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The common symbols are cards in a standard deck. Each one pays out with their own wins based on the max bet:
The high-paying symbols are all portraits of the infamous Ace-High Gang:
The Wild that substitutes all symbols, except for Scatter, is in that of a golden Bull’s Head.
An ominous glowing Steel Skull represents the Scatter. If you manage to get three of these on your reels, you unlock the Golden Colts Bonus Game. The game spins a golden pistol’s cylinder, and whichever bullet you land on dictates the Feature you play with. Since the gun lands on a single Feature bullet, you also only get 1 Free Spin per Bonus Game.
The Features available are:
Take note: during Free Spins, the Scatter symbol does not appear.
A storm is brewing off in the distance. Lightning strikes the heavens and deep purple haze blankets the barren town. The atmosphere is tense, heavy and silent about what it hides in its shadows.
The town uses the early 20th-century architecture of a modern town, using heavy brick overlays and concrete beams with inactive streetlights to line the road. It’s rather suspenseful in its choice of decoration. Opening up the game for the first time has players greeted by a loud sound befitting a horror movie’s, singing of times to come.
Listen and you will hear the song of various stringed instruments playing an ominous tune, filling your heart with the song of the Old West, a time long gone.
Play’N Go’s Golden Colts slot game has never been one for its light atmosphere and it knows it. It basks in its darker themes and brings them to life like no other game provider ever could.
With the long-gone returning from beyond the grave, it’s an incredibly unique game in its combination of two distinct themes. Play along with the High-Ace Gang as their loyal player and you might even win up to €250,000. You never really know what’ll happen around these parts with all the recent events. Getting the chance to win up to that sweet jackpot of €250,000 has never been so entertaining and so easy.
When you finish, why not test your tenacity for horror by entering the House of Doom. If you want, you could also keep up the Old West alive by playing a few rounds of Gunslinger Reloaded.