House of Doom Review

Theme and Storyline

House of Doom boasts a distinct mix of a spooky house theme and death metal music album cover art, with extraordinary visuals and an Amityville churchyard backdrop adorned with skulls, roses, and pentacles symbols, perfectly accentuated by electric guitars in the soundtrack. In a world oversaturated with mainstream geographical and historical themes, it is unique. Let's rock!

Graphics, Sounds and Animations

The artwork in House of Doom is unmistakable, matching the game's eerie theme perfectly, with dirty guitar riffs and organ backing tracks. The high-quality animation, while not overdone, adds even more visual diversity to the gameplay experience.

Gameplay

While the gameplay in House of Doom is relatively simple, with five reels and ten winlines, there is a basic bonus game of free spins and a point-and-click Skulls of the Abyss bonus game; there are no mini-games or gamble features, so the primary game must be enjoyable for long-term play.

Wilds, Bonuses and Free Spins

House of Doom has two wild symbols that can replace any symbol except the scatter symbol. The second Wild appears in the game's bonus round. If you get two or more Wilds, you will win a prize. Two Wilds get half your bet per spin, and five Wilds get one hundred times your bet per spin. A random reel is highlighted on every spin, and if you hit a wild, it will expand to fill the reel. The Skull symbol does not have any payout; however, if you hit three of them, you will get to play the Skulls of the Abyss bonus game, where you get to choose from 15 skulls. Under each skull, there is either a cash prize, prizes of further free picks, or one of the End symbols that end the bonus game. The House of Doom symbol ends the bonus game, but it will trigger the free spin bonus. You will receive 10 free spins, and during the spins, two to five reels are selected each time for the Wild expansion. The House of Doom symbol becomes a Wild symbol during the game, just like in the base game.

Bet Sizes, RTP and Variance

The game's RTP is 96.11%, which is average. A 96% RTP is our baseline, where higher than that is good, lower is bad. However, in this case, the RTP is neutral. We enjoyed the game's high volatility, which works well with many of our preferred betting strategies. The game has a reasonable betting range from €/£/$0.30 to €/£/$90.00 per spin on the tested site, making it an overall appealing option.

Conclusion

House of Doom is a superior game developed by Play'n GO. It boasts impressive visuals and a solid soundtrack, making it a remarkably cool game. Its moderately high RTP, along with its epic soundtrack and volatility, make it enjoyable and engaging. We highly recommend playing it.