Clover Clover
Clover Clover
Last updated on June 5th, 2025
Advantages & Disadvantages
- x5,000 Max Win
- Wild Multipliers in Free Spins
- Sticky Wilds during Clover Respins
- Simple, no-fuss bonus features
- Great for casual play sessions
- Lightweight and mobile-friendly
- Irish theme… again
- Low feature variety
- Feels like a reskin of other Fantasma slots
- High variance might scare off casuals
I’ll be honest — when I loaded up Clover Clover, my immediate reaction was, “Didn’t I already play this slot three different times last week?” The Irish theme’s back for another round of rainbows, shamrocks, and green-soaked graphics. If you’ve seen one, you’ve basically seen ’em all. Still, credit where it’s due: Fantasma didn’t totally sleepwalk through this one.
Clover Clover keeps things extremely simple. 5 reels, 3 rows, and 10 paylines — nothing fancy, but it does the job. The main hook? A Clover Respin mechanic and Free Spins round with some sticky wilds and multipliers tossed in. It’s not revolutionary, but at least it moves fast and doesn’t drown you in 15 types of scatter symbols.
Here’s how it works: land 3 or more bonus symbols, and you trigger Free Spins where wilds stick around and multipliers can actually stack up decently. There’s also a mini “collect clovers” style respin that sometimes shows up in the base game — you get sticky wilds here too, which feels like a decent boost when the base game’s otherwise just chugging along. Max win caps out at x5,000, which is more than fair considering the low barrier to entry.
The RTP floats around 96%, and volatility leans high. That means you’ll likely spin through a dry patch or two, but when it hits, the wins can feel juicy. Bet range starts small, so low-rollers and mobile players won’t be left out — and honestly, this one feels like it was built for the tap-and-go crowd anyway.
The biggest issue? Clover Clover feels like a Franken-slot made from leftover parts of earlier Fantasma releases. Nothing here feels new, and the Irish theme isn’t helping its case. But hey — sometimes a chilled-out slot with easy features and a few wild boosts is all you want.
Give the demo a spin and see if it scratches that old-school itch — or just skip it if you’re burnt out on leprechaun logic.
