As you’d expect given the theme, there’s a wintry look to the design in Frozen Queen. With an ice palace in the background, you’ll see polar bears wandering around the icy landscape. The reels are made up of blocks of ice.
Joining the A to J royal values are a quartet of higher value animal symbols. In order of value are the owl, husky, polar bear and tiger. Land 3, 4 or 5 of the latter on adjacent reels a you’ll receive a payout of 8, 16 or 32 times your stake.
The ice crystal is the wild and replaces all other symbols. Land 2 of these ice crystals on the same spin and you’ll trigger the Free Spins feature - you’ll then receive 10 free spins. These are played out on an expanded 5 reel game engine that offers 243 ways to win. Also joining the action here is the Frozen Queen herself. She is wild and replaces all other symbols. Appropriately enough, she is frozen on the middle reel throughout the feature.
There’s a suitably fantastical feel to Frozen Queen. The polar visuals are very easy on the eye and the soundtrack has a mystical feel. They combine to create a very appealing atmosphere. The gameplay is pretty straightforward. It’s the Free Spins feature that offers the best chances thanks to the ever present Frozen Queen wild on reel 3 which can really get things moving.
This isn’t the most volatile slot game you’ll play. The medium variance delivers a balance of payouts. You can win up to 1,152 times your stake on every free spin. We’re not usually fans of this theme but Tom Horn Gaming has created an enjoyable enough slot game here. It looks and sounds excellent and the bonus round offer some decent potential. I also recommend you try Blood Queen by Iron Dog Studio which offers a different type of queen.
The symbols might show extremes of weather but that’s not really the case with the variance here. The volatility is in the medium range with maximum payouts of 360 times your stake on every spin/free spin. We found Wild Weather to be a pretty tepid affair. It’s simple and straightforward yes but maybe a little too vanilla for most tastes. I prefer to play Age of the Gods God of Storms from Playtech which features wind and the God of the Sea.