Kingdom Crown

Kingdom Crown Overview

Kingdom Crown is a fruit slot from Amigo Gaming, released in September 2024. It puts a classic set of sevens, bells and fruit on an unusually large 6x6 grid with 50 fixed paylines, framed in gold in front of a fairy-tale castle with green spires. Amigo Gaming rates the volatility as medium-low and lists a maximum win of 2,500x the bet; stakes run from 0.50 to 100. The feature list on the studio’s page is short: expanding wilds, scatters and free games, with three fixed prizes shown to the left of the reels.

A Six-Symbol Line

With six reels, a line can pay for up to six of a kind, and the paytable is built around that. The sixth symbol matters a lot: on most symbols it multiplies the five-of-a-kind prize several times over. That is the key to reading this game – five in a row is good, six in a row is where the real money is.

The Paytable

At a €100 bet the paytable shows these values for six, five, four and three of a kind:

• Seven: €5,000 / €1,000 / €200 / €100 – 50x, 10x, 2x and 1x the bet; the seven also pays €20 (0.2x) for just two
• Grapes and watermelon: €2,000 / €500 / €100 / €40 – 20x, 5x, 1x, 0.4x
• Bell: €800 / €100 / €40 / €20 – 8x, 1x, 0.4x, 0.2x
• Lemon and cherry: €100 / €60 / €30 / €10 – 1x, 0.6x, 0.3x, 0.1x

The jump from five to six is dramatic at the top: five sevens pay 10x, six pay 50x. Grapes and watermelons go from 5x to 20x. The small fruits stay small at every length, which fits the medium-low volatility – they are there to keep the balance ticking over.

50 Lines on a 6x6 Grid

The lines screen draws all fifty patterns: the six straight rows first, then V shapes, zig-zags and stepped lines that wander across the full height of the grid. With so many lines crossing the same cells, a single cluster of cherries or lemons can pay on a dozen lines at once – which is exactly what our screenshots show.

What Our Spins Showed

We played the demo at €100 per spin. The counter under the reels shows how many lines paid on each spin, and the numbers check out against the paytable.

One spin with columns of cherries on the left reported “Lines played: 14” and paid €140 – fourteen lines at €10 each, the 0.1x prize for three cherries. Another paid €160 on 16 lines, the same €10 per line.

The bigger spins mixed longer lines in. 18 lines paid €320, and 15 lines paid €480 when a block of cherries filled the lower rows of the first reels. None of these were big wins on their own – 1.4x to 4.8x the bet – but they show how the 50 lines turn one well-placed cluster into many small payouts.

Gold Coins With Values

Gold coins also appear on the reels, and on one of our screenshots they carried cash values: €50, €150, €100, €100, €350, €50 and €150 stacked in the middle two reels – €950 in total, 9.5x the bet. The ticker above the reels explains their role in pieces: the coins “award you with an extra prize each”, and “3 or more scatter symbols trigger” the free games. Our screenshots do not show the free games themselves, so we cannot say how many are awarded or how the expanding wild behaves inside them.

The Three Fixed Prizes

To the left of the reels hang three plaques: MAX €5,000, MID €2,500 and MIN €1,250 at the €100 stake – 50x, 25x and 12.5x the bet. They are fixed multiples, so they scale with your stake. Even the MAX prize is only a fiftieth of the 2,500x ceiling, which suggests the top wins come from long lines and the coin feature combining rather than from a single jackpot.

What the Stake Changes

Nothing in proportion. The paytable, the coin values and the three plaques all scale with the bet, so the game reads the same at every level. At the €0.50 minimum the MAX plaque is worth €25 and six sevens pay the same €25; at the €100 maximum both are €5,000, and the 2,500x ceiling becomes €250,000. A single three-cherry line is worth 5 cents at the bottom of the range and €10 at the top.

Graphics and Setting

The castle behind the reels has green conical roofs, grey stone towers and a blue sky; the reels sit in a thick gold frame with a dark green interior. The fruit is drawn in a glossy, slightly three-dimensional style, the seven is a classic red 7, and the coins are heavy gold discs. Winning lines are traced in bright yellow across the grid, which on a 6x6 layout with 50 lines can look like a web of light.

Kingdom Crown and Candy Time

Amigo Gaming used the same 6x6 frame for Candy Time earlier in 2024, but pushed it to 100 lines, sticky wilds in the free games and a much higher volatility. Kingdom Crown is the gentler of the two: half the lines, medium-low volatility and a classic fruit set.

Who It Is For

Kingdom Crown is for players who like classic fruit symbols but want more action than a three-reel game offers. The 50 lines pay often and in small amounts, the six-of-a-kind prizes give the grid its upside, and the fixed MAX, MID and MIN plaques are a clear target at any stake. With medium-low volatility it is a steady game rather than a high-risk one. All six casinos we checked carry it.

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