Red Hot Sapphires Slot Machine: Review & Demo
Infinity Dragon Studios is quickly showing us that they have what it takes to be one of the more successful developers of slots that Games Global is working with. It’s not the design that sets them apart in the case of Red Hot Sapphires, but the features that they’ve implemented, and the way they keep the player engaged.
Red Hot Sapphires doesn’t come with a huge number of ways to win and instead delivers 10 simple paylines, using 5x3 reels as support. A $300,000 top jackpot is the ultimate target, and that would be worth 6,000x the stake. Watch out for its wilds, the Bank’em Frames and the series of 10 spins you go through, or the free spins that you can trigger if you’re lucky.
Red Hot Sapphires Betting and Prizes
The amount that you can spend for the next round varies between a $0.10 minimum and a $50 maximum.
Ultimately, when everything goes your way, a 6,000x top prize can be won in Red Hot Sapphires. You could turn it into $300,000 cash, provided that you were using the $50 max bet at the time.
Luckily, the 96.24% max RTP makes up for the high volatility of the slot, but you should make sure that the casino uses that setting since it’s a range with lower options included.
Slot Features
Red Hot Sapphires is played in sets of 10 spins. During the first 9 spins, you are collecting Wild Frames, whenever wild symbols land on the reels. The frames remain in position until the 10th spin, at which point the game adds wilds in all those highlighted frames. If the wilds land in existing frames, then they give the multiplier a boost. It will go up during the initial 9 spins, and then it applies to all wins from the 10th round. A 10x multiplier is the best that you can get.
There is also the usual Epic Strike jackpot to take advantage of. Simply having 5 to 9 scatters on the reels is enough, it will give you a prize worth up to 500x the stake.
You can get 10 free spins when three scatters of the right type are present. It starts with four frames placed in random locations, and those give you wilds at the end of each spin.
Theme & Design
While I’m not impressed with the choice of theme, they made sure that the classic symbols look good. You have five Royals in lower positions, while the rest deliver cherries, lemons, dollar signs, a Bar logo, and Sevens.
Conclusion
Red Hot Sapphires doesn’t look too bad, despite its classic roots. The features are even better, and they could stand next to those from most modern slots, in terms of engagement and fun.
