Enchanted Prince Slot Review
Turquoise pond water, broad green lily pads and open white blooms, with the reels lashed inside a bamboo frame and the title inked in green Celtic-knot capitals on a parchment scroll above. Enchanted Prince is Eyecon‘s frog-prince fairytale, and its best ideas are old ones: it pays from two of a kind on four symbols, doubles any line the Crown touches, and lets a single free-games trigger extend itself up to 15 times over. That’s a more generous foundation than most modern releases bother building.
The RTP runs at 94.995%. Eyecon cut from the same simple cloth with Fluffy Favourites, a slot that proved plain machines can hold a room. Here the pond hides a Crown that doubles every win it touches, and a frog worth waiting for.
Base Game & Features
The cast is straight from the storybook. The Princess leads the paytable, followed by the Castle, the White Lily, the Lily Pad and the Red Heart silhouette, with the Frog and the Crown working as the scatter and the wild. Card royals from A down to 9 fill the gaps. It’s bright, hand-painted cartooning, and every symbol reads instantly at a glance.

Wins form across 25 fixed paylines, numbered 1 to 25 on the payline diagram, and line pays are multiples of the line bet:
- Princess: 20x, 200x, 1,000x, 4,000x for two, three, four or five
- Castle: 16x, 160x, 600x, 2,000x for two to five
- White Lily / Lily Pad: 4x, 40x, 300x, 1,600x for two to five
- Red Heart: 8x, 120x, 400x, 800x for two to five
- A / K: 32x, 200x, 800x for three to five
- Q / J: 24x, 160x, 400x for three to five
- 10 / 9: 16x, 100x, 200x for three to five
Four symbols pay from two of a kind: the Princess, the Castle, the Lily pair and the Red Heart. That’s unusually generous at the bottom of the ladder, and it means small hits land on two-reel starts that most games would ignore. The royals need three, as royals do.
The ladder itself is built in pairs. The White Lily and the Lily Pad share a paytier, as do A with K, Q with J, and 10 with 9, so there are really five price points across seven symbol groups. Only the Princess and the Castle stand alone, which keeps the two fairytale leads feeling genuinely premium when they line up.
Because line pays are multiples of the line bet rather than the total stake, the headline values land bigger than they first look. A 25-line session divides your stake twenty-five ways, so a full Princess line is paid against a single line’s share, not the whole spin. It’s the classic 25-line arrangement, and it’s worth understanding before the first spin.
The Crown substitutes for every symbol except the scattered Frog, and any line win it appears in pays double. The doubling applies to every line the Crown helps complete, at every paytier, so a Crown in the right place lifts a modest royalty line and a Princess line alike. It can also complete several lines at once when it lands centrally.
The Frog is the scatter. It counts anywhere on the reels rather than on a payline, which is what makes three of them a live prospect on every spin. The Frog also has its own job beyond scatters, but that belongs to the bonus section below.

Autoplay is on hand for longer sessions. Pick your spin count, set a loss limit if you want one, and the reels run themselves until the count is spent, the limit is reached or you intervene. The loss limit is worth using: it’s the only brake the mode builds in.

Enchanted Prince Bonus Features & Free Spins
The Free Games round is the whole bonus, and it starts with the Frog. Land three, four or five of them anywhere on the reels and the round begins:
- 3 Frogs: 15 free games
- 4 Frogs: 20 free games
- 5 Frogs: 25 free games
Free Games run on the same paylines and the same wager as the spin that triggered them, so nothing shrinks once you’re inside. The Crown keeps doubling lines throughout, which is where the round’s real value comes from: a Crown-completed Princess line during free games pays exactly what it would in the base game, and 25 free chances at it cost nothing.
More Frogs during the round award the same bundles again. A three-Frog landing adds 15 games to whatever remains, a four-Frog landing adds 20, and a five-Frog landing adds 25. The round can retrigger up to 15 times, so a session that starts at the bottom tier can, in principle, run to well over 200 free games before the pond goes quiet.
In practice that ceiling is a long way off. What the retrigger structure does guarantee is that a good Free Games round keeps extending itself while the Frogs keep landing, and every extension is at the original wager. There’s no second bonus mode and no pick game: this is the entire feature programme, and it doesn’t pretend to be more.

Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 6.9/10
Playing this one is a lot of waiting by the water. The base game ticks along on two-of-a-kind starts and Crown doubles, but everything points at one thing: catching the frog and watching the free games stack up. When that round hits and keeps retriggering, it’s the whole reason anybody sits down at this pond.
Its strength is what the retriggers do: a single trigger can grow into hundreds of free games at the original wager, which is more runway than plenty of busier slots ever offer. Its weakness is everything around that: the 94.995% RTP is below what modern releases pay, and if the frog stays underwater, there’s no second bonus to catch you.
This is a slot for players who like a patient, old-fashioned build and don’t need five features to stay interested, and it’ll feel like coming home to anyone raised on early online casinos. If you want modifiers firing on every spin, this pond is too still for you. Everyone else can happily wait for the frog to surface.
Enchanted Prince FAQs
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How do you trigger the Free Games in Enchanted Prince?
Three, four or five scattered Frog symbols appearing anywhere on the reels start the Free Games round. The Frog is a scatter, so it doesn’t need to land on a payline. -
How many free games does Enchanted Prince award?
You get 15 free games for three Frogs, 20 for four and 25 for five. Free Games run on the same paylines and wager as the triggering spin. -
Can the Free Games round retrigger?
Yes. Frogs landing during the round award the same free-game bundles again, and the round can retrigger up to 15 times, so a single trigger can extend itself many times over. -
What does the Crown symbol do in Enchanted Prince?
The Crown is the wild and substitutes for every symbol except the scattered Frog. Any line win that includes the Crown pays double, at every paytier. -
Which symbols pay from two of a kind?
Four of them: the Princess, the Castle, the White Lily and Lily Pad pair, and the Red Heart. Every card royal needs at least three to pay. -
Do the White Lily and the Lily Pad pay the same?
Yes. They share a paytier, as do A with K, Q with J, and 10 with 9. Only the Princess and the Castle have pay values of their own. -
What is the RTP of Enchanted Prince?
The RTP is 94.995%. That figure is the game’s total expected return. -
How many paylines does Enchanted Prince have?
Enchanted Prince has 25 paylines, shown numbered 1 to 25 on the game’s payline diagram. Wins pay left to right across active lines. -
What is the grid size of Enchanted Prince?
The game runs on a 5×3 grid: five reels and three rows, with wins forming across 25 fixed paylines. -
Who makes Enchanted Prince?
Enchanted Prince is made by Eyecon, the studio behind Fluffy Favourites.

