Gem Saviour Sword (PGSoft) – Review & Demo Play

Gem Saviour Sword - Game Review

I jumped into Gem Saviour Sword from PG Soft as Eric sets out to save Gem Village from Witch Ira. Legend has it that the Sword of Light holds the edge he needs, and the slot mirrors that quest. It’s a 5-reel, 1-row video slot featuring a Bonus Wheel feature and a Bonus Respin. Cat Respin triggers when 1 or more Cat symbols land on reels 2, 3, and 4. The Bonus Wheel lights up when 3 Sword symbols hit on those middle reels.

Cat Respin Feature in Gem Saviour Sword

I’ve had tidy swings from the Cat Respin Feature in Gem Saviour Sword. When a Cat appears on reels 2, 3, or 4, the feature triggers, and the grid gives you another go at lining things up. On a one-row setup, any fresh symbol is meaningful, so these respins keep the pace brisk. It might look simple, yet the Cat pops in often enough to stitch small strings of hits, which helps balance dry spells between the sharper hits from the sword bits.

Bonus Wheel feature in Gem Saviour Sword

The Bonus Wheel feature in Gem Saviour Sword switches on when 3 Sword symbols land on reels 2, 3, and 4. The wheel can multiply your win or award respins, so it’s where the game teases its bigger swings. On a thin 1-row layout, nailing that middle trio feels tense, yet the trigger is clear and clean. I’ve seen modest multipliers prop up base wins, and the respin spots can stretch a run without turning the session into a slog.

My best run came from a respin streak off the wheel rather than a huge multiplier, which suits the slot’s trim format. The feature doesn’t flood the screen with clutter; it keeps focus on the sword and the outcome, which I like on mobile in portrait play. When it misses, it misses quick, but when it lands, you know straight away what you’re playing for, and that clarity fits the game’s straightforward rhythm.

Symbols and triggers in Gem Saviour Sword

Symbols and triggers in Gem Saviour Sword lean on two keys, Sword symbols and Cat symbols. Swords appear on reels 2, 3, and 4, and three of them launch the Bonus Wheel. Cats can land on those same middle reels; a single Cat is enough to spark the Cat Respin Feature. With only one row, centre placement is king. You’re always eyeing those middle positions, and when they line up, the game flows from nudge wins to feature shots without faff.

How I play Gem Saviour Sword

I rate Gem Saviour Sword as a pleasure to play when I want simple and clear rules and quick spins. I often start in the demo version, as it mirrors the real thing well, and it’s handy while I sip a cosy cup of tea at home. The one-row layout makes it easy to track progress, watch reels 2-4 for Cats and Swords, and let the features do the heavy lifting when they pop.

When I hit a chunky win, I prefer to step away and come back after a few hours. That pause keeps my head clear and suits this pacey slot. Bonuses in-game arrive through the Cat Respin and the Bonus Wheel; no faffy mini-games, just the main loop. If you play for cash, be aware that withdrawals can involve document checks, which is common. I keep stakes sensible and let the features carry the session.