DJ Fox Slot Machine

DJ Fox Game Details

The setting for the slot machine is a futuristic nightclub, with a fox hovering with his DJ station somewhere above. There are speakers on both sides and plenty of neon light accents everywhere. There are no actual symbols, just the VIP icon and the various records with numbers on them.

The Dud symbol, which takes the form of a rhombus, is valueless and represents a Black position. The paying symbols are made from Vinyl disks imprinted with distinct numbers. The total win of every spin equals the linked number symbols that appear on the active rows.

The only special icon in this game is the VIP Mask, which only appears in an activated row. It collects into the multiplier metre and triggers some in-game features.

For this purpose, the slot offers a range of features such as disc symbols, VIP symbols, multipliers and re-spins with all of these powered by the mighty Push-Up mechanics capable of triggering a massive win potential. Disc symbols landing on the reels include numerical values displaying the wins made during each round. These are followed by VIP symbols landing on the reels to activate the Push-Up mechanic. This feature will add another row to the base pattern and award re-spins across the expanded 2×3 grid. Additionally landed VIP symbols may further expand the game board and award a multiplier during the process.

On the left hand side of the grid, you’ll see a Multiplier metre. Each time a VIP symbol lands, the lowest available position of the Multiplier metre is filled. At the end of a spin, your total win will be multiplied by the value highlighted in the Multiplier metre, and then it gets reset.

Meter Lock is a random trigger which locks progression to the Multiplier metre in place for the next spin. Meter Lock can only be triggered at the end of a round in which VIP Symbols have been added to the Multiplier metre. All unlocked rows are held in place for the next spin.

The DJ Fox slot manages to be interesting, thanks to its mechanics, and once you look at its prizes as well, I think you can see why it would be fun to experiment with.