Arising Phoenix Slot Review, RTP, Bonus + Free Spins

Categories: Online Slots | Published by: admin

02/02/2018

Aside from having an impressive and intriguing title, Arising Phoenix by Amatic is a phoenix-themed slot that symbolically embodies the cyclical or almost never-ending nature of playing video slots in the form of the mythological immortal bird.

The phoenix, represented by a literally flame-haired woman and her bird form, serves as the perfect protagonist of this slot game where, thematically enough, you will be spending coins until you’re all burned out, only for you to trigger a new game by your own volition or through free spins.

Gameplay

The 5-reel, 4-row, 20-window, and 50-payline game itself features the titular human goddess and her flaming bird form as well as your usual suit of cards like the king, queen, jack, ace, and so forth. The phoenix bird serves as the Wild. There are also other symbols like a flame flower or the ruby and gold rings.

The matching low-paying symbols (anything that’s not the phoenix bird or phoenix woman) will keep your stake afloat throughout the game, but as far as this slot is concerned, getting as many faces of the girl or her bird form is the entire point of the game.

Arising Phoenix Bonus Rounds

The Wilds, Scatters, and Free Spins icons help you along in getting either or both of the two most important icons. The gold and ruby rings can earn you 20,000 coins. The rare dying phoenix with ice-blue flames nets you 15,000 coins. The card symbols from 10 to Ace earn from 5,000 to 7,000 coins respectively.

However, it’s all about getting the phoenix bird and girl as much as possible. 3 of them can get you 2,500 coins. 4 of them can earn you 10,000 coins. 5 of them can leave you with 50,000 coins. All windows with her face included can multiply your bet all the way to 2 million, but that’s a long shot.

Pros and Cons

Aside from the realistically rendered high-definition phoenix woman (that suspiciously looks like comic book character Jean Grey if drawn and painted by comic artist Alex Ross), the game doesn’t offer much else.

The phoenix picture is gorgeous, but unlike other character-themed slots, she’s the only symbol remotely related to the title of the game. Most other symbols are generic slot icons. Even the gameplay is pretty standard save for the ultimate jackpot of getting all her faces for 2 million coins.

Verdict

Gunning for the immortal phoenix in the guise of a woman serve should serve as the backdrop to your own personal adventure towards getting a flaming-hot 2 million coins from the game or at least as many phoenixes as possible.

So does the gameplay live up to its beautiful HD art style? Some might say there’s overemphasis on getting the two phoenix symbols and the supporting symbols do nothing to support the theme. Others might praise the game’s brutality since the phoenix symbols are the two lone symbols that are most worthwhile.