Majestic Treasures Demo

Majestic Treasures runs on a fixed base bet of 10, half the usual PG Soft figure, so with my usual bet size and level each spin cost 6.00. In 100 spins my balance stood above the starting 100,000.00 only after spins 12 to 16, and it ended at its lowest point, 99,757.00. The best spin paid 65.40, and the free spins never came.

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100 spins, 357.00 back

I staked 600.00 and got 357.00 back. Thirty-three spins won, but twenty of those paid less than the 6.00 stake, and only five reached four stakes: 65.40, 63.60, 47.40, 28.80 and 24.60. After spin 16 the balance went slowly down and never recovered, and the last nine spins all lost.

Crown jewels on a 5x5 board

The board is five by five, under four stone tablets marked x1, x2, x3 and x5. There are no ways or lines: four or more matching symbols touching side by side or up and down form a cluster. Clusters burst and the gaps refill from above. A red crown is the wild and a blue chest the scatter.

With a base bet of 10, a 6.00 spin makes every point worth 0.60, the same as on a 12.00 spin elsewhere on this site. Four kings or queens pay 0.60. Most of my clusters were that small.

Gold frames turn into crowns

Any regular symbol can arrive with a gold background. If it is part of a winning cluster, it stays on the board while the rest burst, and in the next round it turns into a crown wild. Spin 66 opened that way, with four gold kings in a block on the first two reels.

They paid only 0.60, but the four crowns that replaced them touched three groups at once in the next round: seven clubs, seven queens and six blue diamonds, each counting the crowns. That was 30.60 before the x2 tablet.

Doubled, 61.20. Two of the clubs had gold frames too, so two more crowns appeared, and a small cluster of aces at x3 brought the spin to 65.40, eleven stakes, my best of the session.

The tablets: x1, x2, x3, x5

Each round of a cascade moves the light one tablet to the right. Round one is paid as it stands, round two doubled, round three tripled, and round four and later at x5. Spin 53 used every step. Clubs paid 3.00 in the first round and an ace cluster 2.40 at x2. In the third, a crown joined three red spades for 9.00, tripled to 27.00, and two of those spades were gold.

With the x5 tablet lit and two crowns in the middle, the fourth round connected kings, queens and blue diamonds for 3.00, paid as 15.00. The spin finished on 47.40.

Spin 12

The only spin that put me in profit for a while followed a similar path. Three small rounds, 1.80, 6.00 at x2 and 1.80 at x3, kept the cascade alive and left crowns on the board. The fourth round was worth 10.80, and at x5 it became 54.00.

The game called the total of 63.60 a Big Win. It lifted the balance to 100,018.00, the session high.

Twelve free spins, by the rules

Three chests open 12 free spins and every extra chest adds two. During the round the tablets change to x2, x4, x6 and x10, so a four-round cascade that pays the same amount four times is worth 22 times that amount instead of 11. Free spins can be won again inside the round. None of this happened in my session.

Majestic Treasures FAQ

Skylight Wonders puts clusters of four on a 5x5 board too, but its wilds come from three fixed framed cells rather than gold symbols.

Back on the home page I keep every PG Soft session I have played so far.