August 2022: A Packed Month For Slots

The 3,116 maximum win is somewhat underwhelming when compared to most 2022 slot releases, but Monsters vs Gigablox from Yggdrasil makes up for it in other ways. Most notably, the glorious visual presentation means that this is a game that will live long in the memory – the animations on certain spins really are some of the best we have come across.

The signature Gigablox mechanic also combines well with the array of features, including scatters and wilds, to make this a definite slot to check out this month.

If the very low 94% RTP puts you off in Wild Chapo Dream Drop, then be sure to read our full review as there are plenty of other positives that make it a superb modern slot. Firstly, the Mexican theme from Relax Gaming is gorgeously crafted, with the reel boasting a simplicity that works perfectly with the five reels and three rows layout that will be familiar to all players.

What’s more, the game has five distinct jackpots that can result in some huge wins – these are triggered randomly, and you need to land five DD symbols in order to spin the jackpot wheel.

Pragmatic Play’s headline August slot release is Greedy Wolf, a fantastic and varied effort. The 96.48% RTP is above average and goes with the solid selection of features that appear in the base game. Random modifiers can appear on any spin to enhance your session; Guaranteed Win is the pick of the bunch here, and you will receive either 20x your stake or the activation of free spins.

Microgaming, in collaboration with PearFiction Studios, is launching Treasures of Kilauea on 9th August. This Hawaiian-themed slot also has five jackpots, from Micro to Mega, with up to 5,000x your stake able to be won. Additionally, the medium volatility means that, in theory at least, wins should be steady as you spin.

The game takes place in a 4-5-5-5-4-row layout, with 40 paylines available; despite this, the gameplay is very straightforward and available to all levels. Lava Spins and Eruption Spins trigger after 10 and 50 spins respectively, adding another layer of win potential.