The crown jewels of England have been the target for thieves for decades. Barcrest has come out with a new slot that takes players to London as they plan to carry out a heist on the Crown Jewels. The title for this game is called “Crown Jewels” and presents players with a plain blue background and old school graphics.
The grid is the standard five reels and three rows with 10 paylines on offer. What will interest players is the max cash jackpot of $200,000 which will be very tempting to players. The betting range is also very impressive here as the min bet starts at $0.10 and goes all the way up to $400. This high betting range will work well for those who have a limited bankroll as well as for those who are willing to bet bit to win big.
As for the paytable, they are all gemstones. Players will be seeking to score sapphires, rubies, emeralds and more. The real prize is the diamond symbol which has a big payout. The sole exception is the game logo and it pays out very well. It also acts as the game’s Wild, which makes the it easier to win.
Special Features
The real core of the game is the Avalanche Reel feature. Players get a win by scoring three or more symbols on a payline. When that happens, players will see winning symbols disappear and new symbols replace them. This continues as long as there is a winning combination on the payline. This can be very profitable since players can get multiple wins from them.
The Game Logo symbol is very important in this because it allows for multiple combinations to activate. Additionally, each win on the Avalanche will add to a multiplier. Players can get from 1x to 10x in just a few wins. A 10x win can be incredible for a player’s bankroll.
Players can also double their wins. Those who want to do so will have to press the gamble feature after they win. They are then presented with a game that has them guess whether a value is higher or lower. Players who guess correctly will double their win but losers will forfeit everything in their pot.
Overall, the game is an interesting one, even if it has an RTP of only 95 percent.
