Wild Lucky Clover 2 Slot Review

A classic fruit machine dressed in four-leaf clovers, where one symbol carries the whole game. The green clover wild substitutes everything but the gold bonus coin, and any winning line it joins gets paid double. That doubling is the entire idea of the sequel.

Underneath the luck theme sits a 5x4 grid on 40 fixed lines, 96.395% RTP, medium volatility, bets from 0.08 up to 16.00. Three mystery progressives cycle through the bottom bar and a red-or-black gamble waits beside any win. Fazi furniture, both of them.

What it adds over the original Wild Lucky Clover is that doubling wild as an every-spin rule, plus a bonus round that hands you a second wild symbol on top of the clover.

Bright green everywhere. The reels sit in an ornate gold cabinet with clover-leaf medallions bolted into the corners and a gold 40 badge on curled scrollwork either side, floating on a soft green field with out-of-focus clovers drifting behind it. The symbol set is pure fruit machine: fat red sevens with gold outlines, chunky gold BAR plates, golden bells, glossy green apples, lemons carrying one leaf each, paired red cherries.

The two clovers do all the branding. The wild is a green four-leaf with WILD stamped across it in pale blue, and it flares with light when it lands. The bonus is a gold coin with a clover pressed into the face and BONUS arched above and below. Wins dim the rest of the grid to a dull olive and trace the paying line in yellow, readable enough, though it drains the colour out of the board every single time it happens. Nothing here is reaching for anything new, and the flat green backdrop leaves the cabinet doing most of the visual work.

The base game runs quiet. Forty lines across a fruit set means small hits land constantly, most of them worth less than the spin that produced them, and a balance drifts down in a slow line rather than falling in chunks. Medium volatility is the honest label. It rarely hurts, and it rarely thrills.

What breaks the flat stretches is the green flash of a stacked clover reel. Because the doubling applies to every line it touches, a hit that would normally register as nothing becomes something worth watching pay out. Between those, there is not much going on: no meter filling, no collection, nothing building. You spin, and you wait for coins.

The bonus arrives and leaves fast. Seven spins pass in under a minute, and the round can finish before the second wild has landed enough to earn its keep, which is the risk baked into paying 68x for it. Short bursts probably suit this one better than long grinds, with the buy button used sparingly rather than as the default way in.

Fazi built this sequel around one good idea and resisted padding it out. The doubling clover earns its place, the two-wild bonus is a clear step up from the first game, and it all plays cleanly from 0.08 a spin. The surroundings are thin, though. Fruit symbols, 40 fixed lines, a gamble and a jackpot meter, which is the same kit half the studio's catalogue ships with.

The missing top payout is the awkward part. Nothing in the game states how high it can climb, and for a slot whose big-win route runs through doubled lines inside a short bonus, that blank matters more than it would elsewhere. Players who want a tidy modern fruit machine and don't need a ceiling to aim at will get along with it fine. The buy button is the one part to treat with care.