The visuals in True Love look like they could have been lifted from a selection of Valentine's Day cards - look out for flowers, boxes of chocolates, rings, violins and doves with pink most definitely the dominant colour. They're joined by lower value playing cards from A to 9 as well as a wild and scatter.
The curly haired Cupid is True Love's wild - land just 2 of these in a payline and you'll receive a payout of 10 times your line bet. Three and it increases to 250x with 2,500x on offer for a four symbol combo. Land 5 in a line and a massive jackpot of 10,000x will be yours.
The wild substitutes for all other symbols with the exception of the scatter. When it substitutes to form a winning combination, that payout will be boosted by a 2x multiplier and doubled.
The wild wins aren't the only multiplier bonus on offer either. If you manage to trigger the Free Games feature, you'll be awarded 15 free spins with a 3x multiplier. To trigger the feature, you'll need to land 3 or more of the blonde haired woman who is the game's scatter. Land the scatters again during the feature and another 15 extra games will be added, once again with the tripling multiplier. There's no limit to the number of times the free spins can be re-triggered either.
On the variance scale, True Love is on the high side of medium with the bonus round, complete with 3x multiplier the likeliest route to success. There will be times when you'll be left with a broken heart but get lucky with the feature though and it can give you a night to remember.
It's not the most sophisticated slot you'll see, either in terms of imagery or gameplay - it has a certain charm though. If you're stuck in on your own on Valentine's night, there are worse slots to play than True Love. Saying that, I’d much rather play other Playtech titles like the classic Rome & Glory or the volatile Sultan’s Gold.