For anyone with some experience playing Pragmatic Play slots, booting up Drago - Jewels of Fortune will surely offer a 9️⃣ surprise or two. Visually, it looks strikingly different from their usual stuff, almost as if produced by a different studio 9️⃣ altogether. After a line of somewhat mediocre games, this step up in quality is a welcomed one.

Drago - Jewels of 9️⃣ Fortune is a fantasy slot that offers a couple of interesting features alongside impressive potential. There are dragons involved, but 9️⃣ not Asian inspired as you might expect from this provider, but with more of a cartoonish touch. Drago also manages 9️⃣ to keep the intrigue rolling due to its unusual reel formation and gameplay that can work well to generate some 9️⃣ uncommonly large payouts - provided you aren’t incinerated by a mouthful of dragon fire.

The game takes place in a dimly 9️⃣ lit cavern, littered with treasure while a dragon watches over his coins to the side. This purple dragon, presumably Drago, 9️⃣ though it’s not made explicitly clear, sways like he’s under the influence of something. Then again, it would be creepy 9️⃣ if he just stood, staring motionless at you. It’s a classic dragon sitting over his riches scene, capped with a 9️⃣ powerful fantasy infused soundtrack adding extra atmosphere.

The game grid is an interesting one, made up of 5 reels, in a 9️⃣ 5-4-4-4-5 configuration. The first and fifth reels possess an extra row, with a golden frame around each corner position. These 9️⃣ special corner positions are the key to triggering the features - more on this later. Along with the larger than 9️⃣ usual reel format is a larger than usual number of win ways. Winning combinations are formed of three or more 9️⃣ matching symbols, from the first reel, left to right. Winning symbols can land in any row, which provides 1,600 ways 9️⃣ to win, but are easy enough to follow along with.

The home screen brings up Pragmatic’s ever-helpful volatility meter that lets 9️⃣ players know exactly what they are getting in to before pressing play. In Drago’s case, it scores 4.5/5 which might 9️⃣ not be as volatile as it gets, but is still a high rating all the same. A figure that will 9️⃣ find universal appeal is the default RTP, which at 96.5% is comfortably above average.