The colourful visuals in Cash of Kingdoms could come straight of a TV cartoon and are very nicely done. You’ll see sacks of gold, barrels of gunpowder, bows and arrows, books of spells and swords and shields spinning around the reels. They’re joined by the magical Mage, the crafty Rogue, the Archer and the bearded Bombardier. The best of the standard symbols is the dashing Knight.
Appearing on the middle 3 reels only, the Cash of Kingdoms logo is the wild. These are central to 1 of the 2 extras on offer in Cash of Kingdoms – the Invading Wilds feature. A stacked wild lands on reels 2 or 4 in the base game it will invade an adjacent reel and turn that wild too. Land a wild on both reels 2 and 4 on the same spin and reel 3 will turn wild to create a giant wild block in the middle of the screen.
Land the scatter on reels 2, 3 and 4 on the same spin to trigger the Free Spins feature. On offer are 10 free spins. The Invading Wilds feature is in play here too. If you land stacked wilds on reels 2 and 4 during the feature, you’ll get the added stacked wild on reel 3. You’ll also receive a 2x multiplier boost. Hope to see plenty of scatters land during the free spins round as 1 extra free spins is added to your tally ever time one hits.
Cash of Kingdoms is a jolly little slot game. The colourful visuals are well put together and the Invading Wilds and free spins deliver enough action to keep things interesting. One thing Cash of Kingdoms isn’t though is volatile. The variance here is low with maximum payouts of 230 times your stake on each free spin.
That low volatility might out some players off. It makes it a good place to start if you want plenty of play for your investment though. There’s plenty to like about Cash of Kingdoms. Well designed with some interesting extras, it’s worth investigating if you enjoy the mediaeval theme. I would recommend you try other Microgaming titles like Exotic Cats or Avalon II which offer bigger wins.