Forgotten Island Megaways Slot Review (Quickfire)

Estonia-based developer All41Studios has added yet another slot to Quickfire’s cross-developer portfolio. Titled Forgotten Island Megaways, the slot stars Kong, the king of the apes, as he tries to prove why he is the ruler of the forgotten Island. That means beating his chest time after time, gesticulating harder than Trump, and unleashing his powers in a Kong Spin feature that can stack multipliers like no one’s business.

Play Forgotten Island Megaways For Free- Mobile & PC

Developer All41 Studios plays it safe once again with a brand new Megaways slot. Play Forgotten Island for real money here or enjoy a free demo below:

Slot Features

• Return to Player: 96.25%
• Volatility: High
• Default Bet Range: €20-20
• Megaways Slot (up to 117649 Ways to Win!)
• Rolling Reels
• Endless Multiplier!
• Bonus Round
• Feature Buy
• All Devices: Smartphones, Desktops, Tablets, MacBooks, Chromebooks, Phablets, etc.
• All Browsers: Safari, Edge, Mozilla, Chrome, Explorer, etc.

Skin, Math Model Stats, Basic Rules, & Paytable

Compared to other modern Megaways slots, Forgotten Island Megaways is what you would describe as a finely tuned machine that does not look like it one bit. The developer makes the graphics as simple as possible, perhaps intentionally to allow smooth gameplay on all devices.

Forgotten Island is a Megaways slot to the core. That means six reels landing two to seven symbols each, plus four additional positions above the second, third, fourth, and fifth reel. On each round, the symbol-count on the playing area changes, creating up to 117649 winning ways. That right there is the pith of any Megaways slot, bringing along a couple of benefits, the key ones being making it way easier to land wins and bumping up the potential. Speaking of bumped-up potential, Forgotten Island Megaways can rack up wins of seven thousand times the bet at best.

Those who cannot get enough of Megapays slots no matter how many of them developers churn out can get in on the action with bets ranging from 0.20 to 20 Euros. As for the rest of the stats, the slot ships with high volatility, 96.25% Return to Player percentage, and 33.66% hit rate. It is a respectable combination that just about guarantees a win occurrence in every three spins.

About the paytable, it is all about jungle exploration, starting with a gorilla skull and diary, which pay up to 50 and 5x, respectively. Lanterns & Grappling hooks follow, beating the blackjack-fillers, payout-wise, with payouts that range from 0.3- 2.5x. Finally, there is a compass, which acts as a non-paying wild.

Rolling Reels

Characteristic of Megaways slots, the symbols involved in every win vanish to be replaced by others rolling from the top, potentially leading to a new winning combination. As you probably already know, it is a phenomenon that can go on forever so long as each roll results in a win.  

The Kong Spin

Triggered randomly on any base game spin, the named feature awards a win booster multiplier that increases by +1 on each consecutive roll. The base ranges from x2 to x10. There is no limit to how high this multiplier can go.

Bonus Round

Land four scatters to unlock ten free spins that start with an x2 base multiplier that increases by +1 on each roll. Retriggers are possible, with one, three, and four scatters appearing on the top reel to award two, three, and four additional free spins.

Note: If triggered during the Kong Spin, free spins start with the achieved multiplier as the base. Also, the multiplier does not reset at the end of each round.

Feature Buy

For those who would like to bypass the hassles of the volatile base game, they can head straight into the bonus game using the named feature. You can purchase free spins with a base multiplier of 2x, 3x or 5x, and 5x or 10x with 80, 120, and 150 times the bet, respectively. 

Forgotten Island Megaways- Our Verdict

This Quickfire release will appeal to a punter looking for a straightforward Megaways slot. If you are looking for a Megaways slot with a bit more than just using rolls to stack up the multipliers, you better look elsewhere.