Greta Goes Wild in iSoftBet’s New Oktoberfest Slot

Published October 20, 2020 by Mike P

Greta Goes Wild in iSoftBet’s New Oktoberfest Slot

Greta Goes Wild is a new video slot from iSoftBet that includes free spins, random wins, sticky wilds, and an Oktoberfest theme.

Oktoberfest is an annual folk festival held in Munich, with locals and tourists coming together to wear lederhosen and drink German beer. In Greta Goes Wild, players will meet a new video slot from iSoftBet that will honour the spirit of the festival by using traditional designs and imagery from Munich’s best beer halls.

Gameplay Setup

Greta Goes Wild is compatible on either desktop or mobile devices and provides a wagering button that enables the player to shift the total bet from a low point of €0.10 up to the high of €10.00. Meanwhile, a nearby auto-spin button can let players assign from 25 to 1,000 turns based on a current wager, loss limit, and win target.

Fraulein Greta is the main attraction of the slot and is dressed as a traditional serving lady. Other symbols to feature on the slot’s five reels and three rows are beer drinkers, kegs, hats, pretzels, and playing cards. However, the most valuable of those would be Greta herself, who is also a wild symbol.

Special Features

In Greta Goes Wild, the slot has the potential to trigger winnings of up to 8,000x times the total bet. Meanwhile, one of the special features is called Oh Greta can yield a random win. Of course, Greta can also be useful as a wild that substitutes for missing symbols. Greta can also appear with 2x and 3x wild multipliers attached.

With three or more of the tankard scatter symbols, the player can receive free spins. During this time, the player can land Sticky Greta Wilds for the duration of the feature. Meanwhile, two wilds can combine to become a 2x wild, while three or more can form a 3x wild. A further benefit is that each sticky wild that lands during free spins can provide another two spins for the total.


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