Fang’s Inferno Dream Drop

Relax Gaming’s Dream Drop progressive jackpot is getting a new addition in the shape of Fang’s Inferno. Fang’s Inferno is a 5×4 fantasy slot featuring dragons, runes, and Fang. Most of the game features carry fire-themed names, which is appropriate as the game does indeed depict Inferno. From everything we’ve seen, Relax’s Fang’s Inferno reminded us a lot of one of Relax Gaming’s popular releases Snake Arena, which was also introduced to the Dream Drop progressive network.

As you can guess, the progressive jackpots – all five of them – are quite a catch for the players, offering delicious prizes and a lot of fun. But the studio made sure to keep it interesting even if you don’t end up in the Dream Drop Bonus territory. You have Respins, Wilds, Multipliers, Free Spins, and Mystery Prizes – as well as a Feature Buy. Fang’s Inferno is a 5×4 slot with 20 paylines and a 94% RTP and high volatility – and if you want to learn more about the game, scroll down.

Fang’s Inferno Dream Drop is a 5×4 video slot with a progressive jackpot feature. Dream Drop jackpots are a staple of Relax Gaming, and so far the studio has created and released a number of these jackpot slots. What sets Fang’s Inferno apart from its predecessors is the theme and elaborate use of features. In fact, it did remind us a bit of Grim the Splitter, but only in passing; Fang’s Inferno is set in a Viking-type situation where dragons, medieval weaponry and a promise of riches rule.

A welcome addition to the game are the Bonus Rows. Bonus Rows are 3-icon rows that sit below and above the standard grid (directly above/under reels 2, 3, and 4). When you first open the game, you start out on a snowy plane with rune-decorated stones, but entering special features takes you deeper into the mountain (straight into the Inferno).

The game is not suitable for low rollers and casual gamers because it’s a progressive jackpot game with a low RTP. The maximum RTP value is 94%, but using the Feature Buy option drops it even lower so we do not recommend the game if you are not into jackpots. Moreover, it’s highly volatile – which means wins are rare (albeit potentially bigger). If you want to strike gold right away and get into the Bonus Pick, hit Feature Buy and dish out 70x to get it. If not, wait for the Scatters to unlock the Bonus Pick or for the Jackpot game to trigger randomly on its own.

Fang’s Inferno is a progressive jackpot game, which means the whole focus is typically on landing a progressive jackpot. And as there are five options, it’s no wonder everyone is looking forward to that part of the game. But alas, that is not an easy feat, and there’s a high chance you will only get to fight for the base game’s maximum win capacity. In the case of Fang’s Inferno, the maximum you can win (excluding the progressive jackpots) is 5,000x.

However, the use of jackpots affects the entire gameplay, as the game’s default RTP is 94%. As you can guess, variance is also high, so please be mindful of the wagers you place. If you want to play with the lowest bet, the lowest you can go is $0.20. On the other hand, the highest possible bet for the game is $100 per spin.

Game symbols in the slot are 4 low-rank icons looking like coins (axe, goblet, helmet, and dragon) that pay up to 3x for 5 OAK. The other 4 high rank icons (horn, goblet, orb, and dragon gems) pay from 5x to 20x for the same number of symbols. Wilds appear as symbols as well but they are not a paying type of symbol.

Game features that you’ll see in Fang’s Inferno include Blazin’ Wilds, Flamin’ Respins, the Fang’s Bonus Pick, Fiery Free Spins, Fang’s Mystery Prize, and Dream Drop Jackpots (plus a jackpot wheel spin). Ultimately, there is also a Feature Buy option for those looking to cut short the waiting time for triggering special features.

Now, the action starts with Blazin’ Wilds. Wilds – the Fang icon – appear on the Bonus rows situated above and below reel 2, 3, and 4. If a Wild Dwarf lands on a reel above the Fang Wild, Wilds spread across the grid to fill out the positions between the two Wilds. Moreover, Fang may carry a Multiplier (2x, 3x, 4x, or 5x), and the Multiplier will apply to all icons between the Wilds and the Dwarf Wild. In the case of two Fang Wilds with Multipliers, the original wild will get both values added together. The Wilds on Bonus Rows get values copied from Fangs the closest to their position.

Respins are activated when an entire bonus row is filled with Fangs. This triggers 3 Respins for each bonus row that contains a Fang. During Respins, Fangs are sticky which means they remain in position while other icons go for a Respin. This helps increase your chances of activating a Blazin’ Wilds feature.

Scatters unlock the Bonus game. However, before you get to the round, you have a choice – the Fang’s Bonus Pick. You can choose between Fiery Free Spins or Fang’s Mystery Prize. The Mystery Prize is an instant cash prize worth up to 5,000x.

During Fiery Free Spins, you get 9 Spins during which Fangs are sticky with randomly increasing Multipliers. You can also retrigger Free Spins if you land 3 more Scatters.

Lastly, there’s the Dream Drop Jackpot Wheel Game where you can potentially win a jackpot. It’s a random feature, meaning the wheel spins randomly at the beginning of the round. If you land 3 matching DD icons, you will get into the Dream Drop Bonus. Win there, and you get one of the five progressive jackpots – Rapid, Mini, Minor, Major, and Mega.

If you want to shorten the process to getting the Fang’s Bonus Pick, you can simply pay 70x anytime. When you use the Feature Buy, you get an RTP of 93.37%, but the Jackpot Wheel might trigger randomly before the start of the round.