Little Red is a charming, quaint and entertaining online slot from leander Games, here we have Little Red seeking to arrive at her Grandmother’s house, safely and away from the clutches of the big bad wolf.
Little Red is visually wonderful and creative, the woodland displays autumn colours with the stream running through the reel. The feature involving Little Reds crossing, is also a fun and lucrative one.
Symbols
Wild Symbols
The wild symbol is represented by Little Reds basket of food for her Granny. As with most wilds, the symbol will replace other symbols appearing on the reel to help create winning combinations.
Bonus Symbol
The bonus symbol is represented by Granny’s house, if you manage to get 3 or more appearing in reels 1, 3 and 5 then you will immediately receive 3 free spins.
Features
To Granny’s Feature
At the bottom of the reels you will notice Little Red crossing the stream towards Granny’s house, one step at a time. Whenever a log symbol appears in the reels, a log will then appear below aiding Little Red’s crossing. If Little Red manages to reach the other side of the stream, you’ll enter the ‘into the woods’ Picker Bonus
Into the Woods Picker Bonus
Once here, you chose the path Little Red will take to try and reach Granny’s house. When you pick correctly you will be rewarded with a prize, but if you pick incorrectly, you will have to encounter the wolf who will ruthlessly end your bonus round.
If you manage to get Little Red all the way to her Granny’s house, you will additionally be rewarded with free spins.
Verdict
We’ve gotten used to seeing fairytale themes loosely translated into an online slot, Little Red Riding Hood is a classic, which pretty much everyone around the World knows. Not only are there several versions of Little Red Riding Hood, such as Miss Red, but also the Big Bad Wolf himself has a very successful online slot.
Could be mistaken for a NetEnt slot due to the superb quality of the graphics and interactive animations. The features and bonuses are also captivating and rewarding.
