The Desire of the Wild Slot Review

The Desire of the Wild centers on golden moons that open free games and a silver Wild moon that can persist with a multiplier. Its familiar five-reel, three-row, twenty-line layout makes that change easy to follow: a symbol that might normally disappear can affect later results.

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The Desire of the Wild at a glance

Provider	FunTa Gaming
Genre / theme	Animals
Game type	Video slot
Reels / grid	5 reels; 3 rows
Reference RTP	96.1%
Volatility	LOW
Payout mechanic	20 lines
Maximum win	1000x the bet
Main features	Three golden full moons trigger FREE GAME; Wild moons can remain sticky during the round and carry a multiplier.

RTP and stake limits can vary by version and market. Check the information screen in the game you open. Maximum win is a ceiling, not an expected result.

A conventional grid with a moon-led feature

The base game uses five reels, three rows and twenty lines. Reviewers describe left-to-right line wins, but the short official listing does not provide a full paytable, so no symbol values or hierarchy are assumed. The regular grid is familiar; the moons define the feature.

FunTa says three golden full moons enter FREE GAME, and two reviews confirm that trigger. A reviewer saw the moons on reels 1, 3 and 5, but one observed result does not prove a required arrangement. The number of spins and retrigger conditions remain unconfirmed.

Why the Wild moon matters

Reviewers identify the silver moon as a Wild that stays where it lands for the rest of the free-game round. They describe it as carrying a multiplier; one observed x2 and x3 versions, but FunTa does not publish those values in the official listing. The confirmed idea is persistence, not a specific multiplier range.

A retained Wild can participate in later results, making the developing board matter across spins. Its position and the symbols needed for a line still determine whether it helps form a win. The official text does not explain how multiple multipliers combine, so additive or multiplicative stacking cannot be claimed.

Reviewers also describe multiplier Wilds in the base game, where they can contribute to a line without first entering Free Game. That gives the moon symbol two roles across the session: an ordinary Wild-related boost before the feature and a persistent presence during it. The distinction is useful, but neither account establishes a fixed multiplier on every Wild or guarantees that one will complete a winning line.

Configuration and limits

For this standard version, FunTa lists a 96.10% RTP, low volatility, a 23.20% hit frequency and a 1,000x maximum win. These are configuration figures, not a forecast for an individual session. One independent page reports different volatility and maximum-win values; the official listing is used here for both. The ceiling describes the maximum stated possibility, not an expected result. The official page does not give a release date, so no date is asserted.

Strengths and weak points

Strengths

The moon symbols give the bonus a coherent identity: golden moons open free games, while a silver Wild moon can remain active. That persistence lets a landed symbol matter across later spins instead of being a one-spin effect.

Weaknesses

The available rules do not establish the free-spin award, retrigger conditions, or how multiple multipliers combine. Those omissions make it difficult to assess the feature’s full progression even though its central Sticky Wild idea is clear.

Our Editor’s View

The Desire of the Wild is a familiar line slot with a free-game round built around persistent Wild moons. Three golden moons provide a clear trigger, and a silver moon can influence more than one later spin. That continuity gives the feature a coherent identity without a complicated rule tree. The limitation is missing detail: the sources do not establish the spin award, retriggers or how multipliers combine. FunTa’s low-volatility rating and 1,000x cap add context, not a prediction. This game should suit readers who want a recognizable trigger and a continuing Wild feature, provided they accept that some bonus rules remain unspecified.