Siberian Wolf (Red Rake Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

In the Freezing North of Siberian Wolf

It drops me straight into Siberia, the wolf on a snowy cliff with the moon behind him and drums thudding in the background. The 3x4x4x4x3 layout looks like ice and stone, and the grey reels suit the pack leader. Siberian Wolf runs with 40 pay lines from Red Rake Gaming, and the mood stays cold and tense. I like how the artwork keeps the eyes on the wolf and the moon, setting up the hunt on every spin.

I hear the howling soon after the first spin, and it feels like he is calling on his pack to go hunting together. From time to time the owl appears, and the paw print shows where the wolf has been. The scene keeps the night colours without clutter. It is a simple theme done well, and it sells the idea that something can happen at any moment. The cliff view ties the whole set together.

Symbols and Paytable in Siberian Wolf

Symbols fit the theme. You get the moon, the Great Siberian Wolf, the paw print, letters and 10. The wolf’s paw acts as Wild, substituting in wins except for the Scatter and the Bonuses, and it brings value on its own when two or more land. The owl is the Scatter, and three or more give a multiplier while also paying their own coin worth. Two wolf Bonus symbols appear, one for entry and one used during free spins.

Siberian Wolf Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Bonus
	5	x25
	4	x2.5
	3	x0.625
	5	x20
	4	x2
	3	x0.5
	5	x15
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.375
	5	x15
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.375
	5	x10
	4	x1
	3	x0.25
	5	x10
	4	x1
	3	x0.25
	5	x5
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.125
	5	x5
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.125
	5	x5
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.125
	Scatter
	Wild

Calling on the Pack in Siberian Wolf

Free spins arrive when the Bonus symbols land together on reels two, three and four. Hit that trio and the feature starts with seven free spins. It is a neat trigger because you always watch the middle, and the drums add to the wait. During the round the set keeps the same 3x4x4x4x3 shape, so lines do not change, and wins still read from the left as usual. Nothing feels jarring mid feature.

The other Bonus only shows inside free spins. When it lands the ice shatters and one extra spin drops in, so the round can push on for a while. I have had patches where the feature returns in good time, so there is no long slog between rounds. The Wild paw helps keep the balance ticking on the way by substituting and paying in its own groups. Small wins fill gaps neatly.

The Wisdom of the Owls in Siberian Wolf

The owl earns her place here. With three or more, she provides a multiplier, and three or more owls also pay in coins, so Scatter stacks carry weight. I like that the bird brings numbers as well as flavour. On my sessions a few sets of three owls lifted totals that looked flat, and the extra bit from the multiplier made small wins feel less bare. That pattern fits the theme and the pacing.

RTP, Volatility and Betways in Siberian Wolf

Siberian Wolf runs on five reels in a 3x4x4x4x3 layout with 40 pay lines. The RTP sits at 94.4% and the volatility is marked as average, so swings do happen but the base still sees action. The max win shows as x1000, which suits the steady style. Bets range from 0.16 to 160, covering small tests and larger presses without fuss. That spread works for casual spins and longer sessions where I edge stakes up or down.

I rate the shape and line count for mid paced play. The centre heavy trigger keeps focus on reels two to four, and the Wild paw adds small holds. With the numbers above, I treat it as a game for measured sessions rather than jackpot chasing. If you like a clear plan and a familiar rhythm, the figures land well with the features on offer. It sits nicely in a balanced bankroll setup.

Walk with the Wolf through the Night in Siberian Wolf

Walking with the wolf through the night feels right here. The landscape, the drawings and the sound of drums carry the theme and the howling hits at the right times. Features are not stuffed in for the sake of noise. You get Scatter, double Bonus, and a Wild with its own merit, and they all make sense. The free spins come often enough that I do not get impatient waiting for them to arrive.

I play it as a hunt, lining up the middle reels for that call. When the seven spins roll in, the extra spin Bonus can keep the round going and the owl can step in with a lift. The balance between base play and features feels tidy. I never felt forced to chase, and the game had a habit of putting me in decent spots without big drama. That suited my style on medium stakes.

If wolves are your thing, this one shows the Siberian side well. It is no fluffy creature, and the pack vibe comes through cleanly. I rate it for players who want a cool setting, a steady 40 line base, and a free spins mode that arrives at a fair clip. I will keep coming back when I fancy a cold night and a clear hunt. The moon and drums seal the mood for repeated sessions.