Red Dragon Wild

Theme

If you like martial arts, take the time to check out this one. To spice things up, the enemy to fight against here is a giant red dragon. If you like creations featuring these enormous creatures, you will certainly be interested to find out what’s inside this one.

A team of developers decided to create a story where one gets to see the eternal battle between good and evil. What do you think, who gets to be which one here?

Sometimes dragons can be slightly mystical, and which is why it’s not always easy to determine who gets to play the role of a good guy. Sometimes things turn to be quite unexpected, particularly in releases inspired by China.

If you are curious to discover more…

…stay here and check out our full review!

Betting Options and Functions

This one is displayed in 3 rows and 5 reels with 30 selectable pay-lines.

You can place bets starting from 0.01 up to 0.05.

"Autospin" and "Bet Max" are also at your disposal.

Features Explained

To start with the basic icons, there is a purple fan as well as several martial arts-themed symbols. You can also find playing card icons in this one, all painted in red but of no particularly creative design.

What would a dragon-themed release be without these enormous beings?

They are specials here. First among them is a brave warrior which acts as extended Wild. He can substitute all the non-extras in order to complete the winning combinations.

Besides this one, there’s the Dragon Wild. This one breathes fire on random symbols in order to turn them Blue. What does that change? It also completes the combinations which bring prizes.

THAT’S NOT ALL!

You can also find the Red Dragon which triggers some extra round and also works as a multiplier.

When you have dragons as main characters, it’s a demanding task indeed. It takes lots of creativity to find some powerful features which will justify the name.

Our Take

From a visual point of view, graphics and characters are not so special. They look decent, but definitely not memorable. On the other hand, features make up for the mentioned lack of a better design, offering various twists to the plot.

With that having said, you have two types of players. Those who like every single aspect of the game to be spick and span, and to look balanced. The other group is those who are satisfied if at least one of the segments look good. In this case, features are the stronger side of this one.

The final decision on this one is…

…definitely up to you, as in many situations. However, having a few spins to see how things are here won’t do any harm, right?