Every spin of Dragon's Treasure Quest starts on 243 ways and can end on 7,776. The reels begin with three big windows each, and every window that takes part in a win splits into two smaller ones for the next round. PG Soft released this dragon-hunt slot in July 2025, and added multiplier symbols up to x100. My 100 demo spins at 12.00 went badly: no bonus round, and a best spin of 99.00.
Same game, real money
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300% up to $2,000 + 150 FS 18+ · T&Cs apply · the demo stays freeSplitting windows
With three windows on each of the five reels, a spin starts on 243 ways. When a window is part of a win, the winning symbols are removed and that window becomes two smaller cells in the next round. Once every window on every reel has split, each reel holds six symbols and the count tops out at 7,776. Smaller cells cannot split again. The dragon-eye wild never appears on the first reel.
| Symbol | 3 / 4 / 5 per way |
|---|---|
| Warrior | 15 / 60 / 100 |
| Sorceress | 10 / 40 / 80 |
| Archer | 8 / 20 / 60 |
| Coin pouch, green potion | 6 / 15 / 40 |
| Spade, heart | 4 / 10 / 20 |
| Club, diamond | 2 / 5 / 10 |
At 12.00 a point is worth 0.60, so three warriors pay 9.00 and three clubs 1.20 per way.
Spin 89, from 243 to 4,500 ways
The spin opened on the plain 243-way board, and diamonds, a coin pouch and a five-reel line of clubs connected through three wilds on reels two to four for 33.00.
Every window in that win split. The next round played on 2,880 ways and the one after on 4,500, with sorceresses and warriors joining in, and the total reached 99.00.
That was a Big Win of 8.25 stakes and the best result of the session.
Spin 29 followed the same path for 96.00, with a 40.80 round on the split board.
Multipliers and the treasure chest
Multiplier symbols worth x2 to x100 can land in any base spin. They do nothing during the cascade; at the end the game adds up every multiplier on the board and applies the total to the spin's win. The opening screen of the demo shows four of them, x2, x5, x20 and x100. My two best spins had none on the board when the cascade ended, so neither was multiplied.
The treasure chest under the reels is a second chance at the bonus. If a spin ends with one, two or three scatters, the chest may randomly add enough to make four and start the free spins.
Fifteen free spins
Four gold-heap scatters open 15 free spins; any scatter past four adds a pair of spins, and the round can be extended from inside. Multipliers collected during the free spins are added to a total kept under the reels until the round ends. Each winning free spin is then multiplied twice: by that running total and by the multipliers on the board at that moment. Neither four scatters nor the chest gave me the round.
A thin session
Of the 1,200.00 I put in, 621.60 came back; the demo ended on 99,421.60, almost half the stake gone. Thirty spins won something. Spins 89 and 29 brought 195.00 between them, spin 91 paid 48.60, spin 83, 44.40, and spin 97, 38.40; twenty-one of the thirty wins were under 20.00. The first ten spins and spins 37 to 43 paid nothing.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Provider | PG Soft |
| Released | July 2025 |
| Board | 5 reels of 3 big windows, each can split in two; cascades |
| Ways | 243 to 7,776, base bet 20 |
| Multipliers | x2 to x100 symbols, added up at the end of a spin |
| Free spins | 15 for 4 scatters, +2 per extra; win times the running total times the board multipliers |
| RTP | 96.76% (PG Soft) |
| Max win | 10,000x the bet |
Werewolf's Hunt adds up its multipliers at the end of a spin in the same way; there four small tiles gave me an x8.
The rest of my PG Soft test sessions are linked from the home page.