Temple of Fury Dream Drop

Temple of Fury Dream Drop Review

This isn’t the first Dream Drop release, and it’s not the last one either, as they have another one in the pipeline already. Temple of Fury Dream Drop is a very different game from its predecessor for sure, and it takes us into a medieval fantasy world where a fire-breathing dragon plays a central part. The math model could hardly be more different either, as the volatility is very low in this game.

We can look past the correspondingly low non-jackpot max win of only 1,780x your stake, however, the low volatility comes with an upside. It makes the jackpot chase a whole lot smoother than it usually is, as keeping afloat isn’t all that hard. You get 4 randomly triggered Fury Features to keep you entertained while you wait for the DD feature, as well as Nitro Spins where at least 1 fury modifier is unleashed per spin.

Temple of Fury Dream Drop Slot Features

In the Temple of Fury Dream Drop slot the premium symbols pay between 2 and 10 x your stake for 5 of a kind wins, and winning symbols are locked in place while the remaining positions respin. This repeats as long as you either improve the initial win, or land a new winning combo. If the latter happens, the new combo is sticky for a respin as well. The payout is awarded when no new winning symbols land. The Wild symbol can step in for any pay symbol to help you out, as wilds usually do.

You can trigger up to 4 Fury Features at random times, and you will then see fire from the pit below the grid shoot up to highlight up to all 4 feature icons above the grid. The features are as follows:

• Extra Row - unlocks the extra top row, giving you a 5x4 grid with 178 win ways.
• Expand Wilds - expands all wilds that appear to cover the full reel or reels.
• Symbol Upgrade - upgrades all instances of a randomly chosen low-value symbol to the corresponding premium symbol (the crest on the symbols correspond).
• Extra Life - awards an extra spin at the end of sticky winning symbol sequences.

You can land Fortune Coins as small overlaid icons on random low-value pay symbols, and these are collected in a tally above the grid. You can use these tokens to buy or reduce the cost of features, and the tokens are spendable across all related slots.

The Super Spinner feature can trigger at any time when a Fortune Coin is collected, and this activates the wheel of fortune seen on the right-hand side. It will land you either 5, 10, 15, or 25 Nitro Spins, or a cash prize between 60 and 500 x your stake. If eligible, you can purchase a Super Spinner spin for 500 fortune coins.

The Nitro Spins feature is not a bonus round, as you’re still paying for the spins. The big difference is that you’re guaranteed at least 1 Fury Feature per Nitro Spin, and you will also land Fortune Coins more often. This also increases your Super Spinner chances, and eligible players can purchase Nitro Spins for 50 % extra or 4 fortune coins per spin.

The Dream Drop Jackpot Spin can trigger at random times, and this happens before a base game spin. Only DD symbols can appear on the special grid of this feature, and you need 5 in view to get to the actual Dream Drop Bonus. The 5 progressive jackpots are represented by 5 reels of different sizes filled with wooden crates.

The dragon’s fire will reveal DD symbols on the different reels, and you win the corresponding jackpot of the first reel that is fully revealed. The seed level of the Rapid, Midi, Maxi, Major, and Mega jackpots are £1, £5, £100, £25,000, and £500,000, respectively, and the Mega Jackpot will eventually be able to go as high as £10 million.

Review Summary

Chasing the Dream Drop Jackpots is usually a costly affair, due to the volatile nature of most Dream Drop games, and the lower than regular RTP you get with progressive jackpots involved. We therefore see what the developers have been thinking with this release, and it’s not a bad idea at all. Temple of Fury Dream Drop gives you a golden opportunity to chase the Mega Jackpot without going bankrupt in the process.

The low volatility means that staying afloat is far easier than in most, if not all, competitor releases to date, but the downside is the measly 1,780x potential outside of the jackpots. We see no reason to play the non-jackpot version of this game in that regard, but the sticky win respins and the random fury features will keep you entertained while you wait for the DD jackpot spin to trigger. Decent to larger top-up wins can come from the Super Spinner wheel and Nitro Spins, and Temple of Fury Dream Drop is a good alternative for budget jackpot chasers.