Moon of Fortune Slot Review

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As soon as I opened Moon of Fortune, the first thing that hit me was the strong Asian theme and the focus on the Year of the Rabbit. The action takes place on a 4x4 grid with 16 independent reels, and wins come from the Pay Anywhere system, where 10 to 16 matching symbols in view pay. It feels different from classic paylines and keeps every spin tense.

I like how Moon of Fortune combines simple mechanics with lots of little tweaks. The base game benefits from wilds and the Pay Anywhere payouts, so you can hit up to 200x stake without even entering a feature. At the same time the whole set-up clearly pushes you towards Hold the Jackpot, with falling star style bonus symbols teasing the main action almost every other spin on a good session.

For me the appeal of Moon of Fortune lies in how sticky bonuses, Chance Level and variable volatility all feed into one rhythm. I can choose whether I want calmer spins or a sharp, high risk ride, then chase the moon by cranking up the ante. When the grid lights up with bonus moons and rabbits, the whole screen starts to feel like a proper festival of cash values and jackpots.

Moon of Fortune Game Info

Moon of Fortune is a high volatility slot, so I treat it as a game that can go quiet for stretches but hit hard when the features line up. The default RTP sits at 96.12 percent, which is fair for this style. Max win is 1500x stake, usually from a full grid in Hold the Jackpot, so I scale my bets with that ceiling in mind.

Moon of Fortune Slot Features

In Moon of Fortune the main attraction is still Hold the Jackpot, and the whole feature package circles around it. Sticky to Infinity bonus symbols sit on the reels until the end of the next bonus, which can help a lot with triggering. You need at least six bonus symbols to get in, with four or five sticking for one extra spin. Respins start at three and reset whenever a new bonus symbol lands.

Chance Level in Moon of Fortune lets me crank the stake to x2, x4 or x6 while the paytable stays the same, simply raising the odds of entering Hold the Jackpot. On top of that I make heavy use of Volatility Levels, Ultra Fast Mode and Energy Saving Mode, depending on where I play. The Unique Gamble Feature and the Buy Feature round things off when I want to press wins or jump straight into bonuses.

Moon of Fortune Wild symbol

On the symbol side, Moon of Fortune keeps things simple but effective. Regular pays work on the Pay Anywhere model, so hitting 10 to 16 of a kind anywhere on the 4x4 layout brings returns, with 16-of-a-kind wins reaching between 10x and 200x stake. The wild symbol does not carry its own value but substitutes for all regular pays, so it often finishes off those larger clusters that you really want to see.

Bonus symbols do the heavy lifting in Moon of Fortune. Cash symbols show values from 1x to 10x, then 12x and 15x stake, while Mystery and Rabbit Mystery symbols reveal other bonus icons at the end of the feature. Mini, Minor and Major jackpots sit at 20x, 50x and 150x. The Collector symbol gathers all visible cash values and then multiplies the total by a random number from x1 to x10, which can get spicy.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	16	x200
	15	x100
	14	x30
	13	x15
	12	x8
	11	x4
	10	x2
	16	x100
	15	x50
	14	x20
	13	x10
	12	x6
	11	x3
	10	x1.5
	16	x50
	15	x25
	14	x15
	13	x8
	12	x4
	11	x2
	10	x1
	16	x40
	15	x15
	14	x10
	13	x5
	12	x3
	11	x1.5
	10	x0.8
	16	x30
	15	x10
	14	x5
	13	x3
	12	x2
	11	x1.2
	10	x0.6
	16	x20
	15	x8
	14	x4
	13	x2
	12	x1.5
	11	x1
	10	x0.5
	16	x15
	15	x6
	14	x3
	13	x1.5
	12	x1
	11	x0.8
	10	x0.4
	16	x10
	15	x4
	14	x2
	13	x1
	12	x0.8
	11	x0.6
	10	x0.4
	Mystery, Special
	Wild

The 200 Spins Moon of Fortune Slot Experience

I ran a long test session on Moon of Fortune, roughly 200 spins with a mix of standard stakes and the higher Chance Levels. In practice the base game gave me a drip of smaller Pay Anywhere hits, then every so often a burst of Sticky to Infinity symbols that dragged me into Hold the Jackpot. When I tried an extreme style bonus round in demo, the grid filled up quickly and the prizes felt very packed.

Moon of Fortune Review Summary

For me Moon of Fortune sits in that space where it does not reinvent anything but still gives a solid session. The Pay Anywhere system with wilds means I am not just spinning for features, which already puts it ahead of some titles that feel dead between bonuses. Sticky to Infinity symbols and the Collector with up to x10 add enough tension in Hold the Jackpot to keep the bonus rounds interesting.

On the downside, the 1500x Grand Jackpot is not huge for a high variance game and seasoned Wazdan fans will have seen this structure many times. The Bonus Buy menu does not show up in the UK either, so I play it the old fashioned way. Still, when the moon symbols line up and rabbits start ringing in jackpots, Moon of Fortune gives me that satisfying, swinging Hold the Jackpot feeling.

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