Elemento Dragons Slot Review & Free Play

Elemento Dragons: Collect Dragon Gems to Summon Cascading Elemental Wilds and Multipliers

Fantasma Games swaps ancient temples and tombs for a battlefield ruled by four elemental dragons, each capable of changing the reels in a different way. Fire rains down wilds, tornadoes rip symbols apart, earthquakes clear the grid, and ice reshapes entire sections of the board. The result is a cluster pays powered slot with up to 100x symbol pays, up to 10x random multipliers, and a free spins bonus with rising multipliers. 

The game starts on a 7x7 cluster grid, requiring at least five matching symbols touching horizontally or vertically to form a win. Symbol values range from 0.10x to 100x your bet, so there's plenty of room for bigger payouts. During my session, clusters formed every couple of spins, but most of them only paid between 0.15x and 0.40x before a few extra cascades kicked in.

The Element Wilds were easily the highlight of the base game. Fire Wilds showered the grid with extra wilds while Tornado Wilds regularly cleared enough symbols to connect premium dragons, pushing several spins up to 5.75x returns. Ice Strike and Leaf Burst were far less reliable, sometimes transforming or clearing the grid only to leave me with another tiny 0.60x payout.

Eventually, I activated all four elemental meters and spun the bonus wheel, which awarded me 10 Free Spins. Every cascade increases a running win multiplier, so the feature gets stronger the longer a chain survives. My first payout didn't arrive until the third spin, but Ice Strike finally redeemed itself by transforming enough symbols to combine with a Fire Wild for a series of bigger cascades. By the final spin, I had built the multiplier up to 8x, helping the feature finish with a respectable 34.65x payout.

I managed to trigger the bonus several more times during the session, and most of the returns stayed between 20x and 40x my bet. The payouts aren't enormous, but the feature appears often enough that it keeps the game moving and gives you plenty of chances to build those multiplier chains.

To me, the Elemento Dragons slot is a step in the right direction for Fantasma Games. The slot looks good, has detailed animations, and looks colorful enough to warrant a second chance. However, as with most games with modifiers doing the heavy lifting, you really want to make smaller bets if you want the session to last long. I’d suggest trying the free Elemento Dragons demo up top to get a hang of things.