A jungle temple, a lurking giant snake and a wild that can evolve with every round – in Serpent King things get tactical fast.
Serpent King – when the wild learns
Here, the boss slithers straight into the base game: In Serpent King, everything revolves around a Serpent Wild that you can upgrade step by step with collected gold coins.
Instead of just hoping that “something happens”, you build up more power on the reels over time – all the way to a wild that gets bigger, can gain multipliers or even stays locked and keeps levelling up with consecutive hits.
Why it’s worth a look
- Gold-coin system with progress bar: Collect gold coins to unlock multiple Serpent Wild upgrades.
- Serpent Wild as a joker: The Serpent Wild replaces all paying symbols.
- Serpent re-spins: If a Serpent Wild lands and no win occurs, one symbol type can be “locked” – then cascading re-spins run.
- Multiplier Stone: A stored multiplier can be passed on to the next Serpent Wild.
- More room for the game: Once all upgrades are unlocked, the progress bar turns into an additional reel (without card symbols).
FAQ
How does the playfield work in Serpent King?
You play on a grid with reels and rows that can expand over time. At the start you see a 5x4 layout; once all Serpent Wild upgrades are unlocked, the progress display becomes an additional reel and the layout can grow to 6x4.
How many paylines are there?
Serpent King plays with 30 paylines. That means wins are evaluated along these fixed lines when matching symbols land in the correct order.
What exactly do gold coins do?
Gold coins fill a progress bar for the Serpent Wild. As long as upgrades are still available, coins can appear on the reels; if they land in the same spin as a Serpent Wild, they are collected and count towards the next upgrade.
What is the Serpent Wild and what upgrades are possible?
The Serpent Wild is a wild symbol and replaces all paying symbols. Via the progress bar, you can unlock up to three upgrades: a larger (1x4) Super Wild, a Super Multiplier Wild with a random multiplier, and a locked wild whose multiplier can keep increasing with consecutive wins.
What happens during the Serpent re-spins?
If a Serpent Wild lands but no win occurs, the game can mark a symbol type. All symbols of that type are then locked, and re-spins start and continue as long as new symbols of the chosen type are added. At the end, only paylines made up of exactly this symbol type are paid.