Dragon Slayer

Dragon Slayer steers well clear of the usual slot template. There are no reels, no paylines, no spins. Instead, it’s a cannon, a screen crawling with fantasy creatures – Dragons mostly, but also Goblins, Slimes, Gargoyles, Bats, and the rest – and your mission of taking them all out. The bullets are the wrinkle. They don’t just go one way; they rebound off the boundaries, which means a shot you thought was going wide can come back and pick off a creature on the other side of the screen.

A rock track plays throughout, while the backdrop is stormy weather and the silhouette of a wrecked castle. Wagers go all the way from 0.01 per bullet in the Bronze Room to 10 per shot in Gold, with a 600x Dragon as the headline prize.

Features

Three Rooms

Before you join the action, the game asks you to pick a room. Bronze takes the small wagers, anywhere from 0.01 to 0.10 per shot, Silver offers 0.10 to 1, and Gold goes from 1 right up to 10. The enemies and Multipliers don’t change room to room – all that changes is how much each kill is worth in actual cash.

The Powerful Bullet

Switch on the Powerful Bullet, and your cannon ammunition swaps to a heavier round that’s much better at bringing down the larger dragons. The downside is that each bullet costs 6x your normal bet. Wins are still calculated against your regular bet, so the bigger price tag doesn’t sneak into your payouts.

Mimic

The Mimic is a fanged treasure chest that turns up among the special drops. Mechanically, it gives you a flat 20x and detonates upon collection, bombing out a section of hidden creatures in the same way the Mana Potion does. Grab it whenever it appears.

Additional Details:

·     Shooting

·     Minimum bet $0.01