There’s a deliciously creepy feel to the design in Madame Destiny. A misty woodland, complete with Gypsy caravan, forms the backdrop to the reels. There you’ll see lower value A to 9 values plus a selection of fortune-themed symbols. You’ll see tarot cards, candles, bottles of perfume, a mischievous looking owl and a black cat. The latter pair both offer awards of 75 times your total stake if you land 5 on a payline.
The mysterious Madame Destiny is the game’s wild - she substitutes for all other symbols apart from the crystal ball scatter and pays 1, 25, 250 or 900 times your total stake if you land 2, 3, 4 or 5 on a payline! If Madame Destiny forms part of a winning combination alongside a standard symbol, the payout receives a 2x multiplier boost and is doubled.
The main feature here is the Free Spins feature which is triggered by landing 3, 4 or 5 of the crystal ball scatter on the same spin. As well as a payout equal to 5, 20 or 500 times your stake, you’ll also receive 15 free spins. These take place on a new set of reels.
Any winner landed here receives a 3x multiplier and is trebled. Find a winning combination that includes Madame Destiny and the multipliers join to send payouts rocketing by 6x. You can retrigger more free spins here too if you land 3 scatters on the same free spin with no limits.
Madame Destiny is a simple game but a potentially exciting one. The visuals are well done and there’s a fantastical backing track playing while you spin. The features aren’t especially original but the sky high variance makes this an intriguing game – the fact is you can win a massive 54,000 times your stake on every free spin!
The key to success here is landing the Free Spins feature where the multipliers can work their magic. Don’t expect to see them very often. Land a r-trigger or too though and Madame Destiny can conjure up some magical action. If you like volatile offerings, Dead or Alive by Net Entertainment and Eastern Delights by Playson are worth trying.