Barbarossa Dragon Empire Slot

Hello and welcome once more on board the Lucky Wild pirate ship for another adventure fraught with battle, treasure, and possibly bouts of scurvy. I have joined Spin Jim Silver and his crew, who are currently in pursuit of the Barbarossa Dragon Empire. Yes, the Peter & Sons duo has returned to bring chaos across the seven seas with another pirate slot in this series.

I’m merely here to record the events surrounding the forthcoming battle, while it will be Spin Jim Silver himself who goes toe-to-toe with the game. As this is a pirate-themed slot, Casinos.com would like to remind the readers of a sensitive nature that "seaman" is a very natural word and its use is for literary purposes only and nothing more.

Now, enjoy the review and the free demo game, which you can access before playing for real money at the online casinos. Now, I introduce Spin Jim Silver, who is currently ordering his seamen to place their balls into the cannons.

The Barbarossa Dragon Empire slot is a high-volatility game that boasts an RTP score of up to 96.45%. The game features a classic 5x3 layout with up to 243 ways to win. The cost per spin ranges from $0.20 to $20, and the maximum payout is 40,000 times your bet. This results in a potential treasure hoard of $800,000! It is one of the best value-for-money games online.

To win, simply align three or more of the same symbols across adjacent reels. A win will activate the Tumble mechanism and increase the cannon multipliers. But that's not all the game has to offer.

When you play the slot game Barbarossa Dragon Empire, you will encounter multiple features and a bonus game that can help you win more money. Not only can you activate these features during play, but the slot also includes its own version of a Bonus Buy feature called Power-Ups, which allows you to purchase rewards.

While the Barbarossa Dragon Empire slot isn’t overly innovative or a giant leap away from the first two games, it still has a habit of being entertaining. The design has changed, but the concept of it being set in Asia is lost within the gameplay. With new scenes, you’d hope for new changes; alas, that’s not the case here.

Still, I highly recommend the game, but if you’ve played the other free slots in this series, like Barbarossa’s Revenge DoubleMax, you might find yourself scratching your head, wondering what has changed.