Reels Of Rock Slot by Genii

The reels float in front of a wooden concert stage backed by metal scaffolding, Kalakem amp stacks, and rows of yellow stage lights. The header logo sits on a red banner in chunky cartoon 3D lettering, rainbow-gradient, the kind you'd see on a 1970s tour poster taped to a club wall. Symbols are illustrated rock-band iconography: a Jimi Hendrix-style guitarist with afro hair, a drummer, a frontman, a full drum kit, a white-and-red Stratocaster, a silver stage mic, blue "ADMIT ONE TONIGHT $30" concert tickets, a pink tour poster. No card-value symbols anywhere. The top six characters and instruments pay from just two-of-a-kind, which keeps the base game ticking even on short hits.

Two named characters drive the features and they behave differently from each other. Jimmy Plectrum, a cartoon guitar pick with a face, is the Wild. He substitutes for anything except the two scatters and carries no self-pay, so he only matters when he completes a line. Vicious Tim, the long-haired frontman scatter, triggers Free Spins from anywhere on the reels: three lands 10 spins, four lands 20, and five lands a full 40, with every win tripled by an x3 multiplier for the duration. The feature can retrigger, and bet and lines stay locked once it's running.

The bonus trigger is the unusual part. The Tour Bus, a red-and-white VW van, has to land on reels 1, 3 and 5 of an active payline to start the Reel Rockin' Tour, not just anywhere on the screen. So the nine paylines actually matter here. Play one line and you're effectively shutting off most of your trigger chances. Play all nine and you give the bus its widest set of valid combinations. The feature itself is a pick-and-collect screen with an explicit COLLECT button that banks what you've gathered and ends the round, and the final prize is multiplied by the triggering bet.

Chip selection is the other quirk. The denominations run 0.01, 0.05, 0.10, 0.25, 0.50 and 1.00, with up to five coins per line across all nine lines, so the max stake reaches $45 if you push every slider. That's a wider chip ladder than Genii usually gives a 9-line title. Default lands at $4.50 on the 0.10 chip, which is where most sessions will sit. For more from the same studio's themed-symbol catalogue, Roll Up Roll Up shares the same 9-line skeleton and the same 40-FS ceiling but swaps the concert for a circus tent.