Golden Realms Slot Overview
Golden Realms is a casino slot from NetEnt. A “golden realm” could be interpreted in various ways depending on context. A few possibilities are that it has metaphorical or symbolic meanings, a legendary place in mythology, or a fictional world in science fiction. Since this game takes place in the heavens on a mountain with Greek buildings, we will assume that the meaning refers to a mythical or legendary place associated with abundance, wealth, or divine presence. In Greek mythology, the Golden Age was a period of peace, prosperity, and harmony on Earth.
In this divine place, you spin reels of different lengths on a grid with 3 rows at the sides and 5 in the middle. Prepare yourself for Meteor Splash or Random Wilds features, which can give you sweet wins containing many Wild Symbols. A hammer can provide you with a multiplier that helps pump up the wins, and you have a bigger chance of triggering all these features once in the Free Spins.
Golden Realms is a video slot from NetEnt with 5 reels containing 3-4-5-4-3 rows. There are 36 paylines where you can make wins, and the Min.bet is set to 0.2, while the Max.bet is a hefty 2,000. Golden Realms has a default RTP of 96.05%, but it’s also released in 94.02% and 88.16%. The game’s volatility is high, and the max win is capped at 2,241X the bet.
No matter who your favorite god is, you shouldn’t miss the features in Golden Realms: Meteor Splash, Random Wilds, Fire Multiplier, Free Spins, and Feature Buy.
Golden Realms Slot Information
We’re looking from above on Greek buildings on top of mountains. The view is nothing short of breathtaking, with fluffy clouds obscuring the ground below, creating an illusion that the mountains are colossal rocks suspended in the sky. From mighty gods and goddesses to legendary creatures, each spin promises excitement and adventure. To make a win, the player needs to land 3 or more symbols of the same type on any of the 36 paylines, starting on the first reel to the left. The game is available on mobile phones, notepads, and desktop computers.
The lower-paying symbols are J, Q, K, and A. Moving up to the higher-paying ones, we find four godly creatures. There are two women, and one of them has snakes as hair. She’s most probably the Greek goddess Medusa. The other two high-paying symbols are a man and a winged horse. Let’s assume that the latter is Pegasus, the white stallion who, in modern days, also shares the name with an Israeli mobile phone spyware program. The Wild Symbol is a fire that substitutes all mentioned symbols in making wins on paylines. It doesn’t substitute the Scatter Symbol.
