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Kingdoms Rise

The Kingdoms Rise franchise is one of the most popular collection of games around, and for a good reason! Linked together by a virtual map that’s available to access within any of the games, you are free to explore across all universes at a click of a button. Devised to stretch your imagination, and hopefully fill your pockets, you’ll find a catalogue of Kingdoms Rise slot games at any popular UK casino site.

To get you started, we’ve put together a short guide on two of the most fun filled offerings the series has to offer. Read on to find out more.

Kingdoms Rise: Shadow Queen

Step forward as a tribute to this regal goddess, as she looks over a whopping 25 paylines, waiting to be spun. Land yourself in the Shadow Queen’s good books and you’ll be in with a chance of unlocking payouts worth up to 5,000x your first bet. Despite such a grand prize, you can get the action into full flow for as little as 0.10 coins per spin.

Across these five reels you’ll find a whole host of iconic figures. Introduce yourself to a range of coloured gems, a pot of magic potion, an ancient book of spells, a blue demon, an emerald green sorcerer and the brave warrior. Find a minimum of three of any of these symbols and you’ll be able to walk away with up to 500x your bet. The Shadow Queen herself acts as a stacked wild during your gameplay, giving you the chance to craft even more winning combinations.

However, the key to truly winning big lies in landing at least three of the golden wheel scatters. Appearing only on the second, third and fourth reel, the scatter grants you entry into the magic wins feature and a bunch of bonuses.

Kingdoms Rise: Chasm of Fear

Make sure you’re on the right side of the gods before you take on this fearful slot. There’s a tempting total of 3,456 ways to win if you’re brave enough to take on the challenge, for as little as 0.10 coins per spin. Keep your eye on the prize and remain brave, and you could be walking away with a well-deserved 10,000x your bet.

Across the five god-monitored reels you’ll find a whole cast of potentially valuable characters. As we’ve previously touched on, colours gems feature once more, acting as the lower paying symbols. Next, you’ll find the ship’s captain and femme fatale, closely followed by the beer-filled first mate, monkey, mermaid and hissing serpent. The latter acts as the jackpot symbol, with three or more dishing out a prize worth 50x your bet. If you’re brave enough to sail a little bit deeper into the Chasm of Fear waters, then you’ll have a shot at that top prize.

It’s also worth looking out for the treasure chest icon, as this acts as both the wild and the multiplier symbol, boosting prizes by 3x. There’s also a sea monster scatter which can occupy the second row of the fifth reel, dishing out a re-spin.

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