12 Fortune Signs

12 Fortune Signs Overview

12 Fortune Signs is a Chinese zodiac slot from Amigo Gaming, released on 24 February 2026. A golden dragon coils around a round plaque above a red-and-green pagoda roof, and beneath it the reels run on a 5x3 grid with 30 paylines. Amigo Gaming rates the game medium-high volatility with a top multiplier of x7,500. The studio does not publish an RTP figure on its game page.

The idea behind the name is the plaque above the reels: it holds twelve zodiac amulets, one for each animal of the Chinese calendar, and each of them stands for a different bonus. When a sign “awakens”, as Amigo puts it, the game switches to that sign’s feature.

The Paytable

The info screen lists every symbol with its value in cash for the current bet. At a €90 stake the premium symbols pay:

• 12 Fortune Signs logo: €4,500 for five (50x), €1,350 for four (15x), €360 for three (4x)
• Guardian lion: €2,700 (30x) / €900 (10x) / €270 (3x)
• Money frog: €1,800 (20x) / €450 (5x) / €180 (2x)
• White tiger and turtle: €900 (10x) / €270 (3x) / €90 (1x) each
• Gold ingot: €450 (5x) / €180 (2x) / €60 (0.67x)

Below them come three more oriental symbols – a red lucky bag, a coin charm and firecrackers – and the royals from 10 to A, drawn as jade-green letters. The logo is the top-paying symbol: five of them on a line are worth 50 times the stake.

The Monkey Wild and Its Multipliers

The wild is the Monkey King in golden armour, and it does more than substitute. In our spins the monkey came with multiplier badges of x2, x3 and x6, and the multiplier applies to the line wins it completes. Amigo’s feature list for the game names both expanding wilds and wild multipliers, so the monkey is the symbol to watch in the base game. In one spin two monkeys landed at once, an x2 on the second reel and an x6 on the third, both lighting up paylines with the column of coin charms on the first reel.

Two examples from our session at €90: a spin with the x3 monkey among two full rows of 10s paid on 14 lines for €450.00 – 5x the bet from a low symbol. Another spin with a monkey on the second reel and a screen full of 10s paid €135.00 on 9 lines – 1.5x the stake.

Thirty Lines, Counted for You

With 30 fixed lines on a 5x3 grid, most positions sit on several lines at once, and stacked symbols multiply that effect. The bottom bar shows a Lines Played counter after every win, and it is a useful guide to how the game pays: the screenshots show 4, 9 and 14 winning lines on single spins. When the same low symbol fills two or three rows, one spin can pay on a third of all lines, which is how a screen of jade 10s turns into a win worth several times the stake.

The flip side is that most of those wins are built from low symbols. Even five logos on a line pay 50x, so the paytable on its own is modest – the game’s x7,500 ceiling depends on the monkey’s multipliers and on the bonus features.

The Zodiac Amulets on the Reels

Besides the regular symbols, the twelve animals also appear on the reels as glowing amulets wrapped in coloured flames – in one screenshot a pink pig, a white rat, an orange and a green sign landed together. These are the symbols that connect the reels with the plaque above: each animal matches one of the twelve slots on the dragon’s plaque.

The Wheel Random Bonus

Three wheel symbols on the top row – in our case on reels 1, 3 and 5 – trigger the main event. The reels disappear behind a large stone zodiac wheel with all twelve animals around a golden dragon medallion, and the pointer at the top picks the sign whose feature you play.

Amigo’s feature list for 12 Fortune Signs includes Free Games, Pin Win, a Pile Collector, sticky symbols and wild multipliers, so the twelve outcomes of the wheel cover several different kinds of bonus rather than twelve versions of the same one.

Our Ox Round: A Board of Coins

Our wheel stopped on the Ox, and the game switched to a red sky with a glowing blue ox above a 5x3 board of gold coins. This is the Pin Win side of the game: every position holds a coin with a cash value, and the round adds them up. The values we saw at the €90 stake ranged from €45 (0.5x) to €1,260 (14x), with coins of €180, €270, €360, €630, €720 and €810 in between, and two empty positions left on the board.

The round total came to €4,995.00 – 55.5x the bet. The total is shown at the bottom of the board while the coins are counted, with the stake still visible on the right, so it is easy to compare each coin with what you are betting. The largest single coin, €1,260, is worth 14x the bet on its own – almost half of what five guardian lions pay on a line.

The Plaque Above the Reels

The dragon’s plaque is not only decoration. Its twelve slots show the zodiac animals as small coloured gems in a 3x4 grid – the colours in our screenshots included red, blue, green, purple and orange – and it is the place where the game shows which sign is in play. During the Wheel Random Bonus the plaque shrinks to a row of icons above the wheel, and the pointer marks the chosen animal.

Buy Bonus

The Buy Your Bonus menu offers one option: the Wheel Random Bonus. At a €90 stake it cost €6,660.00, which is 74x the bet. The buy takes you straight to the zodiac wheel, so the sign – and with it the type of feature – is still decided by the spin of the wheel. Our Ox round paid 55.5x, below the 74x price, which is a fair picture of how a random bonus works: some signs pay more than the ticket, some less.

Graphics and Atmosphere

The game is set in the clouds: a dark blue sky with purple storm clouds surrounds the reels, and the pagoda roof with its red pillars frames them like a temple gate. The gold dragon on the plaque is the centrepiece, and the zodiac icons on it light up in different colours. The bonus rounds change the backdrop completely – the Ox round moves to a red and gold sky with the constellation-style animal overhead.

Who It Is For

12 Fortune Signs is for players who like variety inside one game. The twelve signs and the wheel mean the bonus is never quite the same twice, the Monkey King’s multipliers make the base game more lively than the paytable alone suggests, and the x7,500 ceiling is high for a 30-line slot. Medium-high volatility and a 74x buy price put it at the more adventurous end of Amigo’s range. All six casinos we checked carry it.

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