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Kingdom Conquest Review
While countless Dragon-themed games exist, another has emerged. The visual presentation is dramatic in Kingdom Conquest, with a red dragon playing an active role. It's usually curled around the 5x5 grid, but animates every 7th spin.
The Fireball Symbols turn wild via the dragon's breath, giving you a spin to anticipate. With low symbol values, you cannot hope for more than 280x your stake from a single spin, and up to 3,640x is possible from the bonus round. It's a fantasy release with a decent enough spin cycle.
Kingdom Conquest Game Features
The low-value symbols pay 0.24x your stake for 5-oak wins, while the weapon symbols pay 0.48x your stake for the same. The top-tier premiums - a Knight, a Princess and the King - pays between 0.8 and 2.8 x your stake, respectively, and the Wild symbol pays the same as the King if you land 5 on a payline.
The base game runs in cycles of 7 spins, and you can see the Fireball Countdown Timer. Each Dragon symbol that lands turns into a sticky Fireball Countdown symbol, and these all turn wild when the countdown reaches zero. The sticky countdown fireball symbols do not block regular wins though, as they are overlay symbols until activated into wilds by the dragon’s fire on the 7th spin.
The Bonus Round is triggered when you land 3 treasure chest scatters on reels 2, 3 and 4, and this awards 12 free spins. You will randomly get 6, 9 or 12 wilds assigned for the bonus round, and these will shift positions per free spin. There is no way to retrigger the bonus round or get extra spins, and players can purchase the 3 different versions of the feature as follows:
- Pay 24x your stake for 12 free spins with 6 shifting wilds.
- Pay 140x your stake for 12 free spins with 9 shifting wilds.
- Pay 350x your stake for 12 free spins with 12 shifting wilds.
The 200 Spins Kingdom Conquest Game Experience
You get to see the wild release feature in action a few times before we purchase the top-tier bonus round. This happens at 1:50 into the 4:43-minute highlights video, and the feature plays out for the remainder of the video. We landed decent payouts on pretty much every free spin, and you can check it all out by hitting the play button below.
Review Summary
Kingdom Conquest contains familiar elements. The visuals are engaging though, with the animated dragon curled around a grid that keeps bulging. The dragon plays an active part, blasting the sticky fireball symbols to transform them into wilds on every 7th spin.
The 7 spins wild release cycle gives you something to anticipate regularly, making the base game less of a grind. The bonus round is determined by how many moving wilds you get. Overall, this is a decent fantasy installment with an okay 3,640x potential.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| 7 spins wild release base game cycle | Single spin max win is only 280x |
| FS w/ up to 12 shifting wilds per spin | |
| Medium volatility and 3,640x potential |
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