There is a fixed wild in the game in the form of an elaborate tapestry which substitutes for all symbols but offers no wins in of itself and appears only on the 3 middle reels. The music is a fairly typical wind and chime oriented piece, not particularly engaging but not massively irritating either, though the cymbal crashes on some of the wins could be toned down just a little on a quiet casino floor. Theme & FeaturesĪs you might expect from a Chinese themed game originally aimed at the Asian market the game is absolutely overloaded with symbolism, deep reds and golds dominate the machine case, display and reels and are supplemented by oriental style paper lists for the game features and win table descriptions. The game name itself stems from the betting, the max bet on the game is 8.80 in credits or 880 coins at a penny denomination, whilst you can play the game at a lower bet, the pay-table information suggests you have more chance of popping the grand jackpot at higher bet levels with some players stating that long term play reveals a 1-4 chance of hitting it if you get to the Fu Bat pick win bonus round. Of course it is the ‘Fu Bat Jackpot’ symbols you will want to line up for big wins as this is where the four progressive jackpots can be won. The game to no one’s surprise is a classic themed Asian slot, despite the ancient Chinese style it follows the modern 243 ways to win format and features a 10 spin bonus round that in theory at least can be endlessly retriggered. Are you a progressive type jackpot fan? How would you like four of them in the same game? If that is your thing then 88 Fortunes is a game tailor made for you, even if it was originally produced purely for an Asian land casino player audience.
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