Three rows, five reels, and twenty fixed paylines make up the Towering Fortunes slot machine. Matching three or more symbols from left to right, starting on reel 1, will result in a payout. The large selection of stakes, which range from 20c to $100 each spin, makes it suitable for all bankroll sizes. If you're familiar with Pragmatic Play slots, you'll know that changing your total wager is as simple as using the + and - buttons to the left and right of the spin button underneath the reels. If you're not in the UK, autospins are still an option for you.

The generous 96.5% RTP of Towering Fortunes is far higher than the 96% industry standard for online slots. With a volatility rating of 4.5/5, which is high, you may anticipate this game to pay out less frequently on average. However, there will be a higher likelihood of seeing significant victories quickly. The top prize is 6,422 times your wager. It's greater than many other Pragmatic slots, which often have multipliers of over 5,000x, but by no means the greatest one can find. Your best chance of winning the top prize with the 100x multipliers will be through the Hold & Win function.

Luxury and leading your best life are the themes of the Towering Fortunes slot. Although I could be mistaken, the reels are positioned in front of what appears to be Singapore. To the right of the reels is a large wheel that might very well be the Singapore Flyer. I'm going to pick Singapore's upscale appearance, yet it might also be the London Eye along the Thames. In either case, the slot has a generally rich vibe. There isn't a lot of animation, but the graphics are vibrant and striking enough to catch your eye. The soundtrack is quite calming, similar to the background music to a love song or something similar, in terms of audio. When you activate the bonus function, everything gets more intense. The background changes to purple, and the music speeds up to create a more disco-like atmosphere. The topic suggests it could have been extravagant, but I enjoy how understated it is.

The lower-paying symbols on the reels are the A-J Royals. Whiskey glasses worth more money, sports vehicles, yachts, and private planes are added to this list. Another female character is donning some opulent-looking jewelry. The female character has the highest payouts, offering 2, 20, or 50 times your wager for combinations of 3, 4, or 5. The male character that serves as the game's Wild card pays up to 500 times for five of a kind. A gold briefcase is also there and serves as the Mystery emblem.

HTML5 technology is used in the Towering Fortunes slot. Play is possible on tablet, laptop, PC, and mobile devices. I advise using a larger screen to obtain the full visual and aural experience because the bonus feature expands to an 11-reel arrangement and is optimized for iOS and Android smartphones.

The Towering Fortunes slot game has just one major bonus feature, but it's a terrific one. With the Hold and Win function, the grid size is increased to 115, where more currency symbols give higher multipliers. Let's go into further detail to provide you with a thorough summary so you can fully comprehend what is happening.

To start this bonus game, you must land three or more Money symbols anywhere on the reels. The regular reels vanish before the game starts and are replaced by a 115 grid. The function will start after the money symbols that started it fall to the bottom of the screen. There are just active symbols here: blanks and money. Each reel has three lives, and after three respins without any additional winning symbols, that reel is blocked while the feature is still active on the other reels. When a fresh Money symbol lands, the lives are reset to 3. Each reel has a multiplier attached, and the money symbols will stack on top of one another. When all five reels are blocked and no respins are left, the bonus round is over. Since retriggers are also not available in this case, take advantage of the feature as soon as you activate it. After extensive testing, I found that I didn't get the Hold & Spin feature very often, so don't count on it happening much.