Wonderland Protector Slot

Wonderland Protector launched in June 2020 and was produced by the much-loved software provider NetEnt. NetEnt is famous for its top-notch graphics, excellent gameplay and gigantic prizes. You might have come across some of their other games like Conan, Rage of the Seas, Disco Danny and Gorilla Kingdom when you’ve been playing at your favourite online casinos. Wonderland Protector is set in three different worlds, each of which has its own witch and unique set of monsters.

The game is played across a 5×5 grid of reels, and it uses a cluster pay system to award cash prizes for winning combinations. The game is packed full of features like hero wilds, spreading wilds, stacked double wilds, a random destroy feature, free spins, and much more. The maximum jackpot in the game is a whopping 2500x your stake which can be won during the free spin bonus round.

Graphics and Theme

The game’s graphics seem to be inspired by Nintendo’s much-loved game Zelda. If you can think of anime mixed with classic role-playing game characters, you will visualise what the game looks like. The 5×5 grid of reels sits on the right-hand side of your screen. The symbols look like they’re floating because they don’t have a border or background. The backdrop to the reels and the left-hand side of your screen depicts a picture of the wonderland setting and changes depending on which world you are in. The game buttons, including the spin button and betting value buttons, are located at the bottom of the screen within a translucent menu.

The soundtrack is hard to hear over the other noises present in the game. However, when the action calms down, you’ll be able to hear a soft, ethereal song playing in the background. It’s very relaxing and might put you to sleep if you are playing late at night. When you hit spin the symbols fall to the bottom with a whooshing noise and come back from the top of your screen with the same noise. When you make a winning cluster the sound of coins and metal crashing together erupts from your speaker to let you know that you’ve won some cash.