Sun of Fortune

By Matthew Kennedy | Updated 4 March 2024

Wazdan have a new Asian themed slot called Sun of Fortune, which was released in April 2021. You can select a low, med or high volatility, and features include wilds, hold and win 4 fixed jackpots.

Slot details

Sun of Fortune is played across a 4×4 grid and utilises the cluster pays mechanic. The RTP is set at 96.15% and wagering starts from 10p up to £100 per spin.The design is typical of the Asian culture, with the reels set on a simplistic gold and red patterned background.Symbols consist of Jack to Ace royals adorned with lotus flowers, koi carp, a turtle, a phoenix and a dragon. The wild symbol is the lucky gold coin and can substitute all others barring the Sun bonus symbol.

Gameplay

Winning combinations are formed by landing clusters of 8 or more symbols.Landing 6 or more of the Sun bonus symbols in view on a single spin, will trigger the Bonus Round and give you 3 respins with the triggering bonus symbols locked into position. This is known as the Hold & Win. Suns symbols show various cash prizes or Mini, Minor or Major jackpots.Any further Sun symbols landing on the grid, reset the respins back to 3 and the feature comes to an end when you have no respins left or you have filled the grid with Sun symbols. If the grid is filled with sun symbols, this pays out the Grand Jackpot worth x1,000 your wager.Landing 3, 4 or 5 bonus symbols will see them lock into position and award you with 1 respin, in the hope of landing enough to trigger the bonus round.The game also offers a gamble feature which you can use up to 7 times in a row. This is where you can double your wager or lose it all.

Verdict

This is an easy game to play and will appeal to a huge variety of players. I liked having the choice of volatility and the RTP is pretty decent too.

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