Rage to Riches Slot Machine

All devices can be used to play the Play 'N Go-powered slot game Rage to Riches. Playable for as little as 0.20 a spin, it uses tumbling reels so you can win multiple times with each spin. The multiplier also rises to a spiffy 5x. Up to 50 free spins (with a 5x multiplier for successive wins) are available in the Free Spins feature, among other things. 

Slot Features

The first thing you'll notice in Rage to Riches is that it features tumbling reels. This means that after each successful spin, the winning symbols will be blasted off the reels and the symbols above them will tumble into position, giving you another chance to win. As long as a winning combination is on display, the tumbles continue. The multiplier rises with each successful fall; it starts at 1x but can go up to 5x if you're on a good run.

When the 10, J, Q, K, and A symbols land in that order from left to right, keep an eye out for scatter wins as well. The metre above the reels will increase by one star each time this occurs. You'll activate the Collect feature when you've collected 5 stars.

King Kong scales the residential buildings, breaks the windows, and displays a number of monetary rewards. In this round, you might receive payments of up to 100 times your initial wager if the enormous ape swings in the appropriate spots.

Additionally, there is a Free Spins bonus that starts when you land three scatter symbols (the hairdryer-wielding girl) anywhere on the reels. The first 10 free spins you receive can be retriggered, giving you a total of 50 spins. Keep in mind that all free spins could be subject to a 5x multiplier because the tumbling reels rule is in effect.

Play 'N Go's 5 reel, 20 payline video slot machine is called Rage to Riches. As you watch Godzilla, King Kong, and a huge werewolf wreak havoc, you'll also get tumbling reels, free spins, and a pick-me bonus feature with a potential payout of 100 times your total wager. From 0.20 to 100 per spin, you can join the large creatures in the city.

The three giant animals and playing card values rendered in graffiti style dominate the reels, which are set against a row of residential complex buildings.