Dragon’s Luck

Fans of oriental-themed video slots will instantly be fascinated by the classic theme and colour palette used in the game. The background setting takes place in between snowy mountain peaks with soft clouds portrayed on the horizon that are only pierced by sharp rocky crops. There are also red-leaved trees located on either side of the screen, adding to the majestic atmosphere of the game.

In the foreground, the reel set is housed within a red and gold pagoda along with two marble pillars that are beautifully entwined with silver and gold dragon statues. These statues can randomly spring to life and torch several symbols on the reel set to create a massive win. The video slot does not feature any musical soundtracks but you will still be treated to short bursts of oriental sounds such as the crash of gongs.

Dragon’s Luck might not feature extra bonus features such as free spins or bonus rounds, but you will still be treated to several base game features that are randomly activated while you play. Each of these features can earn you a decent amount of cash when they are displayed, adding a truly magical experience throughout your visit to ancient China.

It’s true that there are no bonus rounds like a free spins round or re-spin round. But, as we continue to explain in the payouts section, the main game has a very high paytable of symbols to hit. This means that playing the slot is still very worthwhile.

Before exploring the vast landscapes of ancient China, you will first need to generate a Zen-like attitude along with a clear approach towards your betting choices displayed below the pagoda reel set. Dragon’s Luck is enjoyed across five reels with ten non-adjustable pay lines. Therefore, you will only be able to adjust the total bet size ranging from a minimum bet value of $0.20 up to a maximum bet value of $500.00, giving both low and high bettors the perfect gaming experience. The game provides a medium to high variance level along with a return to player percentage of 90.46%.

As you can see from the paytable, the values of the symbols are very high throughout – even for the lower symbols. This means that the main game (which is the only game, given that there are no bonus rounds) pays out really well. It’s part of what makes Dragon’s Luck such a fun slot to play. We tested it out for a good 80 spins, and we got one big win, one super win and one mega win. Not bad at all, by anyone’s standards.

The selection of symbols found in Dragon’s Luck is exceptional, all relating to the Chinese theme and adding to the magical experience brought forth in the game. The symbols include a 138-coin in stunning blue and gold colors paying the highest coin value worth 1,380 coins, an extremely happy Chinese doll in a yellow dress, an orange and blue koi carp, and a pink lotus flower. The remaining symbols are taken from a deck of poker cards ranging from Ace through to 10, each decorated in a variety of colors including purple, cyan, yellow, orange, and green.