Temple of Nudges slot doesn't have a free spins game, it replaces it not only with the re-spins feature, but also adds nudges into the equasion for extra fun. I've found this game to be different than the others, in a good way, but I also feel the game has its pros and cons, so let me give you an honest opinion about these. Main game and paytable Spins in Temple of Nudges can take a long time to complete as the game leads you through a long sequence of events, as every win will trigger that sequence that is the only bonus feature of the game, since Temple of Nudges doesn't have free spins, and it doesn't even have a Wild or a Scatter. It's just the eight symbols. The game is played on a 5x3 board with 243 ways to win, so symbols on adjacent reels, starting from the leftmost one, will form a winning payline. You pay 25 coins to spin the reels, and all the prizes in the paytable are far smaller than your bet as the maximum one is 9 coins. The minimum prize for five-of-a-kind is only 3 coins, and the minimum prize overall is 1 coin. This means you'll have to have luck with the bonus features to break even, but the game does offer a way to win big if your sequence goes on for long enough. Bonus features You'll start simply by spinning the reels on your 5x3 board and will either land a win or you won't. If you don't win then the spin is over. If you do land a winning combination, you'll definitely get at least one Nudge, which means the entire reel set will nudge one position down to reveal a new row of symbols. For as long as you have a winning combination on your board, you'll keep getting new Nudges. Also, all winning spins or Nudges have a chance of landing a Re-spin overlay on one of the symbols, and when that happens all the winning symbols on your board will be held while the others will re-spin. This means two things – you're getting a lot of value for your money as these re-spins and nudges are better than a free spins game could be, and the second thing is that the game is leading you towards a full board win. Temple of Nudges Slots RTP Theoretical return to player (RTP) is 96.03%, which is decent, but this game is more about variance. Some people will like the fact that the game is paying often enough to keep you going, while others will complain about the skinny paytable that forces you to progress far in the bonus feature just to break even. The game does offer a way to win big, up to 2187x your bet, but the variance of that is incredibly high. This is your usual NetEnt low variance experience, with a minimal chance of winning big if your reels keep aligning the way you want them to. Conclusion Temple of Nudges is an innovative game and definitely one worth playing, just make sure you are fine with low variance games so you don't get disappointed when you keep winning and then look at your balance and see it's the same you started with. Most people enjoy NetEnt slots, and if you are one of them, you'll enjoy this title as well.