Avalon: The Lost Kingdom Slot

King Arthur movies have always excited me and there are quite a number of games by various providers that are themed on King Arthur, but somehow or rather, none of those games really caught my interest. They tend not to play or pay as good as other better games, hence they’ve never gotten into my favourite games list. When I first saw this game from BGaming, I was thinking perhaps it plays like Microgaming’s Avalon or Avalon II game, which to me, are the better of King Arthur’s games, but it doesn’t.

The overall presentation of the game is actually quite nice, with pleasant looking icons, but upon looking into its paytable, things took a turn instead. Getting 5 Wilds, for example, would pay only a low 800 coins win, whilst the other symbols pay down to just 75 coins. Excalibur, the sword embedded in the stone, is the scatter symbol, but doesn’t pay anything for its appearance, so that sucks! 3 or more Excalibur symbols would trigger the free spins feature game, awarding 10, 12 or 15 free spins, with a random multiplier of 2x up to 7x, but I really feel that it should start with 15 free spins instead, to give the free spins game much more punch. After all, a 2x starting multiplier doesn’t give a good punch in the first place, even though the multiplier does increase by 1x with each new win from the free spins.

There is also a randomly activated feature in the base game, the Excalibur feature, whereby Wild symbols would be randomly thrown onto the reels, but this doesn’t seem to add much punching power either, simply because they don’t come in great numbers. 1 and 2 Wilds are common, but more than that is a rarity.

I really find playing Avalon The Lost Kingdom game a struggle, because it isn’t easy to get those 3 Sword symbols to trigger the free spins feature game. From my two separate sessions, I could only get one feature game, but was lucky enough that a nice 70x win finally came from the free spins, and from there on, I decided not to carry on playing. I have played several other games from BGaming before, and they simply do not favour any extended play, so it is always best to quit early before losing more. Anyway, the game doesn’t really attract me to try for bigger wins, so no regrets in not trying.

Avalon the long kingdom is the newest release slot by BGaming. This slot has 5 reels and 20 paylines. Revisit the legend of King Arthur when you play this slot. It features realistic images of a prince, Morgana the sorceress and a princess which gives huge payouts as they are the highest paying symbol. The game just features a free spins feature with multipliers and random wilds.

The soundtrack and graphics are brilliant and enhanced compare to their other releases. Symbols on the reels include items you would find in a castle as well as the royal symbols as per standard. The game has a wild symbol and note the wild is pretty active on the reels. You easily get 2 – 3 wilds on a lot of spins, however 8/10 spins you would see at least a single wild symbol. I would say this game is good for wagering and can keep a steady balance at times.

Scatters are also active as 2 land often, however getting the 3rd one can be hard. Landing 3 sword symbols anywhere on the reels active 10 free spins. If you land 4 or 5, the amount of spins are the same, however the scatter pay is more as well as the random feature seem to come often as well. You select one of the 3 top symbols, like the Prince or the Princess or Morgana as an extra wild symbol during free spins. On each spin a random multiplier between 2 – 7 is applied to the round.

Also during free spins, a random feature occur where a sword move across all 5 reels landing extra wilds randomly on the reels for bigger wins. I have seen 4 drops on the reels but I see on average its about 2. Out of the 10 spins the feature came twice only. I had a few good wins

My biggest win was just under 200x, however I had a couple of other 100x wins. The game is okay, but all about free spins. I would just put it on Autoplay.