Divine Riches Diana

Divine Riches Diana Review

This game seems to follow a trend of 'riches' slots, and is similar to another game with a masculine theme. It's visually similar and has a Greek mythology theme, with the top symbol paying both ways. The presentation is decent, but it's unlikely to leave a lasting impression (except for potential winnings).

Large winnings are possible, and Divine Reward prizes can reach up to 5,000x your stake. This jackpot pick game is triggered randomly by collected tokens, and the bonus round includes a symbol upgrade system. Transforming all premium symbols into the top symbol can lead to larger wins up to 5,000x, but overall there's little novelty.

Divine Riches Diana Slot Features

The top symbol pays both ways and is worth 10x your stake for 5 on a payline. It also often appears in stacks. Other premium symbols pay between 4.5 and 9 x your stake, and the wild symbol substitutes for pay symbols to complete wins. The wild has no value of its own but can appear anywhere.

Symbols may randomly land with a bonus token, collected in the Divine Rewards meter. This can trigger the Divine Rewards feature, where you choose between 12 discs. Revealing 3 matching symbols awards the corresponding prize: Big, Major, Mega, and Divine jackpots, paying 15x, 40x, 200x, or 5,000x your stake, respectively.

The Bonus Round is triggered with 8, 12, or 16 free spins by landing 3, 4, or 5 scatters. Symbols are collected per spin, and collecting 12 triggers the Fortunes of feature, awarding +2 extra spins and upgrading a symbol to the next tier. This continues until all premium symbols become the top symbol, progressing through a series of objects to the main character.

The 200 Spins Divine Riches Diana Slot Experience

The Divine Rewards pick game is triggered at the video's start, followed by some larger base game wins before the bonus round. The latter occurs later in the video.

Review Summary

Divine Riches Diana is similar to another title and plays out in a comparable manner. It essentially depends on whether you prefer one character or another. The visual style is the same for both, and it's not the best work. It feels like some of the initial creativity has been lost.

Both games are decent but lack personality and depth. The jackpot pick game triggers sometimes, with a chance of landing 5,000x your stake. The symbol upgrade bonus round is also familiar and not particularly exciting. It's rare to convert many symbols, and this release is unlikely to surpass the previous one.