Like most slot games that feature mysterious, bearded sprites, Leprechaun Hills is a bright and bold affair as far as visuals are concerned. Green dominates the screen and the reels include all of the usual stereotypes about Ireland. Joining the lower value playing cards are toadstools, glasses of stout, 4-leaf clovers and of course the lucky leprechaun. There's also a wild that substitutes for all other symbols apart from the bonus scatter.
Whenever you land a winner that features 1 of the medium value toadstool, glass of stout, 4-leaf clover or lucky leprechaun, you'll trigger the Lucky Respins feature - here you'll be awarded a single re-spin with giant stacks of the triggering symbol added to the reels.
Leprechaun Hills also comes with a Rainbow Free Spins feature which is triggered by landing 3 of the bonus symbol (the pot of gold) anywhere on the reels on the same spin. You'll then be awarded 7 free spins. On each free spin, a special mystery symbol is added to the reels.
This will magically transform into 1 of the medium value symbols. There's a 50/50 chance that the mystery symbol will turn into the best possible symbol and create some potentially massive winning combinations.
An initial haul of 7 free spins may seem a little on the skinny side but the presence of the mystery symbols make it well worth hitting. Don't expect to trigger this feature too often – however, it can deliver on the occasions it does arrive though as there are wins of up to 1,201 times your total bet on each free spin to be won.
The respins come along much more regularly - they don't pack the same payout punch as the free spins but offer some tidy base game action.
There's nothing particularly innovative on offer in Leprechaun Hills. It's a well-constructed slot game though, combining sound visuals with a couple of potentially exciting features. The Irish path has been well trodden by slot developers and players alike. This 1 from Quickspin is certainly worth a look if you enjoy all things green. If Irish themed games are of interest, Shamrockers Eire to Rock by IGT is worth taking a look at.