3 Witch Pots Endorphina slot review with free demo

A collectible slot, Witch Pots by Endorphina😋, in a Halloween🎃 theme, where there is a little witch with her cauldrons of different colored potions🙃, and bats🦇 in the bonus game of one of the cauldrons🤫, and lovely frogs and spiders🙃. The design is, of course, top-notch, everything is exactly how it should be 🤩. There is a black cat that is a wild and substitutes for any symbol when it hits, of course except the elixir bubbles for filling the cauldrons, green, red, and purple), and these kitties only land on the second, third, fourth, and fifth reels😋 (there are six in total), and in the bonus spins, which are in the green cauldron😉, and there are 24 spins there, they appear much more often, and they can bring pretty decent wins 🤑. Of course, everyone understands perfectly well that collectible slots are completely random 🤷🏼‍♀️, and they can either explode and open the bonus game before they even start simmering and bubbling 😁, after just a couple of elixirs, or they can make you nervous 🙈 and keep bubbling and building up until the balance runs out🤦🏼‍♀️. I already wrote above about the green cauldron, there is also a red cauldron, and in it is hidden the pumpkin hold bonus game (hold and win), where we have three lives and little pumpkins in which we can catch one of the jackpots, and the lives are restored when a bonus lands on the field😋. The purple cauldron gives you the right to choose your own prize by clicking on the bats by instinct, and the jackpot you picked three times 🤑. And by the way🤫 I often had it so that when the free spins from the green cauldron were spinning, the other two could also explode at the same time😉. I definitely recommend trying this slot🤩. My rating is 9.5/10❤. Good luck🍀 and big wins🤑

3 witch pots – a relatively new slot from popular provider Endorphina with a Halloween theme.

The slot uses the now-popular mechanic of a randomly triggered bonus, so you don’t have to wait for scatters to land. The bonus game is triggered when the potion symbol lands on one of the symbols, but in a random order. There are three types of bonus games: the first – 24 free spins during which you can hit a retrigger or get the second or third type of bonus game; the second – a standard hold and win; the third – a bat pick, up to three matches.

The slot is low volatility; in a lucky session the bonuses drop one after another and can give decent x multipliers, I personally hit x500 and x1200 in one session. In spins it can also give x20-x30 of the bet. And the standard extra pick-a-card game can nicely boost the final win.

Graphics are drawn quite well, sound is good.

Overall I recommend the slot if you like zoning out on a single slot for a long time, and it’s also good for clearing a wager. But to grow your balance, play only with increasing bets.

Hello, respected forum members! I am leaving a review of the 3 Witch Pots slot from the Endorphina provider. I have not known this slot for very long, but I tried it a bit, spun it. I did not like the slot design, I did not like the look, the graphics are not very pretty, the atmosphere is not my thing. As for the spins, of course, the slot is hungry) Most of the time it would eat up my balance in one go, I have not hit any good wins yet, I hope everything is still ahead. The 3 Witch Pots slot has 40 lines. Cat Wild substitutes for all symbols except Tokens. Wild appears on reels 2, 3, 4, 5 in the base game and in the bonus. In 3 Witch Pots there are different bonuses: 1. Green Elixir – 24 free spins. In this same bonus you can also hit Hold AND Win and Pick Me. 2. Red Elixir – Hold And Win bonus, 5 bonus-like coins, you get 3 tries, plus if anything hits, you get 3 tries again, max x300 of the bet can drop, but I only got regular prizes from 1 to 10, unfortunately. 3. Pick Me bonus – Purple Elixir, 16 bats, 3 symbols of the same kind will drop no matter what, the top prize Red Award x500 – I did not hit it, I hit Blue Award once – x50, and more often the regular prizes – tiny amounts. Overall the slot is one-dimensional, nothing new, I just did not like the design.

Slots are a thing – sometimes they really pull you in, sometimes they totally miss. With 3 Witch Pots I got something in between. Neither wow nor meh. Just a slot. On one hand, the graphics are pleasant. Bright colors, those witchy cauldrons, everything is drawn quite nicely. The soundtrack doesn’t annoy either, fits the witchcraft theme. But it doesn’t really grab you. It lacks some kind of spark, I guess.

The game mechanics are pretty simple, easy to figure out. Free spins are free spins, there are wilds too. All standard. I won, but you wouldn’t say it was a lot. I can’t say I got rich, but I didn’t go into heavy loss either. What I did like, though, are the bonus games – there are three of them. It’s a pity there’s no buy feature, the cauldrons fill up slowly. And the green cauldron just wouldn’t give the bonus, I didn’t see it even once, even though that cauldron is always overflowing. The purple cauldron pops up more often.

Overall, a middling game. If you’ve got nothing to do and just want to spin the reels, why not. But if you’re looking for something really special, thrilling, you’ll probably want to look elsewhere. Also, you get the feeling the slot was kind of undercooked. Just a bit more originality, a bit more interesting features, and it could’ve been a real hit.
For a short gaming session it’s a perfectly fine option to kill time. But if you’re seriously aiming for a big score or looking for a memorable experience, better check something else. Spin it and forget it. No thrills, no disappointments.

Apparently Endorphina recently decided to make slots like 3oaks and released 3 Witch Pots

There are lots of similar slots with this kind of feature – every provider has one, but Endorphina’s implementation is actually not bad.

There are 3 types of bonuses in total – coins (pumpkins) where if you catch 15 of them you get x1000 of the bet, a jackpot – where you pick and are randomly given a jackpot from small x20 up to big x500, and just 24 free spins.

By the way, the free spins here are relatively decent – I even hit over x100 for a spin, which is pretty rare in these kinds of slots; for example in 3 Aztec getting x100 on a line is almost impossible, I’d say.

I also managed to hit the RED jackpot (x500) which was a very pleasant surprise, but after that, of course, I didn’t see it again despite many bonuses.

Overall, hitting something really huge is not what this slot is about! x1000 is the max it gives and it’s definitely very rare.

But it’s worth sitting down to clear the wager, watch a bunch of bonuses (even if they’re medium) – totally! To me it’s a nice little slot where you can do not just one or two hundred spins… I’ll definitely be coming back.