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Have you played Lunaris Slot by WMS?

It's the weekend! Yay.... It's Friday night and now the weekend is here! A full couple of days enjoying the highs of winter - and this weekend I have decided to have a low key one and perhaps start my Christmas Shopping! Already you might think? I always think it;s best to get things organised so you enjoy the whole experience more In today's blog, I wanted to bring up some new slots and also some old slots which I recommend for playing over the weekend! If you're looking for some inspiration, then make sure you check out my tips below. First thing is first, I added a brand new slot review to a top slot quite - you can read my Lunaris Slot review and take a look a this fantastically designed online slot from WMS. This slot machine uses a feature known as Colossal Reels. This is a feature pioneered by WMS. The basic idea is that there are two slot machines at play here, sitting side by side. The small machine has 5 reels and 4 lines. The large machine has 5 reels...

New Slot of The Week: Lunaris Slot (WMS)

If you're looking to play some new slots which stand out from the crows, the Netent and Microgaming crowd that is, then I've just played a new game which I think you will like. Today, I decided it was about time to try a new WMS slot and I had had my eye on Lunaris Slot for quite some time. Lunaris Slot is WMS is also a popular slot machine in land based casinos and has air air of mystery and fiary tale about it. I decided to play Lunaris Slot at LeoVegas Casino , that is my go to casino at the moment as I find it easy, has slots of casino bonsues on hand and also they are quite to process any withdrawals when I hit lucky. Lunaris Slot uses Colossal Reels. For those who are unaware, Colossal Reels means that there are essentially two slot machines playing side by side. You have a small machine which boasts 5 reels and 4 lines (not pay lines!) and a larger slot machine to the side of it which offers 5 reels and 12 lines (again, not pay lines!). Altogether, this equals...