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Landing on the Spin-Out square on the Feature Board awards 10 free spins. During free spins, a dice is rolled on every single spin, collecting each modifier it lands on. This means more than 1 feature can be activated, which all remain in play for the duration of free spins - any multipliers awarded are accumulated. Also, landing on the Spin-Out square again adds +5 free spins. Since the dice automatically rolls every spin, dice symbols do not appear on the reels during Spin Out.

All in all, Night Roller is an okay game that slides into the 'ostentatious display of wealth' slot category quite comfortably, despite the lagging gameplay. What differentiates Night Roller from others in this genre is the Feature Board which functions to an acceptable level but lacks the complexity of games like Prison Escape, Racetrack Riches, or even branded slot Jumani. Night Roller is lower key than those, which seems at odds with its Las Vegas setting.

There are some interesting points going on in Night Roller. Having alternating features keeps you guessing while injecting a random element into the game. However, after a while, Night Roller feels like you're stuck in a low-budget, non-branded version of Monopoly. That might make it suitable for board-gaming fanatics, but for others, it gets a bit repetitive. The awkward reels/payline setup doesn't help either, making it tough to string together matching symbols, resulting in swathes of dead spins, and lessening the potency of whatever modifier you may have activated. Free spins up the ante a notch, yet low symbol values step in to hinder their capabilities.

If you break Night Roller down numerically, what turns up doesn't make for encouraging reading either. Full screen wins, for example, max out at 75x for five stacks of diamonds, or 375x if that coincides with an x5 multiplier from the Feature Board. The stated potential isn't bad at 5,824x the bet, though when you see what you're working with, it's a bit of a tall order. Unless you're super excited by these slot/board game crossovers, it's unlikely Night Roller will be the massive night out it tries to portray.