Dragon Chase
- RTP
- 96.00%
- Volatility
- HIGH
- Max win
- 117,000×
- Hit freq
- -
- Grid
- -
- Bet
- €0.01 - €5.00
- Released
- 2020-01-01
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Our take
20-way Asian-themed Quickspin slot with moving fireball wilds and a 1170× cap; high volatility and clean execution throughout.
Dragon Chase wins on mechanical novelty and polish. The moving fireball wild is the hook: when a dragon wild lands, it fires a blaze and descends one position per subsequent spin. This creates a predictable cascading effect—players can anticipate where the next wild will land and plan accordingly. It's not revolutionary, but it's smartly implemented and keeps the base game visually fresh.
The 96% RTP is industry-standard, and the high volatility ensures that wins, when they come, pack a punch. Free spins trigger bonus rounds with their own wild-handling rules (wilds behave differently during free plays), which prevents the mechanic from becoming overly repetitive. The 1170× max win is moderate—not eye-catching, but sufficient for the reel configuration.
Visually, Dragon Chase is one of Quickspin's strongest efforts: the sunset palette, the serpentine dragon, and the Asian iconography (coins, statues) combine into a cohesive aesthetic. The game is smooth on mobile and desktop alike. For players who enjoy mechanically interesting slots without oversaturation, Dragon Chase is a solid pull.
Pros
- Moving fireball wild creates predictable, engaging descending mechanic
- 96% RTP is competitive and fair
- Asian theming is well-executed and visually distinct
- Free spins round alters wild behaviour, preventing feature fatigue
Cons
- 1170× max win is moderate and may disappoint high-volatility chaser
- Moving wild mechanic, while novel, can feel repetitive over extended sessions
- Free spins may not land frequently enough to make base-game play worthwhile
Math breakdown
- Volatility score
- 3 / 5
- Max win
- 117,000x the stake
FAQ
- How do the moving fireballs work?
- When a wild symbol lands on the reels, it triggers fireball effects and descends one position downward on each subsequent spin until it leaves the bottom. This creates a predictable wild cascade.
- What happens to wilds during free spins?
- The wild behaviour changes during bonus rounds—they may expand, multiply, or behave differently than during base play. Specific rules vary, but free spins are generally where the higher payouts occur.
- Is 1170× a typical max win for a slot?
- It's moderate. High-volatility slots often cap at 2000×+, while low-volatility games top out lower. 1170× is respectable but won't rival the biggest payouts in the industry.
