Potion of Madness

About Potion of Madness

On seeing Hyde trample a little girl in the novella, Richard Enfield said that, 'It sounds nothing to hear, but it was hellish to see. It wasn't like a man; it was like some damned Juggernaut.' Potion of Madness, well, it ain't a juggernaut, yet there are positives to consider. One is the universal appeal of sticky wilds, which appear in the base game alongside respins, which is a solid one-two punch. Wilds get even better when expanding, so there are no issues with that combination. Let's also acknowledge the benefit that no matter how many scatters land, they've got the power to do something. Even a single landed scatter turns Mr J symbols to wilds. Well, it's something.Three scatters are what one wants, of course, since that's how free spin access is gained, and Potion of Madness stirs the serum by stretching its gaming grid to double its normal size while quadrupling the number of paylines. This move actually works hand in hand with the respins/sticky wild features, providing more space to power up the possibility of landing extra wilds, expanded or not. Since there is less than 1 chance in a billion of scoring the game's full 6,000x the bet winning potential, any helping hand is greatly appreciated.