Blood Suckers Review

The main vampire character is your top-paying symbol with a pale face and red eyes that glow when you win. Five vampires on a payline pay 300x your line bet, and these land fairly often compared to other high-value symbols. The animation shows him baring his fangs, and it's the board's best-looking symbol. You'll want to see this guy more than anything else because he triggers the biggest line wins.

The bat symbol pays 250x for five of a kind and appears more frequently than the vampire. It's designed as a black bat with spread wings against the purple background. When you land a winning combo, the bat flaps its wings briefly. This symbol hits often enough to keep your balance steady between bigger wins, and stacking them across multiple paylines creates decent payouts even without the max combo.

A bunch of garlic cloves tied together pays 200x for five on a line. The design is simple but fits the vampire-hunter theme perfectly. These show up pretty regularly, and while the payouts aren't massive, they contribute to that frequent-win feeling Blood Suckers is known for. The garlic doesn't animate much, just a quick flash when it's part of a winning line.

The holy water bottle is purple liquid in an ornate flask that pays 150x for five of a kind. It's designed with nice detail showing bubbles in the liquid and a decorative stopper. This medium-value symbol appears often enough to keep things interesting. When you stack them with the wild symbol, you can build some solid line wins even if you don't hit the premium symbols.

A silver crossbow with red accents pays 100x for five matching symbols. The design is sharp with good detail on the wood and metal parts. These lands frequently and often contribute to multi-line wins because Blood Suckers tends to scatter similar symbols across the reels. Not the most exciting payout, but consistent wins from this symbol help maintain your bankroll during longer sessions.

Gothic-style ace symbol in deep purple pays 75x for five of a kind. The card symbols in Blood Suckers look better than most slots because NetEnt added decorative borders and a vampire theme to them. You'll see these constantly, and while individual wins are small, they stack up across 25 paylines to keep your balance from dropping too fast.

The red king symbol with gothic lettering pays 75x for five on a line. Same design quality as the ace, with ornate borders that match the vampire mansion theme. These low-value symbols appear all the time, so you're hitting small wins regularly even when the premium symbols aren't landing. The frequent hits are exactly why Blood Suckers works so well for bonus wagering.

The purple queen symbol pays 50x for five of a kind and appears very frequently across the reels. The design matches the other card symbols with gothic styling. While the payout is minimal, these contribute to the game's high hit frequency. You'll rarely go more than a few spins without landing at least one combo involving the queen or other card symbols.

The orange jack symbol pays 50x and is the most common symbol on the reels—same gothic design as the other cards with decorative flourishes. The constant appearance of jacks means you're almost always landing something, which is precisely the point with low volatility. Small wins add up over time and keep you in the game longer.

The wild is a creepy, yellow-eyed vampire face that substitutes for all symbols except the scatter and bonus symbols. It doesn't have its own payouts but appears on all five reels fairly often. When it lands, it completes winning combos you wouldn't have gotten otherwise, and because Blood Suckers has 25 paylines, wilds can turn dead spins into multi-line wins. The wild doesn't expand or multiply; it just does its basic substitution job.

Three scatter symbols (the bat symbol) trigger 10 free spins with a 3x multiplier on all wins. The scatter doesn't need to land on consecutive reels - they can appear anywhere on reels 1, 2, and 3 to activate the bonus. During free spins, every win gets tripled automatically, and you can retrigger more free spins by landing three more scatters. This is where Blood Suckers pays its best because that multiplier stacks up fast.

The vampire hunting bonus symbol needs to land three or more times anywhere on the reels to trigger the coffin bonus game. You're taken to a separate screen with 12 coffins; clicking them reveals cash prizes or vampires. Find a vampire and you kill it for a guaranteed prize, but if you find a bat, the bonus ends. The more bonus symbols you land to trigger this feature, the higher your potential prizes.