Sweet Kingdom by Pragmatic Play
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Overview

Sink your teeth into Sweet Kingdom, a vibrant slot that offers a delightful dive into a candy-coated world where sweet treats and richer rewards await your spins.

Set in a candy-coated realm, this game dazzles on a 7x7 grid with cluster pays, where cascading symbols can activate mouth-watering multipliers. Enjoy a playful yet high-stakes adventure, where money symbols grow with each tumble and free spins could double your delights.

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What we like...

Candy-Themed Fun: A vivid and colourful looking board that's a feast for the eyes.
Expanding Multipliers: Tumbling features that increase the value of money symbols.
Engaging Collection Feature: Money symbols grow in value, adding excitement with every spin.

... and not so much

Potentially Overwhelming: The fast pace and vibrant colours might be a little too much for some players.
High Volatility: While offering big wins, it may also result in extended dry spells.

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3.6 / 5

Final say

Jack's verdict

A surprisingly delightful dive into a sugary landscape, with charming cluster pays that kept things engaging. The Money symbol feature, doubling in value during tumbles, added a nice touch, though I found the base game can feel a bit sluggish at times. The doubling potential during free spins offered some exciting moments, but hitting those big wins still feels a bit elusive. It's definitely enjoyable, just not quite as addictive as Pragmatic Play's Sugar Rush or Sweet Bonanza series.

Tim's verdict

I found Sweet Kingdom to be a tasty treat. While the concept of symbols doubling in value can lead to some sweet payouts, the game doesn't consistently deliver the excitement I was hoping for, especially compared to some other slots in the genre. It's a solid game with potential for fun sessions, but it might not keep everyone coming back for more unless they really hit those high-value tumbles.