Regal Fruits 100 Slot Review: 100 Lines and Expanding Crowns

Regal Fruits 100 slot artwork

Regal Fruits 100 takes a familiar fruit-machine cast and spreads it across a five-reel, four-row screen with 100 paylines. Its Crown Wild is the main change to that traditional picture: it can expand vertically on the middle reels, while two different Scatters pay by their own placement rules. That gives the game a little more to track than a simple line-up, without turning it into a multi-stage bonus slot. For a broader look at how fruit games use classic symbols, compare this fruit-slot overview. Here the distinction is practical: line wins still rely on adjacent symbols, but the crown and Scatters can affect a spin outside an ordinary fruit combination.

Regal Fruits 100 at a glance

ProviderAmigo Gaming
Genre / themeFruits
Game typeVideo slot
Reels / grid5 reels x 4 rows
VolatilityMedium
Payout mechanic100
Main featuresCrown Wild substitutes and expands vertically on reels 2–4. Star Scatter can appear on any reel; Coin Scatter is limited to odd reels. Both pay anywhere.

RTP and stake limits can vary by version and market. Check the information screen in the game you open. Maximum win is a ceiling, not an expected result.

A wide grid with fixed paths

The official listing specifies a 5×4 layout and 100 paylines. The independent game reference describes regular winning combinations as matching symbols beginning from the left across a payline, with at least three symbols required. A larger line count means more fixed routes can register, not that a win is assured on every spin or that the symbols pay without matching. The fruit, bar and crown imagery keeps the presentation close to a classic slot, while four rows provide a broader screen than a three-row machine. The useful way to read a result is to separate the line pattern from the special symbols: standard symbols need a qualifying line, whereas the two Scatter types can pay anywhere on the reels.

Crowns and two different Scatters

The Crown is a Wild that substitutes for regular symbols and appears on reels two, three and four. When it lands, it expands vertically to cover its reel, potentially contributing to several paylines at once. Its role is therefore local but useful: one crown can affect multiple lines that cross the same reel, though the neighboring symbols still have to complete a qualifying pattern. The game also has Star and Coin Scatters. The star can land on any reel; the coin is restricted to odd-numbered reels. Both pay anywhere when enough appear, independently of the fixed paylines. Their distinct placement rules matter because a screen can show a scatter payout without forming a conventional left-to-right line. The official material does not describe a free-spin or respin sequence, so these symbols are best understood as scatter pays rather than assumed bonus triggers.

What the published profile tells us

Amigo Gaming lists medium volatility, 100 paylines and a 5×4 grid. The same page labels x3000 as Multiplier; it does not identify that field as an overall maximum win. The exact official listing gives September 2021 as the release month, not a calendar day. An independent reference lists a 96% RTP and a September 28, 2021 date, but those values are not confirmed in the official material reviewed for this card and are not used as verified configuration facts here. The official page does not state RTP. Medium is a broad category, not a schedule of winning spins, and the multiplier label says nothing about how likely a top result is. That leaves a useful mechanical profile, but not a complete mathematical one.

Strengths and weak points

Strengths

A Crown can influence multiple paylines by expanding over its reel, and the two Scatter symbols retain separate, easy-to-follow landing restrictions.

Weaknesses

The official description leaves RTP and the paytable unstated, while its multiplier label does not establish a maximum win or the likelihood of reaching it.

Our Editor’s View

Regal Fruits 100 is most persuasive when read as a line slot with two clear exceptions to ordinary line evaluation. A full-height Crown can support several routes through the middle of the grid, while the two Scatters bring location-independent payouts with different reel restrictions. Those rules add texture without requiring the player to follow a long bonus sequence. The trade-off is that the official description leaves the paytable and RTP unavailable, and its x3000 field is labelled only as a multiplier. Medium volatility gives a broad indication of risk but cannot settle those missing questions. Players who like fixed paylines and familiar fruit symbols, with a small amount of special-symbol variation, can understand the central structure quickly; readers who want a fully quantified profile will find the published information incomplete.