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The Fat Lady Sings is a real back-to-basics online slot from prolific games developer Microgaming and by back-to-basic we don’t mean there are no bonus features or funky soundtrack – we’re really talking about the pretty average graphics which come as something of a surprise in a world of true to life gaming experiences.

Simple graphics don’t mean a bad game though and this is actually pretty good fun; there are five reels and twenty five paylines and this is of course a slot about the opera.  We all know that the end is near when the Fat Lady Sings but this particular singer keeps the fun going.

The main symbols are three fat ladies in various states of opera dress but there’s also lower value symbols which are J, Q, K and A.  Special symbols are a ‘Fat Lady Sings’ wild and a laughing/crying mask set scatter which triggers the free spins.

Bonus Features

Free Spins

The mask scatter symbol is the key to winning entry to the free spins bonus feature and if you can land three or more anywhere on the reels the game will begin.

First you must pick which pitch the singers will produce and the musical note will break glasses to determine how many free spins you receive (up to 30), what multiplier will apply to your winnings (up to 5x) and a bonus win amount.

The spins will then start with extra wilds added to the reels, including stacked wilds on reels three and four.  Stacked wilds are symbols which appear on top of each other to enhance you potential winnings.

Gamble Feature

Fancy gambling that latest win?  If so just click the ‘Gamble’ button to visit the next screen.  Here you can try and predict the colour of the next card drawn to double your money or go for the correct suit to quadruple your winnings.

Verdict

Well it’s basic and there are more sophisticated slots around but it’s still good fun; the bonus feature offers a little more than just the usual free spins and the soundtrack is almost reminiscent of a night at the opera (but without the singing).

 

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