Triple Dragons has the look and sound of a classic brick and mortar casino slot game. As you’d expect given the theme, red and gold dominate the colour scheme. Watching over proceedings are a pair of animated golden dragons. It’s simply done but works very well. There’s only a hint of Asia about the backing track but the bangs and bleeps reminded us of being in a live casino.
A 3 reel, 5 payline slot game was never likely to be overly complicated and that’s the case here. The action is very straightforward. On the reels you’ll see 4 lower value playing card suit symbols. More rewarding are the Chinese themed objects. In all instances, landing 3 matching symbols in a payline creates a winner.
In order of value are the Chinese drum which pays 10 times your total stake followed by the red and gold purse which will get you 20 times your stake if you land 3 in a row. The flower pays 40 times your stake with the best of the standard payers being the golden dragon which pays 60 times your stake for a 3 in a row combo.
Land a full stack of the dragon symbol and you’ll activate the Respin Until You Win feature. The dragon morphs into a stacked wild and locks in place. The other reels respin until a winning combination hits. You could of course land another set of golden dragons. Landing 3 dragons in a payline awards 200 times your stake. Fill all 3 reels with wilds and the payout is a mighty 1,000 times your stake.
If you like high variance action, then Triple Dragons should certainly appeal. This is a very volatile game so expect some big bankroll swings. The conveyor belt of Chinese-themed slot games keeps on rolling. Pragmatic Play has created something a little more unusual than the norm here.
It’s simple yes but if you fancy an old school, brick and mortar-style slot game that delivers sky high volatility, then Triple Dragons delivers all that in spades. I would suggest you try the more complex 3,888 Ways of the Dragon from iSoftBet where you can win up to 12,960 times your stake on each spin/free spin.