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Rock’N’Lock Review
The main character looks like a mix between James Dean and John Travolta. The 5x4 grid is set outside a record shop, and the reels are filled with guitars, headphones/mics, stereos and a pink cabriolet.
The wild boosts wins by x3, and there are semi-sticky scatter symbols that can linger for up to 5 spins to help trigger the bonus round. The Lock the Records feature is a typical hold & win round, but it comes with a unique twist. Overall, a decent nostalgia trip, but this is also a fairly simple game.
Rock’N’Lock Slot Features
The premium symbols pay between 5 and 12 x your stake for 5 of a kind wins, and the Wild symbols step in for pay symbols to help complete wins. When at least one wild is part of a line win, the payout is boosted by an x3 multiplier.
You can land gold and platinum record scatters on any reel. The scatters come with cash prizes of 1 to 5 x your stake for the gold record, while the platinum scatter comes with cash prizes of 7x, 10x, 12x, 15x, 20x or 25x your stake. The scatters can also land with a number of 1 to 5 up in the corner, and this represents how many spins they will lock in place for before being removed.
The scatter cash prizes can only be won in the Lock the Records feature, and you need 3, 4 or 5 in view to trigger the streak respins style bonus. This awards 3, 4 or 5 starting respins, respectively, and the triggering scatters become sticky on an otherwise cleared grid. All new scatters that land become sticky as well, and the respins tally is reset each time.
What’s more, each new scatter symbol that lands adds their cash value to the already existing scatters. If you land more than one new cash scatter they do not add their values to each other, but only to the already existing sticky scatters. The total cash value is summed up and paid when you run out of respins, and the sum is boosted by an x2 multiplier if you fill the grid.
The 200 Spins Rock’N’Lock Slot Experience
We had a decent time testing Rock ’n’ Lock, and we have created a brief and edited highlights video. You get to see only the best moments from our 200 spins test session.
Review Summary
You either dig the vibe or you don’t, and if you don’t there is hardly any point in playing a game like Rock ’N’ Lock. The main character adds a bit of mystique to the action, but this is hardly a rebellious game. The x3 multiplier that boosts all wild wins can be helpful in the base game, but expect top-up wins most of the time.
The hold & win style bonus round would’ve been completely run of the mill, if it wasn’t for the innovative touch. Having new cash symbols add their values to all symbols is a pretty neat idea, and it lifts the experience at least above average. The 2,340x potential is mediocre and unexciting however, and overall many players will probably say the same about the whole game.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Wild wins are boosted by x3 | Beware of customizable RTP ranges |
| Semi-sticky scatters linger for up to 5 spins | |
| Lock the Records streak respins w/ x2 full-grid multiplier | |
| Win up to 2,340x your stake |
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