Dream Run Slots

If someone has a dream run, it means they've had a great time or performance at something. Dream Run has a more specific meaning here too, but we'll come to that later in our slot review. If you want to know what we're driving at there, we have got a few clues for you to spot. Did you see that one? Let's rev up our review to find out everything else we should know about the Dream Run slot game.

Can we rely on a promising developer here?

The game comes from RTG, one of the leading brands and developers in the industry, so we guess that means yes.

Speed toward some answers in the demo game

Practice doesn't make perfect in slot games, as they're based on chance. However, you can still learn everything you ought to know about Dream Run by choosing the practice version first.

Did you guess the theme?

This one isn't just about cars, it aims at a racing theme, so you can expect a design to match it.

More about the game design

There is a lot of information spread around the reels of the game, but the reels themselves each look like they have tire tracks burned into the asphalt. It has a modern feel to it, with relevant racing symbols cropping up during play as well.

How to play the Dream Run slot game

Five reels give three symbols on each. There is a mini jackpot to the left of the title and a major one to the right, so those progressives randomly trigger at various stages.

The game offers two wild symbols, the first being a racing driver who can only land on reel one. It does carry a 3x multiplier though. The only symbols he won't replace are the lights.

He has an opponent on the racing track, and this is the second wild of the game. It

appears on reels two through five (not on the first one), and once again subs for everything but the lights. There is no multiplier in this case though.

If you hadn't already worked it out, the lights come in two varieties - red and green - and act as scatter symbols.

How many paylines?

The slot game has 25 lines available.

Low wagers available in Dream Run

Covering all the lines is doable from 25 cents a spin, using a penny coin on each one. The highest coin you can use is the quarter.

Seek out help to find the paytable

You'll see this at the bottom of the screen, so go through to the paytable to see what you need to know before you play.

Can you reach the bonus round?

There is one, and you need three scatters each showing a green light to receive approval to reach it. You then need to choose a car and watch the race. If your car finishes first, you receive 25 free spins. Each place determines a separate spin quantity. Come in last and you still get five spins.

If your race ends with your car in one of the top three positions, you'll take part in another race. This time, you're racing for a multiplier. You're going to receive 5x at the lowest, but there is a chance you could net a massive 100x for each prize won during the free games.

How many free spins will you receive?

The racing bonus will take you there, so you can see how many spins you get… and better yet, whether you can net a multiplier there as well.

RTP info for Dream Run

As usual, this is vague for the slot as it comes from Realtime Gaming. It looks as if they allow the casino to sort out that value, so check the site to find out what they've got as the return to player percentage for this game.

Our rating: Is this a racing success?

Two wilds join two types of scatters, with a green light to reach the racing round and some free spins. There is plenty to look for here, and even though the graphics

are much older, it's still a solid 8.5 out of 10 slot game.

How are the progressives triggered?

It looks like we have random triggers for these, so let's hope you find out what it feels like to be on the receiving end of one…

Demo action in Dream Run

It's ideal to play the practice game for a bit, just until you unlock the free game feature. And if you manage that, you can see how it looks.

The real game awaits…

And you can play Dream Run slots at all good casinos using RTG software today.

Does that include mobile play?

It should, but it's wise just to check first if you can.