Mighty Symbols Diamonds Slot Review
Royal-blue damask from edge to edge, a gold filigree frame studded with blue gems, scrollwork curling at the corners: Mighty Symbols Diamonds dresses its reels like a jewellery box. It’s a lavish setting for a modest fruit paytable, where five 7s, the best on offer, return just 20x the total bet. Almost everything this game actually pays hangs on one multiplier symbol that spends the free spins round wandering the reels – and the ornament, honestly, is half the appeal.
It runs on a 5×3 grid with 10 fixed paylines, pays out at 96.13% RTP and caps all winnings at 2,500x the bet. Wazdan built it, in the same ornate-classic vein as Mighty Symbols: Crowns, and it sits alongside titles like 9 Coins Grand Diamond Edition and Hot Slot: 777 Coins in the studio’s catalogue.
Diamonds, Wilds and the Paytable
Wins are straightforward: three, four or five matching symbols from the leftmost reel across one of the 10 fixed lines. Only the highest win per line counts. Wins from different lines add together, which is as conventional as payline maths gets.
The paying cast is classic fruit fare, topped by the 7. Values below are multiples of the total bet:
- 7 – 2x for three, 4x for four, 20x for five
- Watermelon – 1.5x, 3x, 6x
- Grapes – 1x, 2x, 4x
- Plum – 0.5x, 1x, 2x
- Orange – 0.4x, 0.6x, 1x
- Lemon – 0.2x, 0.4x, 0.8x
- Cherry – 0.2x, 0.4x, 0.6x
Five 7s at 20x the total bet is a modest ceiling for a top symbol, and the fruit below it tapers off quickly. From grapes downward, a five-of-a-kind never returns even the base stake four times over. Big results have to come from elsewhere.
The wild does what wilds do: the Diamond substitutes for every symbol except the FREE SPINS symbol. Its larger cousin, the Giant Diamond, substitutes the same way but arrives with a random multiplier between 1x and 5x that boosts any line win it forms part of.
When a Giant Diamond lands, the outcome of the surrounding symbols is entirely random, so every appearance is its own little event on an otherwise quiet grid. It’s a simple system, and the base game leans on it almost entirely.
Free Spins and the Walking Giant Diamond
Three FREE SPINS symbols, one each on reels 1, 3 and 5, trigger the feature. At the start, the game randomly rolls both the spin count and the starting multiplier of a Walking Giant Diamond that appears on the reels:
- Free spins awarded: 5, 7, 9, 12 or 15
- Initial Walking Giant Diamond multiplier: 1x, 2x, 3x, 4x or 5x
The Walking Giant Diamond
The Walking Giant Diamond moves in all directions with each spin, multiplying the line wins of any combination it takes part in. Because it wanders rather than holding still, it can join a win on one spin and miss the next, which gives the round a push-your-luck texture the base game never has.
During the round, dedicated multiplier symbols of +1x, +2x and +3x can land and push that value higher, so a diamond that starts modest can end the round doing serious work. Landing more FREE SPINS symbols adds three extra spins apiece, extending the walk and the number of multiplier symbols that can land before it ends.
There’s a hard stop, too. If a free spins round’s total win reaches 2,500x the bet, the round ends immediately, the win is paid and any remaining spins are forfeited.
Chance Level and the Gamble Feature
Chance Level
Chance Level is a stake multiplier that raises the odds of triggering free spins without touching the paytable. Symbol values stay identical to the base bet in both the base game and the feature:
- x2 – doubles the bet, at least a 2x higher chance of triggering free spins
- x4 – quadruples the bet, at least a 5x higher chance
- x6 – multiplies the bet by six, at least an 8x higher chance
Note the asymmetry in the higher tiers. At x6 you’re paying six times the stake for an eight-times-better shot at the feature, a better exchange than the x2 tier’s two-for-two, so the deeper levels reward commitment more than a token tickle.
Gamble Feature
Every win can be gambled for a double. Pick one of two symbols, a draw decides the winner, and each round is independent with the same odds throughout. You can bank the win after any correct guess; a wrong one forfeits everything in the counter and returns you to the reels.
The ladder runs for up to seven rounds, with the number of available rounds capped by the game’s overall win limit. That cap is doing real work here: doubling a base-game win repeatedly runs into the same 2,500x ceiling the free spins round does, so the gamble feature can’t be used to tunnel past the game’s maths.
Volatility Levels and the Bonus Shop
Volatility Levels
Wazdan’s Volatility Levels return in their usual three settings. Low pays out more often but smaller, High goes for big wins at a lower frequency, and Standard sits between the two. It’s a genuine player choice rather than a gimmick, and it’s the reason one session on this game can feel nothing like the next.
Low is the pick for short sessions on a modest bankroll. High suits the opposite temperament, trading hit frequency for the chance at the sort of win the 20x top symbol can’t deliver on its own. Standard covers the middle ground if you’d rather not commit either way.
The Bonus Shop
Bonuses can also be bought outright through the in-game shop, and doing so unlocks Ultra and Extreme volatility options on the free spins round, characterised by even bigger wins than the standard levels. The 2,500x ceiling applies however you get there.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.2/10
This is a game you play for one round. The base game ticks along – lines land, a Giant Diamond multiplies the odd one – but with five 7s paying 20x, nothing on the reels pays enough to matter, and the free spins are the entire reason to be here. That round is the strength. A roaming multiplier that climbs through the round and can retrigger gives every spin something riding on where the diamond ends up, and that’s more tension than most fruit slots ever manufacture.
The weakness is the ceiling. 2,500x is realistic but modest, and with a paytable this thin underneath it, the walk has to deliver or the session doesn’t.
Players who like a classic fruit machine with one modern idea done properly – and who’ll enjoy setting the volatility to match the evening – will find this an easy game to like, blue damask and all. Anyone hunting four- and five-figure ceilings will want more room than the diamond has to walk.
Mighty Symbols Diamonds FAQs
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What is the RTP of Mighty Symbols Diamonds?
96.13%. -
How do you trigger free spins in Mighty Symbols Diamonds?
Three FREE SPINS symbols must land anywhere on reels 1, 3 and 5 in the same spin. Once the round is running, further FREE SPINS symbols extend it by three spins apiece. -
What does the Walking Giant Diamond do?
It appears at the start of the free spins round with a random multiplier of 1x to 5x and moves in all directions with each spin, multiplying the line wins of any combination it forms part of. During the round, +1x, +2x and +3x symbols can land and increase its value. -
What is the maximum win on Mighty Symbols Diamonds?
2,500x the bet. Once a free spins round’s total reaches that limit, the round stops there and then, the win is paid out and any spins still owed are cancelled. -
How many paylines does Mighty Symbols Diamonds have?
10 fixed bet lines, on a 5×3 grid. Wins pay left to right on consecutive reels, with only the highest win per line paid. -
Can you buy the bonus on Mighty Symbols Diamonds?
Yes. The in-game shop sells the available bonuses directly, and buying the free spins feature also unlocks Ultra and Extreme volatility options on the round. -
What is Chance Level and is it worth using?
Chance Level multiplies your stake by 2, 4 or 6 in exchange for at least a 2x, 5x or 8x higher chance of triggering free spins. It doesn’t change the paytable, so symbol values stay the same as at the base bet. -
Who makes Mighty Symbols Diamonds?
Wazdan. Mighty Symbols Diamonds’ release date is 18 October 2023.
