Fang & Fortune Slot Review
Fang & Fortune spends four whole reel positions on symbols that don’t pay a thing, and it gets away with it because the duel they feed is the whole show. A huge moon hangs over a gothic night split down the middle, blood-red castle on the left, cold blue forest on the right, vampire and werewolf squaring up across the reels.
Crazy Tooth Studio backs the theatrics with a genuinely non-standard engine: a 6×4 grid, 50 paylines paying from either end, high volatility, a 96.23% RTP, and stakes from 0.25 to 40.00.
It sits in familiar company alongside 777 Rainbow Respins and Lucky Clucks, though neither of those had fangs. This one bites, and mostly in the right places.
Base Game & Features
The grid is six reels by four rows with 50 active lines. Winning combinations need three or more matching symbols on a payline, on adjacent reels, starting from either the leftmost or the rightmost reel. Only the highest win per payline is paid. That both-ways setup is genuinely non-standard for a 50-line game, and it quietly doubles the ways any spin can connect.
Your bet multiplier is the number of credits played divided by 0.25, so a 0.50 stake gives a multiplier of 2. Every payout table displays credits won for the current multiplier, which keeps the maths transparent as you move up the stake ladder.
Several symbols behave unusually for a game of this size. The vampire symbol lands only on reels one and two, the werewolf only on reels five and six, and neither of them pays a thing. They’re fuel for the duel framing rather than paying symbols, which is a bold use of reel space on a 6×4 board.
- Wild: substitutes for all paying symbols in the base game, never for scatters
- Scatter: lands in the base game only; three anywhere awards the bonus
- Vampire symbol: reels one and two only, doesn’t pay
- Werewolf symbol: reels five and six only, doesn’t pay
- Card royals: A, K, Q and J do the routine work between the themed hits
Moonlight Multiplier Feature
This one can trigger randomly on any spin. When it does, 2X and 3X wild multiplier symbols are placed onto the reels, and each one included in a winning combination multiplies that win by its value. Stack a couple into the same line and the maths compounds quickly.
Both multiplier symbols substitute for all paying symbols but never for scatters, and they appear only inside this feature. The feature runs its course, pays everything out, and hands control back, with feature wins added to regular wins at the triggering bet multiplier.
FANG & FORTUNE™ Feature
Any spin can trigger a FANG & FORTUNE™ fight. It awards a credit prize, which may then be multiplied by a monster multiplier before landing in your balance. It’s a simple hit of the duel theme in the base game, and the prizes scale with your bet multiplier.
The feature multiplier is set by the game that triggered it, and the credit award is multiplied by that same figure before it’s paid. Wins from the fight sit on top of anything the reels themselves produce on the triggering spin, so the two payout streams don’t interfere with each other.
Prize Duel
Between spins, a duel screen pits vampire against werewolf, with prize totals building on the left and right of the display. Those running values give the base game something to watch even when the reels miss, and the monster face-off framing ties the whole presentation together.
Fang & Fortune Free Spins & Bonus Rounds
Landing 3 scatter symbols anywhere on the gameboard unlocks the FANG & FORTUNE™ Bonus, and the game then awards one of two bonus modes. The round cannot be retriggered, so what you get at the door is what you play out.
- Vampire Bonus: 10 spins in which 2x multipliers lock in place
- Werewolf Bonus: 7 spins carrying heavier 3x locks
- Top prize: awarded for locking all 6 multipliers
- Retrigger: not available
The choice is a genuine trade of quantity against quality. The Vampire round’s 10 spins give more chances for multipliers to land and lock, while the Werewolf’s 7 spins carry the heavier 3x values from the off. Locking the full set of six is the top prize in either mode.
Once a multiplier locks, it stays put for the remainder of the round, so the board fills up as the spins tick down and each new lock raises the ceiling on later wins. The round concludes after the final bonus spin, and the win-up-to values come from the cumulative winnings of an entire session rather than any single spin, so the totals build across the round. Bonus wins are added to any regular wins from the triggering spin, and the bet multiplier carries over from the game that triggered it.
Buy Features
There are two ways to buy straight into the bonus, with the price shown as a cash figure on the buttons at your current stake.
- Instant Bonus: 50x your bet, awards the FANG & FORTUNE™ Bonus (96.21% RTP)
- Super Bonus: 100x your bet, awards a Werewolf Bonus with 10 spins (96.12% RTP)
The Super Bonus is the interesting one: it takes the Werewolf’s 3x locking multipliers and gives them the Vampire round’s full 10 spins, which is the combination you can’t get any other way. Both buys sit above a bet threshold, so they drop off the menu at higher stakes.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.7/10
Playing this is a lot of watching two monsters circle each other while the reels grind, and honestly, the circling is the reason to be here. The duel gives even a dead spin a bit of stakes, which is more than most themed slots manage.
The strongest thing in it is the Super Bonus, the only route to 10 spins under the heavy 3x locks, and a properly sharp idea. The weakest is that the bonus can’t retrigger, so one thin round is all you get for your patience, and the game never tells you what its ceiling is.
It’s one for players who like a slow, moody build towards a single decisive round, and who enjoy a theme that works for its living. Anyone chasing long retrigger chains or printed jackpot numbers won’t find them under this moon – but for the rest, it’s a handsome scrap between two old monsters, and a fun one to have a side in.
Fang & Fortune FAQs
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What is the RTP of Fang & Fortune?
The RTP is 96.23%. That figure drops slightly to 96.21% when playing with the Instant Bonus and 96.12% with the Super Bonus. -
How do you trigger the FANG & FORTUNE Bonus?
Landing 3 scatter symbols anywhere on the gameboard. The game then awards either the Werewolf Bonus or the Vampire Bonus. -
Can the Fang & Fortune bonus be retriggered?
No. The bonus cannot be retriggered, so the spins you start with are all you get. -
What is the difference between the Vampire and Werewolf bonuses?
The Vampire Bonus awards 10 bonus spins with locking 2x multipliers, while the Werewolf Bonus awards 7 bonus spins with locking 3x multipliers. In either mode, locking all 6 multipliers awards the top prize. -
How does the Moonlight Multiplier Feature work?
It can trigger randomly on any spin, placing 2X and 3X wild multiplier symbols on the reels. Each multiplier included in a winning combination multiplies that win by its value, and the feature ends once all multipliers have populated and winning lines are paid. -
Can you buy the bonus on Fang & Fortune?
Yes. The Instant Bonus costs 50x your bet and awards the standard bonus, while the Super Bonus costs 100x your bet and awards a Werewolf Bonus with 10 spins. The buttons show the cash price at your current stake, and both are unavailable above a certain bet threshold. -
Is Fang & Fortune high volatility?
Yes, it’s a high volatility game with a hit frequency of 29.48%, so wins land on fewer than three spins in ten on average. -
What is the minimum and maximum bet on Fang & Fortune?
Stakes run from 0.25 to 40.00 per spin, with the bet multiplier calculated as credits played divided by 0.25.
