Rising Royals slot from Microgaming is made by Just For The Win, a smaller studio and one of several that seem to provide all Microgaming's Quickfire Platform slots lately. The game looks pleasant with transparent reels over a scenic royal palace with Lords and Ladies on them and royal court music to relax us as we spin. You may well think of Play'n Go's Royal Masquerade when seeing the characters, Microgaming's King Cashalot and we must never forget their other game with a monarch, King Arthur. So will these royals have our bankroll rising and leaving us feeling flush?
We get 20 fixed pay lines here on Rising Royals slot with the standard 5x3 grid and the game mechanic is very simple. The 5-of-a-kind pays for the single and stacked symbols are Logo 15x, Red Cavalier 7.5x, Princess 5x, Prince 3.5x with 4 card values all paying 3x for a full line. There are no Wilds nor scatters on this desolate slot.
Any win landing consisting of any of the 4 picture symbols will freeze in place. You get a respin, and if any more appear, another respin and so-on. You only get paid at the end, not for each respin. Each successful pair of respins will upgrade the frozen symbol to the next highest and so-on. Once in million spins you could fill the screen with all 15, upgraded to the top logo symbol for a tremendous 300x bet win. Hold me back.
Rising Royals slot is absolutely dreadful. Aside from the appearance and music, I cannot find anything positive to say abut it, despite the 96.01% RTP. Due to the mechanic Royal wins are rationed to around 3 on average every 100 spins and even with a couple of upgrades resulting from four or five successive respins, you'd struggle to see a win over 30x. There's no potential, it's boring to watch and the respin mechanic is unexciting due to the extremely limited maximum win. You can see here why Oliver Cromwell created a republic and deposed the monarchy...
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