Crimson Crown Slot Review & Free Play

Crimson Crown: Catch the Coins for Up to 10,000x Rewards

At first glance, Crimson Crown doesn’t look like much, but Evoplay colored this five-by-three slot in rich reds and gave the fruits a 3D feel. The rotating crown perched on top of the pile of gold looks like it’s waiting for whoever reaches the maximum 10,000x reward.

My session was rough from start to finish. Wins in the base game were pretty rare, and even with some help from the wilds, I couldn’t pull more than a 3-fruit combo for 3x my bet at best. That wouldn't be the end of the world if those hits connected more often, but my balance seems to think one win per fifteen spins isn't enough.

What you want is to trigger the bonus game, and there's more than one way in. The main one needs six or more bonus symbols anywhere on the reels. Each of them carries a random value between 1x and 10x the bet. My luck stopped short every time, and I never saw more than four at once.

Inside the bonus round, the reels only deal bonus symbols and empty spaces. You start with three spins, and every new bonus symbol that lands resets the counter back to three. Among symbols, there are four jackpots you can land, up to Grand, worth 5,000x your bet if the full grid is filled.

The “backup” route is called Coin Rush. On any losing spin with at least one bonus symbol on the grid, seven more can drop in at random positions and kick the bonus game off. There's also a Diamond Coin symbol that doesn't carry a value but acts as a collector inside the bonus, sweeping up everything on the board when it lands. None of those played their part in my case.

If your session gives you some space for it, unlike mine did for me, the bonus buy gives you direct entry for 28x your bet.

Overall, my session was frustrating, but it doesn't mean yours will be too. Beyond the visuals, I like the focus on one feature and the three ways to access it.