Coin Spinner Demo Slot - Review for Canadians, Demo Play & Payout Info

Introduction

CQ9 is a Chinese gaming company and Coin Spinner, like some other CQ9 free slots, adds a unique Asian twist to the format of a traditional fruit themed slot. It’s an interesting reversal of the way a company like Nolimit City takes its gameplay to an Asian setting, as in a game like its Coins of Fortune slot. Coin Spinner opts for very simple gameplay, with some extremely unusual cartoon graphics.

Coin Spinner uses a very traditional 3-reel grid with 3 rows and just the one central horizontal win line. The minimum bet size is 0.60 and the maximum is 1500. There are 4 regular symbols which appear in various mixtures: there are the three masked pigs, one in red, one blue and one purple, then there are gold coins and red coins. There is also a lightning bolt for a ‘rewin’ and a hammer for thr bonus game.

Theme, Graphics and Soundtrack

At the risk of sounding a little colloquial, we’re tempted to say this game is ever so slightly bonkers. Psychotic masked pigs, violent attacks, coins with pigs’ noses on them, a moss-covered temple, pirates, astronauts and aliens who have clearly got a bit lost on their journey. In fact the pigs could be related to the Angry Birds’ enemies, which may account for the familiarity of their appearance. The hammer, the charging barrel and the partially visible, self-igniting spinning wheel just add to the mayhem.

The cartoonish elements are consistent and appealing, from the 2-dimensional clouds to the desert island and moonscape in the bonus game. Meanwhile the soundtrack is bizarre, with electronic keyboards, brass and xylophone playing music that seems wildly inappropriate but no more crazy than everything else about it.

It’s impossible not to be won over by the sheer silliness of the whole experience, which comes as welcome relief from more earnest fantasy and adventure games as well as dour casino-based offerings. The narrative, such as it is, makes no sense, but it’s all good fun.

Coin Spinner RTP and Variance

The RTP and variance of coin spinner have not yet been recorded.

How to Play Coin Spinner

Before you start the game, take a moment to familiarize yourself with the game set-up, controls and functions with our simple guide:

1. Click the + and - buttons either side of the spin button to decrease or increase the bet. 
2. The cash wallet displays the amount of credit available for betting.
3. Click the spin button or press the space bar to start.
4. Alternatively click auto spin to start continuous play. 
5. If you land 3 matching symbols on the payline as detailed in the paytable then you win the corresponding bonuses.
6. Always play gambling games responsibly and for pleasure only. Never bet more than you can afford to lose. If it stops being fun then you should exit the game.

Bet Sizes and Paytable Wins

The minimum bet size is 0.60 and the maximum is 1500. Maximum payout is 5,000x.

The paytable values are for three matching symbols as detailed below: 

Red Pigs
3 = 10000

Blue Pigs
3 = 2000

Purple Pigs
3 = 1000

Any combination of pigs
3 = 400

Gold Coins
3 = 400
        
Red Coins
3 = 200

Any combination of coins
3 = 100

Any combination of pigs and/or monkeys
3 = 40
    

Coin Spinner Bonus Features

Bonus Game Feature

If you manage to land wins and charge the battery power of the hammer you will win 1 chance to attack the village. When the hammer rack at the top of the grid is full you are awarded access to bon us games and 3 chances to attack the village. The energy gauges of different bets are accumulated separately. When you move into the attack mode you select from one of three targets, including an elephant, a spaceship, an astronaut, a pirate captain and a treasure chest in the various villages. The three options will award you 2x, 5x or 10x.

If you gain anything from 1 to 5 charges in the lightning bolt device, you qualify for a roulette ‘rewin’.

Buy Feature

If you prefer not to wait for wins to trigger the bonus feature you can buy your chance to attack the village instead.

Coin Spinner Review: Our Verdict

Essentially an old-fashioned one-armed bandit game, Coin Spinner looks at first sight like a very straightforward game. CQ9 have broken with tradition to a degree by adding the bonus game in which you accompany one of the pigs, armed with the hammer, to attack any one of a number of villages (including one named after Jennifer Lopez for no good reason) in order to win multipliers. So the base game is extremely simple - and good for beginners - but with fairly frequent wins you get quite a few goes at the bonus game. Oddly enjoyable.
 

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