Dracula (NetEnt) in Demo Mode

Universal Monsters Dracula online video slot is a 5-reel, 4-row, and 40-line gothic-themed game recently launched by Swedish casino games developer NetEnt in cooperation with Universal Studios. The game contains classic online slot features, such as an abundance of free spins, a couple of stacked symbols, and stacked wilds, also, regular wild symbols. On top of that, there’s a brand new feature – Bat. Once the Bat option is activated, Dracula, who’s constantly watching the player, turns to a cluster of bats and goes for the reels to shift any symbol into the one of free choice. If you’re lucky and persistent enough, you may win up to 80 000 coins. Keep in mind that the coin bet range varies from $0.20 up to $200 in real money equivalent.

The first thing to win your attention when starting to play online Dracula by NetEnt is the theme music, which is especially captivating during the opening video intro. The 3D binaural game sound makes a far better impression when you use headphones. Sure thing, this casino game is going to give you goose bumps all over, and you’d better prepare for some creeps – in a good way, of course.

Probably the most astonishing visual effect in the Dracula NetEnt slot is the way the images of characters – Vlad Dracula and Mirena – appear before your eyes on certain combinations of reels: two and four. Right after this the couple gets together and the player celebrates with the Free Spin.

In case the player remains idle for a while, Count Dracula gets bored. Being impatient and craving for some action, he’ll tap his long bony fingers and gaze at you. If you’ve still not managed to please the count, he’ll just scatter to dozens of tiny, yet vicious bats (beware, they might just hit the screen) and be off for good. No worries, he enjoys doing that from time to time. Always comes back, though. There’s one way to keep Vlad Dracula satisfied and yourself entertained: play free Dracula slot right here at SlotsUp.com.

The Dracula demo casino slot is available both for desktop and mobile devices.