Top Five Best Fire Blaze Slots

02/07/2024 | Categories: Gambling Guides | Published by: Joe | Last updated: 02/07/2024

Fire Blaze is a series of online reel-spinning titles by Playtech. These are spinners whose main attribute is the Fire Blaze feature, which is the central characteristic of these titles and which usually gets incorporated in their names. It activates by you landing a specific number of bonus symbols, giving you three respins. Each time a novel token of this group hits, it locks, resetting your spin count to three. The aim of this mode is to pack as many grid spots as possible with these symbols, as they can carry cash prizes, or they can, in some, contribute to the activation of four jackpots in play. These are the usual – Mini, Minor, Major, and Grand prizes.

Fire Blaze slots come in all shapes/sizes, and you get Mega iterations that may include additional rows or reels. On top of these modes, these games feature other bonus rounds, multipliers, and additional gameplay layers that spice up their appeal level. Unfortunately, the presentations in most of these games are nothing to write home about.

In this article, we give you what we see as the five most popular Playtech and Rarestone Studio creations from this sub-genre. For the uninformed, Rarestone is a Sydney-based developer that Playtech acquired in 2018.

Mega Fire Blaze: Dwarves And Goblins

Rarestone Gaming unleashed Mega Fire Blaze: Dwarves And Goblins in April 2024, with this product finding great success in the United Kingdom, Ontario, Hungary, Italy, Romania, and Spain. It is a slot with a base 5×3 layout that expands to a 9×3 setup in its bonus round. While we are sure that some of our readers have never heard of this game, it is one that has unjustly flown under people’s radar because aside from the gold nugget locking gameplay in its free spins mode, which is a cash collector one, it also has a Hold & Respin feature, and other extra stages/goodies.

The presentation in Dwarves and Goblins is not very exciting, as it is quite rudimentary for a modern slot. Yet, the bet sizes here can move up to a whopping $500 per round at some platforms. The RTP ranges but should sit at a default setting of 95.71% at most hubs, paired with a high variance math model, thirty paylines, and a top win of x2,835.

Mega Fire Blaze Wild Pistolero

Rarestone Gaming is also responsible for the second spinner on this list, which is a Wild West one. If you are a fan of online slots, you are likely aware that this theme is not as popular as it was in the days of Dead or Alive, Tombstone and the first two Money Train releases, but it is still holding its own, primarily thanks to Hacksaw Gaming’s Wanted Dead or a Wild, and 2 Wild 2 Die.

Wild Pistolero is one of Rarestone’s better reel-spinning creations, one that this provider set loose in January 2022, first at exclusive platforms, and then got global distribution through Playtech’s network two weeks later. It is a medium-variance spinner with thirty paylines and a 5×3 reel set. You get the traditional four Fire Blaze jackpots in this product, which also has a $500 per round max wager. Central to its gameplay is the classic Mega Fire respin mode, which you activate when you hit a combo of six or more gun cylinders and bullet tokens. When that occurs, the grid will expand to 7x8x8x8x7, and the top rows will get initially padlocked. You will unlock these by landing bullet symbols. Gun cylinders’ carry multipliers, and this game has gotten equipped with a free spin round that can get triggered by three or more salon scatters materializing in view on the same spin.

Khonsu God of Moon Mega Fire Blaze

We have talked ad nauseam about how Ancient Egypt slots dominate the online slot sphere, and here is another one of these. Khonsu God of Moon is a Mega Fire Blaze from Playtech that showed up on the Web in March 2021, listing a medium variance model, a max win of x2,000, the same max wager as the two previously discussed titles, and an RTP of 96.49%. It also has a layout (5×3 by default) that grows in the main (Fire Blaze) bonus round, which you enter via six hit cash moon symbols. The free spin mode here has a 5×9 setup, where the top six rows have gotten locked, and the triggering moons remain sticky.

As noted, the Khonsu God of Moon Grand Jackpot (x2,000) is not as high as the one some of its other siblings list. Nonetheless, it is still attractive enough, especially for high-rollers who choose to play this slot, which also has a traditional free spins bonus, which you can get into by making three to five Sphinx scatters anywhere. The round gives you a scatter win, and then it awards you six on-the-house reel rotations to kick you off. You can retrigger this feature if you are lucky enough to land three or more scatters again, and there is no cap on how many times you can keep doing this.

Fire Blaze: Green Wizard

Rarestone counts Green Wizzard as an addition to its Fire Blaze Classic series. It has some of the same specifications as Khonsu God of Moon, meaning it also lists a max exposure of x2,000, a top bet of $500, and a base grid of five reels and four rows. The default RTP of this game is 95.9%, but do not get surprised if you come across a version with return-to-player percentages of 92% and 94%.

Green Wizard has a fairly standard Fire Blaze Hold and Respins feature with magic balls as cash symbols, and at random, these can morph into Golden Eggs. That will boost the value on the grid by making three other values appear. Again, a standard free spin bonus is available in this Fire Blaze slot also. You get it by three or more scatters, and inside it, all wilds appearing in the highlighted area bring an x2 multiplier.