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Lisa Michaels
Join the courageous Anna Van Helsing Monster Huntress slot is related to Abraham Van Helsing, one of the most memorable characters from Bram Stoker’s immortal novel Dracula. As you join Anna on her quest to defeat monsters, you can spin forcash prizes of up to 1,500x your stake, trigger the Wolf Howls feature with expanding Wilds, and win free spins with an x2 multiplier on all payouts.
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The control buttons you need to play Anna Van Helsing’s Monster Huntress are at the bottom of the screen. The command panel has a red and gray colour scheme that blends with the game’s overall look.
Press the left and right arrow buttons in the Bet section of the panel to set up your stake. Your total bet is displayed above it. When you’re ready to play, push the red Spin button and watch the reels roll. The Autoplay button nearby opens the Autoplay menu, where you can set up automated spins.
Press the hamburger button (three horizontal lines) in the bottom-right corner to open the game menu and access the paytable. I always think it’s a good idea to check the paytable before playing a slot to see how much each symbol is worth.
Anna Van Helsing’s Monster Huntress features some great symbol designs. My favourites are the wolf howling at a full moon and Dracula’s hand emerging from a coffin, complete with long, sharp nails.
The low-paying symbols are standard royals with a gothic twist. You can win up to 2x, 3x, 4x, and 5x your bet for the jack, queen, king, and ace.
The mirror (not one of Dracula’s favourite items) pays up to 6x your stake, and the heart locket awards up to 8x your stake. The perfume bottle, book, and Dracula’s coffin pay up to 10x, 13x, and 15x your bet, respectively.
The golden wolf head offers up to 18x your bet, while the wolf howling at the moon pays up to 30x your bet. That’s the standard Wild symbol, but Dracula and Anna Van Helsing also appear as Wilds. They substitute for all paying symbols.
The blood moon symbol is a Scatter and can trigger the Free Spins feature.
As in most 5x3 slots, you must land at least three matching symbols on any payline to win. Payouts depend on the matching symbols and how many make up a winning combination. Wild symbols can stand for other paying symbols to help you complete winning lines.
Anna Van Helsing’s Monster Huntress has four bonuses: Wolf Howls, Wolf Attack, Free Spins, and Dracula’s Banishment.
Get a Van Helsing Wild on reels 1, 2, or 3 to trigger Wolf Howls. The Van Helsing Wild expands to cover the entire reel, triggering one bonus spin. The Van Helsing Wild symbol(s) stay in place for the bonus spin, and Wolf Wild symbols are more likely to land.
The Wolf Attack can trigger randomly during a bonus spin. Any Wolf Wild symbols on the grid expand to fill their respective reels.
Land three blood moon Scatter symbols to get eight free spins. A x2 multiplier applies to all wins in this feature.
If you land a Dracula Wild symbol on reel 3, the Dracula’s Banishment feature begins. The Dracula Wild symbol expands to fill its reel, then transforms into a Van Helsing Wild. The book Dracula’s coffin, gold wolf head, and Wolf Wild symbols turn into Van Helsing Wilds.
You can win up to 1,500x your stake in Anna Van Helsing’s Monster Huntress. That’s $225,000 when playing at the maximum stake. While that sounds impressive, a top win of 1,5000x your bet is low compared to plenty of other games in the same volatility range.
Anna Van Helsing Monster Huntress has a 96.18% RTP. That’s a little higher than the average RTP for a slot game and means it should theoretically award $96.18 for every $100.00 wagered. That’s not guaranteed, though.
The medium volatility indicates that payouts can be regular and higher than in low-volatility slots. However, the bigger prizes on offer are still pretty small.
As a fan of Bram Stoker’s Dracula novel, I’m always happy to play slots featuring this vampire or others like him, especially when those slots have such atmospheric, polished visuals as Anna Van Helsing’s Monster Huntress.
The base game seems to be set on a street outside Dracula’s castle, with a few gravestones and a gothic doorway with a chilling statue of the man himself above it. But Anna enters the castle during the Free Spins feature, where Dracula sits on a throne surrounded by treasure.
It looks fantastic, with slightly cartoony character designs and impressive attention to detail. I also enjoyed the eerie and mysterious background music.
Launch our free demo to take Anna Van Helsing’s Monster Huntress for a test spin. Play the base game, try the bonuses, and see how regularly payouts land, all without risking any of your own money.
You’ll find a wide range of horror-themed slots online, whether you’re looking for vampires, werewolves, or zombies. Other gothic novels and horror characters also inspire slots.
Immortal Romance Mega Moolah is a popular slot focused on vampires, with a progressive jackpot of more than $2 million to play for. The Phantom of the Opera Link & Win stars the iconic masked pianist, with the Link & Win feature offering a Mega Jackpot of 5,000x your bet.
NetEnt’s Zombies slot is a little more gruesome, with brains, disembodied eyeballs, and blood-soaked weapons on its reels. Trigger free spins with an increasing win multiplier of up to x10.
As a fan of the original Dracula novel, Anna Van Helsing’s Monster Huntress impressed me with its concept, spooky locale, and style. Overall, it’s a well-designed game, but one major problem is payouts. The biggest prize you can expect to win is 1,500x your bet, much lower than you can find in many other slots.
Still, if you keep that in mind when you play, there’s a good amount to enjoy. The Wolf Howls, Wolf Attack, Free Spins, and Dracula’s Banishment bonuses can all make it a little easier to win prizes. Crucially, the x2 win multiplier in the Free Spins round doubles wins for as long as the feature lasts.
Overall, I can recommend Anna Van Helsing’s Monster Huntress, but only if you’re willing to play for small prizes. Try it for free with our demo before you play for real money.
Lisa started off as a croupier at her local casino. However she found her niche in writing and has subsequently used her real-world gambling experiences to help produce and review the many online slots that are released monthly. Lisa also contributes to keeping you up to date with Canadian newsworthy stories.
