Prosperity Palace

The story once again takes us far east, to the lands of glorious dynasties of extraordinary wealth.

Doors of this magnificent palace are open for any player that has enough courage to enter and feel what wealth really means.

Prosperity Palace is one more in the long row of oriental-themed slots that features 10 paylines which are fixed on a popular 5x3 grid.

We are all familiar with the Play ’N Go’s work so far and we all know how many great video slots they have brought us.

But...

Do you think it was easy to make a game with one of the most popular topics in the world of video slots аnd to stand out in comparison to other almost identical titles?

It was definitely NOT easy! Was the provider team up to the task?

Stay with us to find out!

Theme and Symbols

First things first, right? As soon as you load the game you will be blown away by the richness of colors and carefully done details.

Since most of you have probably already tried some of the oriental games, you know that red and gold dominate the majority of the screens, while symbols don’t deviate much from those in other similar titles.

Important to realize:

In terms of cosmetics, Play ‘N Go has taken a step forward, so don’t be surprised if everything looks brand new to you.

We are placed at the front gate of a colorful temple guarded by 2 golden lions.

On the paytable, we will meet royals (10-A) as symbols of the lowest value, followed by images of children riding koi fish. Also, we will encounter the classic Chinese symbol of wealth represented by 3 golden coins connected with a red ribbon.

The jade dragon statue is the wild and the cheerful golden Buddha is the scatter.

Betting Options

No matter which of the two groups of players you belong to, Prosperity Palace will definitely have something for you.

The betting range starts at 0.10 and goes all the way up to 100 coins per spin.

The highlight of this title are definitely its payouts. For 5 jade dragons, you will be awarded 5.000x the bet, while the girl riding koi pays 1000x the bet.

If we take into account the maximum available win that is set at 500.000 coins and RTP of 96.25%, we can all agree that this installment is definitely worth our attention.

Interface wise, we have the standard Play ‘N Go setting with autoplay options available in the lower right corner of the screen, a big green spin button and “i” where you can find more information on the paytable or some features.

So, has this title already justified its name?

Features

Wilds

We have 2 types of wilds here:

• Represented by the jade dragon, the Regular Wild will act as a replacement for all of the regular symbols except the golden Buddha scatter…

 …and it will pay a lot for 5 of a kind. 

• Free Spins Wild is the same as the scatter symbol, except it has ‘wild’ written on it. This wild will appear only on reels 1, 3 and 5 during the Free Spins round

Free Spins

By landing 3 golden Buddha scatters anywhere on the grid, you will trigger this feature and you will be granted 10 re-triggerable free spins.

But wait, there’s more!

In this phase, both Regular Wild and Free Spins Wild will appear on the grid which will greatly increase your chances to score big.

Gamble Feature

Any win that you land can be doubled or quadrupled by using this feature. All you need to do is to guess the next card’s color or suit.

Sounds easy, eh?

Take care, because if your guess is wrong you will lose all your winnings.

To Conclude

Shall we answer all the questions asked?

It was certainly not an easy task to create a slot with one of the most popular themes that will stand out in any way compared to others.

But,

Play N’ Go was up to the task. Great visuals accompanied by amazing payouts and enough features indicate that Prosperity Palace has definitely justified its name.

In the end, we were expecting quality content from this provider, but we must say that this level of dedication and overall quality implemented left us speechless.

We invite you to check other reviews of Play ‘N Go releases as the Scandinavian Babes or Book of Dead.