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Icy Wonders slot takes you to a winter wonderland expedition in search of treasure. It’s one of the three Wonders slot series from NetEnt – the other two are Geisha Wonders and Tiki Wonders. Released in 2008, Icy Wonders has an arctic theme, wonderful graphics, pleasing animation, cool audio and an impressive progressive jackpot.
Before starting your quest, choose your wager from the coin value available ranging from 0.01 to 0.5. With an icy backdrop, charming characters will accompany you such as a Siberian Husky, walrus, polar bear, igloo and the usual playing cards J, Q, K, and A.
A whale represents the Wild symbol while an eskimo girl is the Scatter and the penguin denotes the Bonus icon.
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