Dragon Chase
- RTP
- 96.00%
- Volatility
- HIGH
- Max win
- 1,170×
- Hit freq
- -
- Grid
- -
- Bet
- -
- 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 & maxes
Math breakdown
- Volatility score
- 3 / 5
- Max win
- 1,170x 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.
