A slot from GameArt and it has a Chinese good fortune theme, with 5 reels and 3 rows. It packs 50 fixed paylines but you only play for as little as 0.10 per spin. Hovering depending on the casino and currencies you may find that you pay 0.20 per spin, it is up to the casino how they set their rules.
The slot has one of those free spins features where you gotta get the scatter on the first 3 reels to get yourself those 10 free spins to start with. The fun part about it is that the wilds are sticky for the duration of the feature bonus and yes it can be re-triggered by getting another 5 free spins each time you get the 3 scatters during the feature bonus.
The graphics with the slot look fine, there is a strong focus on golden and red colours with many of the symbols.
There is no music in the base game except if you get some wins on various paylines and as for the sound effects, the reels have a good sound effect but the dragon wild is the most annoying sound ever that I wish they hadnβt used. There is some good Chinese music during the free spins feature if you have the music turned on otherwise it can be switched off and just keeping the sound effects on.
There is a fun little gamble feature that you can have switched on which allows you to gamble your wins up to 5 times, you get to choose between a red or black colour and see the previous colours that have showed up to help make your decision, during this time you will get the drumming sound effect. If you choose correctly you the sound effect of a crowd saying βyeahβ which is different than all the other gamble features that I seen from other providers. But for getting a wrong pick, there is no crowd going aww just a thump sound.
I played the 95.64% RTP version and I gave it a few hundreds to see what it was all about and basically struggled to trigger any feature because while it can tease it is hard to trigger it and the base wins well in almost 250 spins only one time it went over 10x.
A slot from GameArt and it has a Chinese good fortune theme, with 5 reels and 3 rows. It packs 50 fixed paylines but you only play for as little as 0.10 per spin. Hovering depending on the casino and currencies you may find that you pay 0.20 per spin, it is up to the casino how they set their rules.
The slot has one of those free spins features where you gotta get the scatter on the first 3 reels to get yourself those 10 free spins to start with. The fun part about it is that the wilds are sticky for the duration of the feature bonus and yes it can be re-triggered by getting another 5 free spins each time you get the 3 scatters during the feature bonus.
The graphics with the slot look fine, there is a strong focus on golden and red colours with many of the symbols.
There is no music in the base game except if you get some wins on various paylines and as for the sound effects, the reels have a good sound effect but the dragon wild is the most annoying sound ever that I wish they hadnβt used. There is some good Chinese music during the free spins feature if you have the music turned on otherwise it can be switched off and just keeping the sound effects on.
There is a fun little gamble feature that you can have switched on which allows you to gamble your wins up to 5 times, you get to choose between a red or black colour and see the previous colours that have showed up to help make your decision, during this time you will get the drumming sound effect. If you choose correctly you the sound effect of a crowd saying βyeahβ which is different than all the other gamble features that I seen from other providers. But for getting a wrong pick, there is no crowd going aww just a thump sound.
I played the 95.64% RTP version and I gave it a few hundreds to see what it was all about and basically struggled to trigger any feature because while it can tease it is hard to trigger it and the base wins well in almost 250 spins only one time it went over 10x.
The slot lacks the bonus buys or ante bets and when it came to sound sound effects they arenβt that great because of the dragon wilds which are not pleasant to hear at all. The slot has plenty of paylines but they are all fixed and I think it would have been better if we could adjust them by say making it 40 or 30 or 25 or 20 instead of having to play all 50.