Most Chinese-themed slot games have a traditional feel. This is much more modern looking. Fu Er Dai is a slang term for the offspring of China’s nouveau rich and the game has a decidedly blingy feel. The reels are set against a bar and include A to 10 playing and a collection of gold and gemstone encrusted objects. You’ll see watches, wallets full of money, car keys and a mobile phone. The man is the top paying standard symbol, awarding 1,500 coins if you land 5 on a payline.
They’re joined by the golden dragon which is the standard wild. This expands into a tattooed dragon girl symbol when it hits on the middle 3 reels. When these hit, they expand and turn the whole of the reel wild. When a wild lands you’ll be awarded a re-spin with the stacked wild locked in position.
Land 2 wilds on the same spin and you’ll trigger the Win Spins feature where you will receive 5 free spins – they are free spins where you are guaranteed a winning combination. Any wild can expand and lock in place for 3 win spins. Land a wild during the win spins and 1 extra win spin is added to your total. You can win up to 20 win spins here.
For all its flashy theme, Fu Er Dai is actually a rather basic game. The action revolves around the wilds and win spins. Relatively simple it might be but this is a pretty volatile game. The variance is high so you can expect some hefty bankroll swings while you play. It does offer payouts of 5,000 times your stake on each spin though.
This isn’t one of Play ’N Go’s best-looking slot games but the visuals are still pretty solid though. The same goes for the gameplay. Solid, rather than spectacular. If you’re after some simple, flashy, volatile action then Fu Er Dai offers that. If you like win spins, Holiday Season and Pimped, both by Play ‘N Go, offer them.