Kingdom Of Fortune Slot Review
A catapult sits idle in the grass between two rival castles, red pennants on one side and a saltire on the other, and neither army seems in much of a hurry to fight. That’s fitting, because Kingdom Of Fortune is a siege game where almost nothing happens until the crown shows up – a slot that hoards nearly all of its excitement inside one 10-spin round and asks you to wait out the rest. The waiting looks good, at least: bright storybook art, crossed swords and a quartered shield arching over the reels in hand-painted gold.
Behind the pageantry, this is Blueprint Gaming running a deliberately old-fashioned format: a 5×4 grid, 20 winlines and a total RTP of 95.96%. There’s no elaborate bonus wheel or collection meter, just free games built around a wild multiplier that can climb steeply, and a maximum win of 50,000x the total bet. It’s a simpler machine than stablemates like Eye of Horus Megaways or Genie Jackpots Megaways, and that plainness is most of its character.
Base Game & Features
The base game is a straight 20-winline affair. Wins pay left to right across the five reels and four rows, and only the highest combination on each line counts. Wins are multiplied by the line bet, so the headline values below sit on top of a per-line stake rather than the full spin cost.
Twenty fixed lines on a 5×4 grid means the reel set is taller than the classic 5×3 without ever feeling crowded. Each of the four rows carries five symbol positions, and because every winline is fixed there’s no decision to make before spinning: your stake covers all 20 routes, and the game does the arithmetic for you.
The wild is a gold hammer and gauntlet that substitutes for every symbol except the bonus crown. It carries its own payout ladder right at the top of the paytable, and it’s the only symbol that does two jobs at once: stand-in and top payer. When one lands inside a winning line, it doubles the win on top of whatever the line itself pays.
Symbol values are multiples of the total bet:
- Wild (Hammer/Gauntlet) – two pays 400x, three 800x, four 1,200x, five 100,000x
- Gold Crest/Skull – two pays 400x, three 800x, four 1,200x, five 4,000x
- Blue/Silver Crest with Deer – two pays 160x, three 320x, four 640x, five 1,600x
- Green Shield with Deer – three pays 160x, four 320x, five 640x
- Pig – three pays 80x, four 160x, five 480x
- K/A – three pays 40x, four 120x, five 320x
- J/Q – three pays 20x, four 80x, five 160x
- Nine/Ten – three pays 20x, four 40x, five 80x
The spread tells you how the game is built. The two crests pay from two of a kind and dwarf everything beneath them, while the card royals and the pig do the day-to-day work of keeping the balance ticking over.
Notice where the ladder stops. The wild’s five-of-a-kind prize stands well clear of anything the standard symbols can manage, but the single-game win cap sits below it and cuts every result off at the same ceiling regardless of which symbol produced it. In practice the wild matters less as a five-of-a-kind line and more as the multiplier it drags along with it.
The scatter keeps its distance from all of this. The crown, labelled BONUS, doesn’t form winning lines at all; its only job is to open the free games round, which is where the payouts stop behaving like a traditional 20-liner.
Kingdom Of Fortune Bonus Features & Free Spins
The crown scatter is the only route out of the base game. Three of them anywhere on the reels award 10 free games, and the round can be retriggered by landing three more crowns while it runs. That’s the entire trigger structure: no ladders, no accumulation, no second bonus hiding behind a different symbol.
Free games feature the Wild Multiplier and Royal Streak. The multiplier is the engine of the whole round, and it works per winning line:
- One wild in a winning line – pays x2
- Two wilds – pays x4
- Three wilds – pays x8
- Four wilds in a single win – pays x16
The steps are worth reading closely. Each additional wild in the same line doesn’t add a flat amount, it doubles the previous step, so the fourth wild is worth eight times the first. A line that would have paid modestly in the base game can multiply itself sixteen times over here, which is a wider spread between the two modes than most 20-line games offer.
With four rows in play, the top step is a live possibility rather than a decoration, and a wild-heavy spin inside the bonus is where the game’s real ceiling lives. Royal Streak runs alongside the multiplier during free games, rounding out a round that keeps its rules short and its payouts concentrated.
Retriggers change the shape of a good round. Ten spins is a short window for a wild-heavy line to assemble itself, and landing three more crowns extends that window mid-round, with every added spin another chance for the x16 line to land.
The maximum win from a single game is 50,000x the total bet. That figure belongs to the same family as the wild multiplier at full stretch, which tells you where the game expects its big moments to come from: not the base grid, but the bonus round stacked with wilds. RTP is based on long-term payback and gameplay, so the 95.96% figure describes the game over its life rather than any single session.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7/10
This is a long wait for a short battle, and honestly the wait is the game. You spin, the royals trickle small wins back, and you watch for crowns – the whole appeal is that single built-up moment when the free games finally arrive. Anyone who enjoys that slow build, with a proper payout waiting at the end of it, is choosing Kingdom Of Fortune for exactly the right reason.
Its strength is the doubling wild multiplier, which gives a plain 20-liner a bigger gap between its bonus and its base game than the format usually manages. Its weakness is everything between scatters: the base game pays modestly and does nothing else, so if the crowns stay away there’s nothing much to remember about a session.
It’s one for players who like their slots simple, patient and dressed in nice art, and for Blueprint fans who prefer the classic end of the catalogue. Anyone who wants something happening on every spin will find this castle quiet. For the patient type, though, the siege pays off more often than the walls suggest.
Kingdom Of Fortune FAQs
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What is the RTP of Kingdom Of Fortune?
The RTP is 95.96%, and that figure is the total expected return rather than a base-game-only value. It’s based on long-term payback and gameplay, not on any single session. -
How do you trigger free games in Kingdom Of Fortune?
Three crown scatter symbols anywhere on the reels award 10 free games. The round features the Wild Multiplier and Royal Streak, and it can be retriggered. -
How does the Wild Multiplier work?
A wild landing in a winning line multiplies the win. One wild pays x2, two pay x4, three pay x8, and four wilds in a single win pay x16. Each extra wild doubles the previous step, so the fourth wild is worth eight times the first. -
Can free games be retriggered in Kingdom Of Fortune?
Yes, free games can be retriggered by landing three more crown scatters during the round, so a good run can stretch well beyond the initial 10 spins. -
What is the maximum win on Kingdom Of Fortune?
A single game pays out at most 50,000x your total bet. Any result that would exceed that ceiling is cut off at it, whichever symbol produced the win. -
How many paylines does Kingdom Of Fortune have?
The game has 20 fixed winlines across its 5×4 grid, paying left to right with only the highest combination per line counting. -
What does the wild substitute for in Kingdom Of Fortune?
The gold hammer and gauntlet wild substitutes for every symbol except the bonus crown. It’s also the game’s top-paying symbol, and inside free games it multiplies any line win it helps to complete. -
Who makes Kingdom Of Fortune?
Kingdom Of Fortune is made by Blueprint Gaming, and its release date is 10 August 2018.
