Wild Love (Endorphina) – Review & Demo Play

Wild Love Review

Wild Love from Endorphina plays like a classic slot machine dedicated to the holiday of all lovers. I’m spinning a 5x3 layout with 10 fixed lines, where wins, except scatters, pay left to right on adjacent reels. The set-up is simple, yet it clicks thanks to two hearts in the wild role, scatter pays, and a Risk game after any win. RTP sits at 96.02% with Average volatility and a max win of x6000, which suits a steady grind with shots at bursts.

The math feels pretty balanced, though the swings can show up. Base mode is not flat, as stacked symbols and expanding wilds keep the screen live even without a big feature. I had sequences where a single heart on reel 3 turned a routine line into a tidy return. Add the double-or-nothing gamble and the game keeps me engaged between those stronger hits. It’s a clean, classic package with a Valentine twist that lands.

WILD — Wild Love

WILD substitutes for all symbols, except SCATTER. Blue WILD appears on reels 2, 3 and 4 and expands over all positions on the reel if a win can be gained. That coverage can complete several lines at once and lifts the base flow. Red WILD appears on reel 3 only and doubles the win when substituting. I rate the red heart as the momentum piece; it turns mid-tier lines into handy returns, while the blue heart provides shape and reach across the screen.

Wild Love Symbols and Paytable

Top pay lands at x300 for five of a kind, x20 for four, x5 for three, and x1 for two. These values line up with the classic fruit line-up that the slot leans on, so five on a line is where the real lift happens. I target lines that can meet a red WILD on reel 3, since the double on those x300 and x50 tiers can turn a steady cycle into a notable payout without needing a separate feature.

SCATTER pays anywhere and does not need a line. Three scatters pay x3, four pay x20, and five pay x100. Those pays are tidy on their own and add variety to the hit map. I like that scatters don’t break the rhythm; they just slot in as extra returns while the core of the game remains line-based. When scatters land with a blue heart in view, the screen can light up with both line and scatter tallies in one spin.

Mid symbols sit at x50 for five, x10 for four, and x4 for three across two tiers, then a step at x20, x5, x2. Lows pay x10 for five, x3 for four, and x1 for three across four tiers. With 10 fixed lines, stacked symbols matter; a single expanding blue heart can complete several mid and low lines at once. I’ve found most sessions ride on repeated x10 and x20 five-of-a-kinds, with the multiplier heart pushing those into better shape.

Wild Love Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x300
	4	x20
	3	x5
	2	x1
	Scatter
	5	x100
	4	x20
	3	x3
	5	x50
	4	x10
	3	x4
	5	x50
	4	x10
	3	x4
	5	x20
	4	x5
	3	x2
	5	x10
	4	x3
	3	x1
	5	x10
	4	x3
	3	x1
	5	x10
	4	x3
	3	x1
	5	x10
	4	x3
	3	x1
	Wild, Multiplier
	Wild

Wild Love Attributes

Release date is 08.02.2022 with RTP 96.02%, Average volatility and max win x6000. Layout is 5 reels, 3 rows, 10 betways, min bet 0.10 and max bet 100. Features include Expanding Wilds, Multiplier, Scatter Pays, Stacked Symbols, and a Risk/Gamble game after a win. I play it smoothly on mobile as well as desktop. The numbers add up to a classic profile that supports frequent line action, while the double from the red heart gives the field its edge.

Wild Love Final Ratings

Theme & Symbols: fruit, bells, sevens, star and two hearts; clean and familiar. Sounds & Music: retro slot feel that matches the set. Bonus Features: two WILDs with expanding and doubling roles, scatter pays, Risk game. RTP (96.02%): on the mark for this style. Max Win (x6000): fair ceiling for 10-line play. Originality: standard framework with a neat two-WILD twist that keeps the grid active.

My take from sessions: base game carries well due to stacked symbols and the expanding heart on reels 2–4. The red heart on reel 3 is the difference-maker; when it lands with a solid line, the doubled payout feels spot on. Variance reads medium in practice, with patches of small lines punctuated by boosted mids. If you like classic 10-line pacing with a clear route to stronger spins, this one earns a spot in the rotation.