All Wilds is a young company that’s dedicated to bringing high-quality slots to the online and mobile optimised casino world from their base in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. They are part of the larger Infinite Code company, which has branches around South-East Asia and has been providing software solutions to mobile or App-based clients, so you won’t be surprised to read that the All Wilds range is fully optimised for playing on smartphones and tablets, as well as desktop computers.
Being such a relative newcomer to the business, there’s little information about who is involved in the All Wilds side, but they have already released a small selection of slots to Chanz.com, a popular site where games from multiple sources can be played across all devices. While all Chanz.com games are licensed and tested for fair play, there’s no details about what authority has licensed the All Wilds range, and as the contact email address for All Wilds doesn’t appear to be working, we would perhaps be a little concerned about their games.
But Chanz.com have clearly determined them to be a reliable range, and having played a few of them, they would appear to be a decent selection that covers a few popular themes and each comes with their own combinations of styles, features, bonus payments and rewards.
Infinite Code have certainly proved to be a popular company and have helped many clients with the development of their mobile websites and Apps. As a subsidiary of them, All Wilds should be trustworthy and perhaps it will take time for them to fill in any blanks on their website. But we wish they would hurry up, as it’s potentially important information.
Moving on from these issues, let’s take a closer look at a few of their games. All Wilds claim to combine high quality standards with the requirements of a regulated gambling environment across multiple platforms, and say that the business is run by gaming veterans, so do their games reflect this?
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Although at the time of writing just 6 slots are featured on the All Wilds website, they cover a range of topics including pirates, candies, magicians and even the unlikely subject of saunas. The Buccaneer’s Booty video slot comes with a variety of pirate-themed symbols, such as crossed swords, anchors and cannonballs. These land across 5 reels, with 10 paylines and each time the skull wild symbol appears, it will expand across the reel and trigger a free respin of the others.
If another wild appears, you get another respin and this can be repeated once more if yet another wild symbol lands on the reels during this bonus game.
Colourful playing cards, white rabbits and a top hat adorn the reels of Magician’s Spin, which pulls some nice bonuses out of the hat, including up to 20 free spins awarded when the scatter symbol appears. A wild symbol is also there to help spinners land extra winning combinations, and if it forms a win-line on its own, they will claim some of the top payouts in this 5-reel, 20-line slot.
In the Medieval Fantasy video slot, cartoon Vikings and their shields, hammers and log houses all make an appearance, but the symbol that players will really want to land is the wild symbol that’s blown by the wind onto between 1 and 4 places on the reels with each spin. Another very useful icon is the crossed swords, which are the scatter symbol, launching 10, 20, or 30 free spins when they are seen in any 3, 4, or 5 places.
It’s a 5-reel slot game that has 10 paylines, and like the others in the range, players can choose to set the reels spinning in Autoplay mode for up to 100x, and choose to have them stop any time the free spins feature is triggered.
Beautiful people wrapped in towels and drinking beer is the theme for Sauna Time Now, which sets the reels against a snowy backdrop where Scandinavian characters are having a great time. 10 paylines cross the 5 reels and when the party time wild symbol appears, up to 3 free spins with the wilds locked in place can be awarded.
Magic themed online slot machines are always popular, and All Wilds have their Mystic Woods game to cater for fans of the genre. It features owls, wolves and tigers as the high-paying symbols, while toadstools, flowers and leaves pay out the smaller wins when they stop across any of the 20 paylines of this 5-reel game. The top prizes are awarded by a purple fairy, and when she appears in any 3, 4, or 5 places at once, players earn 10, 20, or 30 free games. There’s also a high-value wild symbol to help punters land extra winning combinations.
Although the graphics across this range are relatively simple, with no elaborate 3D animations or anything like that, they are all in a fun cartoon style that many punters will like. The gameplay of each slot is equally average, and while there’s nothing actually wrong with it, these are largely tried and tested bonus rounds that have been seen on many other games.
It’s also clear that several of the All Wilds slots actually have identical maths behind them, awarding the same payouts and features, but with different themes and symbols. Again, that’s not necessarily an issue, as they all seem to work very well, and perhaps players who don’t like pirate themed slots will enjoy the sauna-themed game or vice versa.
Although Infinite Code uses a variety of bespoke and open-source software solutions for their clients, the games are developed using in-house software which is first and foremost designed to optimise their games for playing on mobile smartphones and tablet computers. But playing them on a laptop or desktop PC is just as easy and there’s no variation to the gameplay or designs. The control buttons are moved to the sides of the games when a phone is used, as this puts them in the right places for fingers and thumbs.
With All Wilds being such a new business venture for Infinite Code, it remains to be seen what direction the company is heading in. Going by their current range, they should find a niche in the online and mobile gambling markets, although there’s little that makes their slot machines stand out in what’s become a very competitive market.
That’s not to say they are poor quality games though, as we quite liked the simple charms of their range, and they all had bonus rounds that seemed easy to trigger and fun soundtracks that suited each theme.