Path Of Destiny

Path Of Destiny Review

At first glance, this might look like one of those heavily ornamented asian slots, but the game has avoided that cliché by allowing themselves to be inspired by ancient vedic culture instead. The result is a visually pleasing game that feels a bit empty and hollow. The pace of the gameplay can be a bit slow without the turbo switched on, and summing up larger wins takes forever here.

You can place bets between 10p and £40 per spin across all platforms and devices. The potential will not impress most players with a bit of experience, and the bonus features bring nothing new to the table. Perhaps this game is aimed at the Indian market mostly, cause it will probably not make a big dent in the west.

Path Of Destiny Features

Central to this game is the Ganesha Coin. You will many times land stacks of this coin in the base game, and you will then see all the coins spin to reveal a random matching symbol. This is a classic mystery symbol feature in other words, and a different version of it will appear in the bonus round.

You trigger the Lucky Spins bonus round by landing 3 lucky spin symbols on reels 1, 3 and 5. This gives you 10 free spins for starters, but you will also get 5 extra spins every time you land a lucky spin symbol on both reels 1 and 5.

During the feature you can also land 3x3 Ganesha Mega Symbols on the 3 middle reels. It will land either fully or partially, and then split into up to 9 mystery coins that reveal identical symbols. This can lead to bigger wins up to a maximum of 1,380x your stake.

The 200 Spins Path Of Destiny Experience

The Ganesha Coin helped us out quite a bit in the base game, and we had ourselves a pretty decent “super win” during the bonus round because of the mega version of it. However, the size of that particular win does not justify the almost full minute it takes to sum it up. You can check out all the highlights in our video below (the bonus round is triggered exactly 1 minute into the video).

Review Summary

Path Of Destiny is pretty much a run-of-the-mill game that offers nothing new or innovative. Visually, it looks pretty good with all the gold and ornamental luxury, but the features have been seen in countless other games. The bonus round with a mega mystery symbol can lead to decent payouts, but there are similar games with a far better math model out there.

The mystery symbols also add a bit of excitement to the base game, but the measly 1,380x potential offers no real rationale as to why you should risk anything on this pretty volatility title. In addition, you have the customizable RTP ranges to “worry about”, which is starting to become an annoying trend. As a standalone game it’s not all that bad, and it could have been decent with a higher potential and RTP.

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There are exactly 67 games inspired by Indian culture in our catalog at the time of writing. However, we will base our recommendations more on the features than the theme here. We have handpicked some alternative slots below, and you can check them out further via the provided links.

Aztec Bonanza - is a game with 384 ways to win. It comes with tumbling wins that expand the reel set, and also mystery symbols and mega symbols. The bonus round plays out on a fully expanded reel set, and massive wins up to 19,440x your stake is possible here.

Mystery Reels Power Reels - is another creation that centers around mega mystery symbols. The difference is that the mystery symbol can clone itself here, and this game plays out on a 7x6 grid where up to 5,000x payouts are possible. This is a highly volatile fruity game that is well worth checking out.

Sabaton - is a branded effort, and it’s based around the Swedish power metal band by the same name. This is really a heavy hitter packed with action and features, and these include mega symbols, mystery symbols, linked reels to name a few. The big highlight is the bonus round, where payouts up to 5,000x your stake can be landed.