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Fantasy Island HD

RTP
91.97 %
Volatility
Medium
Maximum win
22500 €
Min bet
0.01 €
Max bet
15 €
Reels
5
Paylines
15 paylines

Key features

  • Wild substitutions
  • Scatter symbol
  • Free spins
  • Multipliers
  • Autoplay
  • Bonus game

Game Description

Fantasy Island HD swaps beaches and sunshine for a land of magic creatures. WorldMatch fills five reels, three rows and 15 adjustable paylines with fairies, ogres, goblins, owls, unicorns and warriors, and keeps the interface clean and easy to use.

The wild is the top-paying symbol at 7500 coins for five. Scatters pay up to 500x the total bet and start free spins in which every win is tripled, and the bonus game turns you into a warlock who picks one of 10 goblins and strikes it with a magic sword, turning it into a flying fairy that reveals your prize. The RTP is 91.97 %, volatility is medium and stakes run from 0.01 € to 15 €, with a top win of 22500 €. It suits fantasy fans who like a big scatter prize.

Creatures and stakes

Choose a bet level from 0.01 to 1 per line and play between 1 and 15 lines. Three or more matching symbols on a line pay from 2 coins up to 7500 coins, the top amount going to five wilds.

Free spins and the goblin bonus

  • Wild: replaces all symbols except the scatter and the bonus symbol.
  • Free spins: three or more scatters award them at 3x on the same lines, and the scatter pays up to 500x the total bet.
  • Goblin bonus: three or more bonus symbols anywhere let you pick 1 of 10 goblins to turn into a fairy and reveal a prize.

Gameplay video

Fantasy Island HD video

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