Good Girl Bad Girl Slots

Are you on one side or both? With Good Girl Bad Girl, the choice has been placed before the player in this decision, inviting you into the battlefield of the two factions with a very small angel and demon sitting on either side of the reels to try and win you over to their side. The choice of which path is yours.

What’s it about?

BetSoft’s Good Girl Bad Girl has some good graphics, and two hostesses float on either side of the reels. Symbols that create a win pop out and become animated, and you won’t believe how many steps beyond the abilities of most slot makers these effects are.

Game Symbols

There is a mixed bag of icons present on the playing field. The first time we cracked the slot to try it out, the design of heaven and hell covered the fact that half the symbols were poker card icons. With that, you will find an angel, a devil, and their respective cats that live on reels and aim to get your attention.

How to Play

You can choose between 15 or 30 win lines for this game. As usual, the good side has lines from the left to the right. On the bad side, the lines go right to left. These have a toggle to switch between them on each spin. Meanwhile, this toggle puts you on both sides, 30 lines per spin. Spins start from $0.01 per line, meaning everybody can have a go.

Wild Symbols

The wild can be a halo or a pitchfork and gives the highest single payout (apart from the jackpot). Pitchforks can appear on the third through to fifth reels, while halos can only appear on the first to third reels. Both have the chance to award a multiplier when they appear and if a pitchfork and halo sit next to each other, they will trigger the click bonus.

Two Play Modes

Once you become active, you pick between the good and bad sides, unlocking four boxes four times. If you select Angel, she will shine a light on her wins, which are between medium and small in size. Big wins or early finishes are the non-glowing boxes. But if you’re the devil, that trend is reversed.

Money Wheel Game

You can have three bonus games. The money wheel game takes you off the reels into a fiery pit or a lush garden. The idea is the same, but the graphics and your hostess differ. You will spin a wheel, stopping to find out whether you get a cash value or several free spins.

Pick ‘em bonus

If you hit the pick-em bonus, you must land the halo and the pitchfork together. It’s essentially the same game but has good and bad versions. They give you a choice of boxes from their four box images. Two are safe (glow), meaning a smaller win but no chance of stopping the winning sequence or game without hitting further. Two of the choices are not safe (no glow). These have higher wins. Some, however, will have the collect and stop image on them.

Gamble Feature

But a small gamble button sends you to a cloud where the girls spin a coin with either good or bad on each end. If you’re fine with the additional volatility, they’re worth the gamble for their reactions to winning and losing.

It’s also a visual treat and a very playable slot: a very entertaining game, twin hostesses, and two opposite good and bad styles. The wheel game, in particular, is very well produced, and the bonus games are good, too. It was, and always will be, one of the greatest releases of recent years.