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Pearls of India

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Don the Explorer's hat, dust off the compass and prepare for an adventure of rank! Pearls of India is a fully loaded video slot from Play'n go that offers winnings of up to the casino's cap, bonus games, wilds, scatters and a lot of gaming fun. Try it for FREE here on the site – and by all means don't miss out on our bonuses!
On this page
  1. About Pearls of India
  2. Stakes, set-ups and winnings
  3. Symbols and functions
  4. Summary
How a video pokie is laid out: three reels and one payline
How a video pokie is laid out: three reels and one paylineIllustration: Casinos-Online editorial team
Game information
Released2014
Reels / paylines5x3, 20 lines
RTP96.9%
VolatilityHigh
Free spinsYes
Bonus featuresWilds, Scatters, Cascading Reels, Free Spins & Click Me Bonus

About Pearls of India

We always dig a slot machine with a really nice and inspiring adventure theme. Pearls of India is an Indiana Jones-scented story from Game Developer Play'n Go that truly satisfies our cravings for faraway places and hidden riches. Among ancient temple ruins, it is your task to search for long-forgotten treasures.

Pearls of India is a stylish video slot that feels well polished and well made right down to the smallest detail. The symbols are made up of all sorts of statues and statuettes of Indian gods, and the soundtrack offers a lovely dose of mystery and excitement.

Stakes, set-ups and winnings

Pearls of India fits pretty well into the standard video slot template, technically speaking. The game consists of 5 reels and 3 rows, and the number of BET lines is 20. These are fixed, so it is not possible to play on fewer lines. Instead, you choose your bet by adjusting the coin value and the number of coins wagered per bet line. In total, the bet per spin is within the range the casino sets – a good range that makes it easy to find a level that feels right.

In order to win prizes, it is usually necessary to line up symbols along a Payline. The combinations should start at the far left, unless they are scatters that are independent of placement on the reels (more on these below). Among the regular symbols of the game, it is the golden head that pays out the most: up to 750 times the bet per line. The maximum win per line is 750 x 5 (number of coins) x 1 (coin value) = an amount set by the casino.

Pearls of India has a really good RTP (theoretical payback) of 96.87%.

Symbols and functions

Wild
The game's Wild symbol is represented by an Indiana Jones-like adventurer. No oddities here – wilds replace all other symbols except scatters. If you miss a symbol to get a win but get a well-placed wild symbol, it can complement your combination and ensure that you get cash.

Scatter
The Scatter symbol is the gem that gave the game its name. Three of these – regardless of placement-will give you 10 free spins. During free spins, the Scatter symbol assumes the role of wild. The free spin feature can be reactivated up to a maximum of 30 Free Spins. During free spins, the biggest win is 1,000,000 coins, or the maximum the casino sets! 5 scatters also give a win of 1000 coins.

Bonus games
The temple symbol is the key to the game's bonus round. Each time such a symbol appears, it is added to a counter. Once you have collected 25 symbols, you will be taken to the bonus round. Choose a temple to explore. If you choose the right one, big winnings await you – you can win up to 250 times the bet.

Summary

Pearl of India is a fully cast slot machine that doesn't really lack anything. We have high wins, wilds, scatters and even a proper bonus game. Together with the excellent graphics and the high payback, this means that we can only raise our hats and note that Play'n Go has delivered a really, really solid slot machine that will suit most players perfectly.

Who wrote this

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