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If you’ve loaded up the game, then you’ll know who we’re referring to with that subheading, but just in case, allow us to explain: the woman in red is the princess of the reels. She will appear prior to the game starting and on the reels as the wild icon, a symbol which has importance both in the base game and the special feature.

What makes this princess of ours so intriguing is that she only lands on select reels – the second, third and fourth – meaning that she’s harder to come by than the other tiles. Of course, this then means that not only is she more rare but she’s also more valuable. Not in a monetary sense though, we’re afraid, but in a ‘this combo will produce high payouts’ kind of way. You’ll see what we mean when you trigger this wild, even more so when inside the free spins.

Seeing as the lady in red (see what we did there?) is fresh in everyone’s mind, let’s move onto the extra spins and what benefits she can bring when she shows up during this time. Before you can even hope to savour what she produces, you’ll need to get at least three of the fan symbol, a stunning ornate red and gold tile that has the words ‘BONUS’ printed all over it. Once that niggling issue is taken care of, you’ll be able to get rolling for no extra cost. Yay.

Remembering that the wild only lands on certain reels, you have to pray for the gods of chance to be on your side – even the 96% RTP is no guarantee of success. However, imagining you’ve been successful, you’ll watch as she freezes in place for the rest of the spins and bestows upon you an extra spin for good measure.

All this gameplay is hard work, and us gamers need something to feed our minds and bodies, which is why Sushi Cuties might be our best bet. Okay, so you can’t actually eat the 7 reels of this dynamic real cash slot, but at least you can think about sushi, which is the next best thing. It might not be as cheap, at 0.90 credits rather than 0.20, but it’ll do in a pinch. Plus, you get food!

This Booming Games offering has a lot more room (see the comment above about the reels), but with less winlines, at 30. Nevermind though, as you still get an oriental theme, alongside the same level of medium variance and volatility you experienced from Quickspin. And, even though they’re both from the same theme, they’re totally different in style and design. We like this, love this even. When slots are so similar that they’re almost copies of one another, we have to ask ourselves what the point of them actually is.

We suggest that everyone plays this online activity at least once, even if it’s only in the demo mode. Yes, it might be an acquired taste due to the theme, and we respect that there’s not a whole lot of bonus rounds to interact with, but the bare bones of a good game are there inside Sakura Fortune. We’ve all become too obsessed with features that we forget that more simplistic titles can hold the most enchanting of entertainment. This title is proof of that.