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The best way to think of First Person Dream Catcher is as a solo-play alternative to the live Dream Catcher game. It is part of the First Person series made by Evolution, which are non-live versions of all of their most popular games. In general, they keep all of the core gameplay but remove the live studio, the host, and the other players from the mix.

For First Person Dream Catcher, the all-important wheel is front and center. It is filled mostly with number symbols ranging from 1 to 40 which the player can bet on for each spin. The higher the number on the space, the higher the payout, but there is only one 40 symbol on the entire board making it extremely rare to land. The important thing to remember is that if the wheel stops on 20, it won’t pay out anything unless the player has a wager on that number.

There are also two multiplier symbols on the board, one worth 2x and one worth 7x. Each one will multiply the value of any wins on the next spin, and can also stack in the event that they get landed on more than once in a row.

The big advantages to playing Dream Catcher First Person compared to Dream Catcher Live are both convenience and speed. There are no set times to play, no waiting times for players to make bets, and no longer wait for results or downtime between spins. It can be played anytime and anywhere.

Despite the popularity of the other game show wheel games in Evolution’s library, Dream Catcher is the only one so far to get the First Person treatment. With that said, the series is quite extensive and includes a number of different titles to try out. The single feature each game shares is the ‘Go Live’ button, which can be used to jump straight to the live version of the game being played.

First Person Mega Ball

First Person Mega Ball really boils down to a game of bingo but with a bit of added spark. In each round 20 base numbers are dropped into a tube, and any numbers that appear are marked off the player’s game card. The more lines of numbers that are completed on a single card, the higher the payout will be, up to 10,000x for 6 or more lines.

The extra part is that there is a 21st ball that drops, the Mega Ball, which comes with a randomly spun multiplier. Any lines that the Mega Ball completes are given the multiplier, and there’s even a chance of a second Mega Ball dropping on the spin.

First Person Lightning Roulette

First Person Lightning Roulette essentially does for roulette what Mega Ball does for bingo. It is played in the same manner as a European roulette game, with a player making bets on the space that the ball will land on once the wheel stops spinning. The lightning element is that after bets are locked in, between 1 and 5 numbers on the wheel get a multiplier added to them, which multiplies any winning bets featuring those numbers.

The fact that the game doesn’t have the live host, the studio, or the other players to interact with does make it a much more low-key game, but at the same time, it’s a much more relaxing experience where the player can choose their own pace to play. The production quality is still exactly what would be expected from a developer of Evolution’s pedigree, so there’s no loss in quality, and the convenience of playing it whenever fits the player best means that they can really get comfortable to play or even fit in a few spins on the move.

What is Evolution Gaming?

Amongst casino veterans, the name Evolution Gaming is a byword for high-quality live casino games, from table games through to elaborate game shows like the one that First Person Dream Catcher is based on. They produce game shows that are comparable to professional TV game shows, and while they only very rarely venture into games that aren’t live, the First Person series is one of the few examples.