Liga Fortuna Megaways

Liga Fortuna Megaways Review

The top-tier symbol in Liga Fortuna Megaways is obviously based on a legendary football player, who recently won a major international tournament, but his jersey indicates that he still plays for a specific club (which is not really the case). He plays together with another star (which follows the main player-lookalike in the paytable), and the third footballer resembles another well-known player. You get to see them do some tricks with the ball when part of a win, and wilds are there to help you out on the dynamic Megaways grid.

There are no other base game features to talk about. Instead, you get a bonus round, and it comes with sticky wilds. The 3,437x potential is way below average for this engine, and also way below what you get in previous installments. Liga Fortuna Megaways is a mediocre effort at best, and the 95.1 % RTP is well below par as well.

Liga Fortuna Megaways Slot Features

The 3 football player premium symbols, with the top player lookalike as the top-tier symbol, pay 3, 4, or 5 x your stake for 6 of a kind wins, and you win by landing 3 to 6 matching symbols on adjacent reels from the uttermost left to the right. The reels come with up to 6 symbols each, thanks to the dynamic grid system, and this can give you up to 46,656 ways to win (called Megaways).

You can land Wild symbols on reels 2, 3, 4, and 5 only, and it comes in the form of a golden football. The wild does not hold any value of its own, but instead it steps in for pay symbols to help complete and/or improve wins.

The Bonus Round triggers when you land 3+ trophy scatters anywhere in view, and this awards 10 free spins for starters. All wilds that appear become sticky on the grid for the duration of the bonus round, and landing 3+ scatters on the same free spin gives you +5 extra spins.

The 200 Spins Liga Fortuna Megaways Slot Experience

You get to see a few wins here and there in the base game, before we trigger the bonus round with 3 scatters around 0:48 into the 2-minute highlights video. The feature plays out for the remainder of the video, and we managed to rack up a few sticky wilds as well. You can check it all out for yourself by hitting the play button below.

Review Summary

The company has a “careful” and almost childlike approach to the Megaways license they probably paid good money to obtain. While the rest of the industry has long since engaged in an arms race to build the biggest and meanest monsters possible, the company has, after 3 barebones Megaways installments, come to the conclusion that a bonus round might be a good idea this time. They act like they’ve just discovered this powerful engine, and nobody else knows about it, which is kind of surreal in this day and age. The number of Megaways is also way below average for this engine, and there are no cascading wins.

Audiovisually, this is not very impressive, and you get no buzz from the audience even though the stadium is packed. The Mini Slot Multiplier is long gone, but this time you get a bonus round instead. It comes with sticky wilds, which is hardly the most innovative feature, and the max win is an underwhelming 3,437x your stake. This is a massive step down from previous Megaways releases. We’re glad to see a bonus round this time, sure, but we suggest that the company tries to catch up with the rest of the world for their next release.