By Elk Studios
RTP 96.10%
Min bet $0.20
Max bet $100
Max Win bet x 2500
Popularity Medium
Min bet $0.20
Max bet $100
Max Win bet x 2500
Gamble Feature Freespins, Cascading reels, Multiplier, Random wilds, Wilds
Layout 5x5
Devices Support all devices
Configurable Winlines No
Volatility High
Progressive Jackpot No
Dreamzone blasts us deep into our dreams with this Elk Studios slot that combines a trippy background with a selection of simple symbols, cascading reels and free spins. Players are invited to step into the dreamzone and see what it has to offer.
Released in 2020, the game features a rather simple presentation consisting of a spacey background with various triangular shapes as well as a variety of symbols in different shapes. Most of these shapes are rather simple, but they do get more interesting as they go up in value. Their shapes are probably somewhat related to the theme as they only seem to appear in dreams.
The game features a 5-reel, 5-row playing field using a Cluster Pays mechanic. To get a win, you’ll need at least three symbols touching either horizontally or vertically. I found the whole game to be rather thin on the theme, with the shapes and background reminding me more of space than dreams. The presentation is also pretty lacklustre, with basic animations whenever there’s a win or a cascade. It’s functional but not much more than that.
I thought the sound was a bit better representation of the setting, giving off a dreamlike feeling with the music that plays as long as the reels are spinning. Getting a win will trigger a jingle that keeps in with the theme.
All of the symbols in the game use only a small selection of colours, meaning that there are several different ones using the same colour. This makes it a lot harder to spot any wins at first glance, and I’m not sure why they chose to go this route. The shapes of the symbols are a mix of simple card suits that are slightly altered, and fully weird shapes that look less and less coherent.
I think the idea of having dreamlike symbols in a game called Dreamzone is actually a really nice idea, unfortunately, it isn’t carried through enough to really feel like a substantial part of the slot. Because of that, it loses its impact and just looks like a few random shapes.
The symbols in the game include:
The number of symbols is pretty high, and the payouts aren’t great, even for large clusters. As a result, the game has a listed High Volatility. Players that want to give it a try they can choose a bet between $0.20 and $100 per spin. I thought the rate of wins was actually pretty good but most of them aren’t very high. As a result, I found my funds to be slowly shrinking.
Dreamzone has quite a few features for what is seemingly a simple slot. The main gameplay mechanics are the most obvious but even besides those, there are a few things changing the standard spins.
The features include:
Most of the game will keep us in the base game, having the symbols drop down and creating wins whenever there’s a cluster of symbols. After the winning symbols disappear the empty space is not filled with new symbols. Instead, the playing field empties out. If it ever completely empties, the Bonus round starts.
I thought that the gameplay, in general, was pretty fun, as it was quite entertaining to see the symbols drop. The features work well together with random Wilds helping the game to clear the playing field as well as the multiplier making the Bonus round more interesting. However, this didn’t happen often enough to feel like it was an integral part of the game.
Considering the high volatility, I think it would have been a better choice to see these various features activate more frequently, considering this would help make the game feel a bit more willing.
Dreamzone is a rather confusing game, that doesn’t really commit itself to the core idea or use any clever ideas to visualise it. As a result, it feels like the developers picked a random name they thought sounded interesting and made a generic game around it.
Which is a shame, as dreams do have a lot of potentials. Players that are interested in the cascading reels mechanic or are a fan of cluster pays might want to try the game out simply for its gameplay, which I thought was quite strong. The different features keep close to the core game, even when the Bonus rounds are activated.
If you’re looking for a jackpot, the max. win of 5,000x your bet is probably not the highest you can find but it’s still pretty sizeable. During my time playing, I found my funds to drop down somewhat and then stabilize, compensation bigger wins with steady losses.
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