symbols.

Game symbols

• The eights - 3s = 160x
• Bundles of money - 3e = 40x
• Gold bar - 3e = 40x
• Gemstones - 3e = 8x

What bonus features are there?

• Full house

In this game, the paylines are fixed at 5. They follow the pattern of classic slots: three horizontal rows and two diagonal lines.

There are no wilds or scatters. No free spins or jackpots.

The only feature is the full house. If all reels display the same symbol, it counts as a full house and the win is doubled.

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The 200 Spins Experience

You can choose a stake between 25 cents and 200 euros per spin. For this test, a € 1.00 stake was used.

As expected, this three-reel slot requires patience to land a hit. However, the payouts can be higher, helping to recover previous losses. Two white diamonds appeared on a diagonal and a horizontal line, resulting in € 8.00 each.

The next hit arrived sooner, with a line of rubies awarding € 8.00, followed by sapphires. However, the goal is to land the premium symbols: gold bars, bundles of money, or the eights.

The remaining spins in the first half of the test were less profitable, with two more hits of 8 and 16 euros respectively, leading to a loss of around 35.00 euros.

In the second half, there were two more lines of diamonds. With a few more hits, the slot could have been more rewarding.

After another double success with € 16.00, a premium symbol appeared. A line of gold bars brought in a nice 40 euros on spin 116!

If the test ended at this point, there would have been a profit of 20 euros. However, the aim was to see the three eights, so the test continued.

84 spins later, the test concluded with only a few small hits remaining. Ultimately, it resulted in a negative outcome.

How is it played?

The bottom bar displays the current credit, the selected stake, and the time.

Above that is the quick selection button for the audio settings and the menu. The menu contains Auto-Play settings, selectable from 10-100. A stop can also be set when a profit is made. Be careful when starting, and pay attention to the stake beforehand.

The stake is set in the adjacent tab, ranging from 25 cents to 200 euros.

Next is the pay table, showing the winning symbols and their payout per payline.

The Rules of the Game tab references the only feature, and the RTP of 95.43% is displayed under Info.

Back in the game window, there are buttons to spin on both sides of the reels. The large button makes a single spin directly, while the small button opens the auto-play settings.

Conclusion

This game has a classic feel, with a simple red background showcasing the game's symbols. The symbols themselves are graphically well-defined.

The slot remains true to its simplicity, lacking music and only using pling-pling-pling sounds during reel rotations. A winning combination triggers a "trick" and flashes the logo.

The game is stripped down to the bare essentials, with the focus on the figure eight, which pays 160 times per line. With a euro bet, a full screen would pay € 1,600 due to the full house bonus.

With a good bankroll and some luck, the slot can lead to good profits.

Pros	Cons
One hit can make up for all losses	No modern features
	Graphics and sound are basic
	Profit factor only x160