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Forge of Fortunes Review

Oddball releases like this are known to crop up once in a while, and Play’n Go’s Forge of Fortunes is set in a gold bar foundry. You get only 3 reels with a single paylines, and the base game will either deliver a 1x win, nothing or the Forging Respins feature. You get the respins feature on a regular basis, which is good, as there is hardly anything else to see.

The Respins round is all about forging gold bars, and each gold bar you forge takes you up the prize ladder as well as providing you with another respin. The forging happens only when you land 3 of a kind gold nuggets, and coal will set you back one tier. Landing a single slug is enough to halt the machinery, and this breaks the feature at the current prize level.

Forge of Fortunes Slot - Reels Screen

Forge of Fortunes Slot Features

There are only 3 symbols in this game, namely gold nuggets, coal and slag. Landing 2 gold nuggets on reels 1 and 2 awards a 1x win, which is the only regular win you can land in this game. All other payouts come from the Forging Respins feature.

You need 3 gold nuggets to trigger the Forging Respins feature, and you get a new respin as long as you land 3 gold nuggets per spin. Each respin forges a new gold bar in front of the reels, which takes you up the cash prize ladder.

You’re guaranteed a 2x win from the initial 3 gold nuggets, and getting 2 to 14 respins will award the corresponding prize of 3x, 5x, 8x, 10x, 15x, 20x, 30x, 50x, 75x, 100x, 200x, 500x, 1,000x or 2,500x your stake, respectively. Landing the coal symbol moves you down one tier on the prize ladder, while the slag symbol ends the feature with your current prize paid.

The 200 Spins Forge of Fortunes Slot Experience

We had a decent time testing Forge of Fortunes, at least until the novelty wore off. We have created a brief and edited highlights video for your viewing pleasure as usual, and you can see for yourself how we fared by hitting the play button below.

Forge of Fortunes Slot - Respins Screen

Review Summary

If you can’t get enough of all the “oddly satisfying” videos on YouTube, Forge of Fortunes might just be the game for you. It’s very repetitive, but seeing the gold bars being forged one by one has a calming effect on the mind. At least up to a certain point, as tension will rise if you reach a significant prize level. Anything above 100x will probably raise your pulse a little, although the 2,500x potential isn’t all that in the grand scheme of things.

This doesn’t happen too often, of course, and this is hardly a game for impatient punters craving tons of action. The base game offers small 1x top-up wins, but the forging respins feature triggers quite often. Seeing it “formally” announced each time gets annoying however, and we hardly think Forge of Fortunes is going to have mainstream appeal. It’s an okay palate cleanser perhaps, and a break from fast-paced games you usually see all the time.

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