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Game of Dragons II is a five-reel, 30 line slot machine that is based on WMS’ G+ gaming engine. The object of the game is fairly simple, and familiar to slots players: you’ll want to match identical symbols from left to right across the reels on your active paylines.
Many of the symbols you’ll be looking for are based on the Chinese zodiac. Animals such as roosters, monkeys, tigers pepper the reels, while other symbols include fists, bowls, and a Chinese woman.
The most welcome of all these icons is the dragon. Serving as a wild, it can substitute for any normal symbol in order to complete a winning combination for you. However, it only appears on the middle three reels, making it a bit harder to find than you might hope.
The other important symbol you’ll want to keep an eye on is the treasure chest. If you can hit three of these in a row, you’ll find yourself in a free spins game that offers spins based on just how many chests you’ve hit.
As an added benefit, your wilds get even bigger in this special feature. Each time a substitute is on the screen, it will expand to fill its entire reel, helping to complete combinations on many paylines. In fact, getting multiple expanding dragon icons on a single spin can lead to massive wins, and it isn’t that rare to win thousands of credits in this round!
Here’s a piece of trivia about this game you might enjoy: it is actually an alternate version of another WMS game known as Bruce Lee. That game starred the martial arts master, and was virtually identical to this one with one major exception: Lee himself served as the wild in the original game. We’re not sure when the switch was made, but we imagine it was done over licensing issues. The good news is that it has no bearing on the actual gameplay of the machine.
While Game of Dragons II may not be the most complex slot machine you’ll ever play, we still think most gamblers will find this title to be a lot of fun. The huge prizes possible during the bonus round are an awesome surprise, and the solid gameplay at the heart of the game provide an excellent base. If you’re a fan of simple but entertaining machines, we think you’ll find plenty to love about this WMS classic.