Sam on the Beach Slot
Sam on the Beach Slot Details
| Software | Elk Studios Software |
|---|---|
| Type of Slot | Video slot |
| Theme | beach, holiday |
| Reels | 5 |
| Paylines | 243 |
| Scatter Bonus | Yes |
| Bonus Rounds | Yes |
| Wild Symbols | Yes |
| Maximum wager (per line) | 0 |
| Maximum Jackpot | 0 |
| Progressive Jackpot | No |
| Practice Play Version Available? | Yes |
| Free Spins | Yes |
| Autoplay | Yes |
| RTP | 96.30% |
Those who are fans of games from the still fairly indie software provider Elk Studios, will be delighted at the news that Sam is back!
Sam on the Beach is the newest game from Elk and sees the return of Electric Sam, who is enjoying a Caribbean holiday with his family.
About the slot
A five-reel, 243 ways to win slot playable from 20p to £100 on all compatible devices, this sequel to 2014’s Electric Sam has everything we all loved about the original, bright colours, an irritatingly catchy soundtrack, and excellent animations and graphics.
This time the scene is the Caribbean, and seahorses and crabs adorn the reels alongside Sam, his wife Sandra, daughter Maggie, and his older brother Ted.
The soundtrack is different, with more of a Caribbean feel to it, but will be stuck in your head for just as long as its predecessor was!
Gameplay
Electric Sam had a lot to offer in terms of bonus features, and Sam on the Beach does too.
Firstly, there’s the Beach memories respins feature, which plays when you land all four family members on the same row. Sticky Wilds will replace the family members as a free respins takes place, and you can stack this feature up to three times!
The big one, however, is the free spins feature. You’ll trigger, five, 10, or fifteen spins for 3, 4, or 5 scatters symbols, and scatters landed within the feature will add another.
Each family member has their own additional feature during the free spins too, Sam has sticky wilds, Ted gifts multipliers, Sandra increases multipliers, and Maggie implodes those pesky low value symbols.
A great follow up to a great game, Sam on the Beach may just be even better than its predecessor, which is saying something!