New iGame Review: Lock It Link Night Life!

SG Interactive’s Lock It Link Night Life! features free spins, jackpots, and the exciting Lock It Feature. The game is optimized for desktop and mobile devices, and it offers multiple payline options.

SG Interactive’s Lock It Link Night Life! features free spins, jackpots, and the exciting Lock It Feature.

The game is optimized for desktop and mobile with two main elements: the video game area and game panel area. The main game reels and the free spin reels are displayed in the upper area. The PAYTABLE button and information about the maximum possible coin win can also be shown.

The game panel area at the bottom is where players will find buttons for the current bet per line, the current number of bet lines and the current total bet value. This area also contains the main game buttons to spin the game, start the auto play, and open the pay table.

Lock It Link Night Life! features 3 scattered BONUS symbols on reels 2, 3 and 4, which trigger the Feature Selection screen. For a free spin, players must select Free Spins option from Feature Selection screen.

Three, four or five hearts or gold hearts symbols on the same row on a single spin triggers the Lock It feature. Or, players can choose the Lock It feature from the Feature Selection screen. Wild symbols substitute for any other symbol except the scatter symbol.

WILD is wild for all symbols except BONUS, HEART and GOLD HEART, and WILD only appears on reels 2, 3 and 4. Three scattered BONUS awards are a 5x total bet and a feature choice.

A win can occur on all lines. Line pays are multiplied by the bet per line, and wins on multiple paylines are added together. Total line bet must be divided equally between each active payline, so all total bet amounts are not available.

Game Developer: SG Interactive
Format: Five-reel, three-row
Max Bet (RMG): 45
Top Award: 250,000
Primary Game Hit Frequency: approximately 68%

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