WagerWorks' Cleudo Slots

Cleudo Slots is a five-reel slots machine developed by WagerWorks Software. It has a fairly wide betting range. The maximum bet you can place on it is $75.00. This game has 15 winning lines in all, a fair number, and almost in between those with just 9 pay lines and those with 25. This game is fairly advanced, with some of the usual bonus features. It has a Wild symbol but does not have a Scatter Symbol, which is a bit of a disappointment. It does, however, have a bonus game. Also, this game's jackpot system is not progressive.

If you play board games, then the theme of Cleudo will automatically be recognizable to you. It's based on the very popular board game called 'clue'. The symbols are mostly based on the characters of the game, which basically means that the graphics are wonderful since the characters are very interesting. The game's audio was also pretty good, as the little detective sounds that played as I played the game were pretty neat.

However, if you're playing for profit and not for fun, then this is seriously not the game for you. Sure, there's always the chance of winning, but you'll notice that you'll usually lose more than you win. There is one good thing about the reward system, though. Unlike other slots machines, Cleudo doesn't just pick out the highest paying in the combinations across your screen. It adds them up, which makes for a pretty high profit if you're lucky with combinations.

The Wild Symbol

The Wild symbol in this game is a picture of a newspaper with the word 'wild!' printed on it. As usual, it can be substituted for any symbol in the game except for the bonus symbol. One wild symbol can be found in every reel. And if you happen to get 5 of these wild symbols, you automatically win 25,000.

The Bonus Game

The Bonus game in Cleudo Slots is pretty easy to activate. If you happen to get three symbols which say 'who won it', then you will be redirected to a different screen. A voiceover will start speaking, and a magnifying glass will pick three categories. These categories include 'who did it', 'what did they do it with', and 'where did they do it'. In my opinion, this was a pretty fun bonus game and very much in line with the game's theme. However, I don't know if it's just my nasty luck, but it seems that the choices often gave out poor rewards.