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In any knight’s lifetime, there is always a legend that seems so fantastical, so impossible, that it just has to be true. In Dragon Eye that legend is of its three jackpot bonuses. The Mini, Minor and Mega payouts each present such a staggering amount of cash that we can’t quite trust what we’re seeing.
All the way through your game, you can see the possibility before you, but only if you get five of the right symbols will you ever touch greatness; even the smallest of prizes is still worth over €30,000!
Whenever you land one of the symbols on the grid, the image will start to pulsate, waiting for more of its kind to show up and allow the money to flow freely. A big win like this hardly ever happens with 777igt, but it isn’t outside the realms of possibility, and so we’ll keep on fighting the beasts back until we secure every last coin.
The glowing blue wild tile can remove several of the paytable with ease, replacing them with more favourable odds and thus more wins for you, however its power does have limits. The free spins, bonus game, scatter and jackpot symbols can’t be changed, no matter how hard this magnificent creature tries. To reinforce its might, the wild rewards up to x150, depending on how many of it are discovered.
As for the remainder of the paytable, there isn’t much discrepancy between the high and low paying tiles. The card values can give as little as x10 and as much as x100, which is rather impressive for mundane symbols, especially when placed alongside their valuable counterparts. The highest paying of all the icons, the roaring snake-like dragon, doesn’t win you more than x200, which as you can see isn’t much better than the A tile.
Slightly more substantial are the free spins, scatter and bonus game. The free spins can appear and win users between 5 and 15 free games, allowing you to enjoy some rounds on the house. The scatter, on the other hand, gives you as much as x150 multiplier when you get five of them. And the bonus? Well that takes you to the feature game of Dragon Eye and has you winning some additional cash prizes.
When it comes to playing Dragon Eye, there are two options for users to try out: they can play for free or they can play for real. Although we always tell gamers to give it a go with actual cash, sometimes it’s good to test the waters and see if the game works for you.
Regardless of how you choose to play, you’ll have to set the bet totals, only the demo players won’t have to worry about their bank accounts taking a slight decrease in funds. The starting sum is 0.50 credits and the maximum is 60, which is broken down to either 1.20 coins per line or just 0.01 per winline. What is more, these figures are assuming you play with the full number of paylines possible, should you change them your stake will be altered as well.