Dragon’s Fire: Infinireels (Red Tiger Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Dragon’s Fire: Infinireels Slot Review

I went back to Dragon’s Fire: Infinireels and it feels like the series has found a sweet fit for the InfiniReels mechanic. You start on a 3x3, wins tally left to right, and each improvement adds a reel. Stakes run from £0.10 to £10, the hit rate is rated 4/5, yet it can string dead spins before a tidy chain. The mesh of rolling reels, Fire Eggs, and Fire Wilds keeps base play lively without waiting on the bonus.

Theme and Graphics in Dragon’s Fire: Infinireels

A coiled serpent under heaps of gold frames the chamber, and the polished look is a notch above earlier outings. Symbols twitch when they land in wins, the background glints, and the whole thing sells the fantasy without fuss. I like how the grid breathes as reels lock and stretch across the hoard, giving a sense of progression even on modest sequences. It’s a tidy presentation, bold and easy to read at a glance, with clear symbol work.

During longer chains the screen stays clear, so eyes stay on the growing reel set and the tally. The choice to keep the chamber view consistent helps track symbols as they repeat across added reels. I never felt lost, even when Fire Wilds lit a pair of reels mid-spin. The style is familiar if you’ve played the series, though this entry is cleaner, and that helps when counting lines as the reels stack.

How to Play Dragon’s Fire: Infinireels

Wins occur from the leftmost reel, three or more matching symbols anywhere on the rows. A win locks the current reels, then one new reel appears on the right. If that reel extends the combo, another reel is added next spin, and so on. Miss the improvement and the grid snaps back to 3x3. Change the stake and the game stores layout progress per bet level, so you can return to a previous expansion by switching back.

This flow is the InfiniReels core. It recalculates wins on each added reel, and longer strings can mount tidy totals even from low base pays. In my sessions, two or three extensions were common, with rarer stretches punching higher when a multiplier landed. The cap is practical rather than mystical, yet the ride stays tense on each add. I found the cadence moreish, as near misses tempt you to chase the next improvement.

Dragon’s Fire: Infinireels Slot Features

Dragon’s Fire: Infinireels packs the Fire Eggs. Land one and a random multiplier applies to the current win. Only one can appear per spin, but if a value is already active, a new egg adds its value on top. The multiplier resets when the reels reset. This works best during a rolling sequence, where a modest base hit turns handy when the egg drops at the right moment, then carries forward as the reels continue to lock.

Fire Wilds can trigger at random mid-spin, lighting up one or two reels. Wilds then drop on those burning reels to substitute for pays, and after a win they can also appear on new reels that get added. I’ve had base hits rescued by a late wild landing on the fresh reel, which nudged the chain one step further. It’s snappy, not overbearing, and it pairs neatly with the eggs when both line up.

Bonuses in Dragon’s Fire: Infinireels

Three Dragon Spins symbols on reels one to three trigger free spins. A regular pay symbol is chosen at the start, and during the feature you only see that symbol, Fire Eggs, Fire Wilds, +2 Spins, and blanks. The +2 symbol adds two extra spins to the tally. The best twist is the grid not resetting on non‑improving spins, so a run can extend across many reels once you get rolling with the picked symbol.

RTP and Variance in Dragon’s Fire: Infinireels

This is high volatility with a 4/5 hit rate feel: frequent small pays, then a burst when pieces align. The default RTP sits around 95.74%, but the studio uses configurable ranges, so you may see versions nearer 94.72%, 92.73%, or even 90.75%. Check the help file at your venue. Max win has been quoted up to 10,413x your stake, while the max bet tops out at £10. In practice, layouts past five reels were rarer for me outside the bonus.

Dragon’s Fire: Infinireels Symbols and Paytable

Low pays are purple, green, red, and gold eggs, paying roughly 0.1x to 0.4x the bet for three of a kind. High pays are purple, green, red, and gold dragons, plus the fiery eyeball, paying about 0.5x to 1x for three. Longer wins add the value again every time an extra reel improves the combo, so repeated symbol steps push the total beyond the initial line hit. Wilds substitute for any regular pay symbol.

Scatters are the Dragon Spins symbols needed on reels one to three to start free spins. During the bonus, only the chosen symbol appears alongside Fire Eggs, Fire Wilds, and +2 Spins, which streamlines the paytable in a practical way. Multipliers from eggs apply to the current win and stack if more than one lands at once, then drop back when the layout resets, though that reset behaviour pauses during free spins.

It’s a compact paytable by design, which suits the recalculation model. Base values look small on paper, yet they scale through added reels and multipliers. I found eggs the difference‑maker on many sequences, while wilds often acted as a bridge to reach the next improvement. For planners, the bonus round’s single active symbol sets a clear target, and the non‑resetting grid lets that symbol carry across a long stretch when it hits.

Dragon’s Fire: Infinireels Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	3	x1
	3	x0.8
	3	x0.7
	3	x0.6
	3	x0.5
	3	x0.4
	3	x0.3
	3	x0.2
	3	x0.1
	Multiplier
	Multiplier
	Wild