Genie’s Riches (Dragon Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Genie’s Riches - Game Overview

As a long-time slots player, I found Genie’s Riches by Dragon Gaming a neat 5x3 video slot built around lamps, wild carpets, and a pick-led wish feature. It runs on fixed paylines and a smooth PC and mobile build. Wilds stand in for everything bar scatters, while three or more lamps launch free spins with multipliers and chances to add more spins. The headline extra comes from prize lamps that trigger respins and a lamp pick, throwing instant wins, multipliers, or extra spins into the mix.

Symbols and Paytable in Genie’s Riches

The reel set mixes ten base symbols with two key specials. You’ll see golden playing card icons alongside character pictures: the Princess, a regal tiger, the young street hero, and the blue Genie. The flying carpet is the wild, stepping in for pay symbols, and the classic lamp acts as scatter for free spins. A separate golden lamp serves as a prize symbol, and that one matters for the respin mode, where it holds spots and drives the main feature.

From the paytable, the Genie sits on top, paying from two-of-a-kind, then the young prince, the Princess, and the tiger follow. The royals A to 9 fill the low end with tidy returns when stacked on lines. Wilds don’t replace scatters or the prize lamps, yet they stitch wins well across the 5x3 grid. It’s a clean hierarchy, and after a few spins I clocked that character symbols carry the session, with royals keeping the balance ticking over.

Genie’s Riches Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x20
	4	x8
	3	x2
	2	x1
	5	x10
	4	x3
	3	x0.15
	5	x5
	4	x2
	3	x1
	5	x5
	4	x2
	3	x1
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.6
	3	x0.3
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.6
	3	x0.3
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.6
	3	x0.3
	5	x1
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	5	x1
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	5	x1
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	Special
	Special
	Scatter
	Wild

How to Play Genie’s Riches

Set your stake, hit spin, and aim for left‑to‑right line hits across the fixed lines in Genie’s Riches. The interface is clear in both portrait and landscape, so it feels natural on phone or desktop. I keep an eye on lamp symbols during the base game: scatter lamps feed the free spins, and golden prize lamps build towards the respin trigger. Outside that, it’s standard reels work with wild carpets plugging gaps to turn near misses into payline hits.

If you’re new to Dragon Gaming layouts, the rhythm is straightforward. I start small for a few rounds to see how often lamps show, then settle on a stake that fits the session. The key is spotting boards where two or more feature pieces land together; that’s when momentum builds. Auto play handles the spinning nicely, yet I prefer manual taps during bonus‑heavy spells, as prize lamps can change the bet flow fast once the wish feature lights up.

Bonus Features in Genie’s Riches

Free Spins in Genie’s Riches land when three scatter lamps appear. The opener starts with a sticky prize symbol on the grid, which can help chain the round. Extra scatters during the feature add more spins and can drop instant prizes, while multipliers may ride along to lift the tally. It’s a tidy loop: build position with early sticks, then hope the follow‑up spins layer more lamps or wild carpets to keep the meter moving without eating your stake.

Aladdin’s Wish switches on when six or more golden prize lamps hit. You get respins that continue until no fresh prize lamps land, and before the run you pick a lamp that reveals one of four wishes: another prize symbol, an instant payout, a random multiplier, or extra free spins. The beauty is that this can also trigger inside free spins, so the two modes can stack. The board fills up nicely when lamps cluster, and values add from each hold.

The flying carpet wild plays its part across both modes by tidying lines while the multipliers from the lamp pick do the heavy lifting on totals. In my sessions, the wish game felt like the main earner, with free spins acting as a path into more lamp action. It’s the kind of feature set that keeps you hunting for six lamps every base phase, as one good cluster with a friendly pick can swing a session in short order.

Betting and RTP in Genie’s Riches

Genie’s Riches lets me stake from 0.20 up to 100 per spin, which suits testing and deeper runs alike. I’ve seen an RTP listed at 94% in one sheet and a higher figure quoted elsewhere, so versions may vary by venue. Volatility reads as high on paper in some notes, while other blurbs call it medium; on balance my play felt punchy, with stretches of calm between lamp bursts. Bankroll‑wise, I pace bets until I see boards peppered with lamps.

Graphics and Audio in Genie’s Riches

Genie’s Riches dresses the reels with domed rooftops, warm streets, and a touch of medieval Arabian charm. Symbols are clean and polished, from the character set to the golden royals, and animations give enough movement without cluttering the display. The soundtrack fits the theme with light, airy cues that sit under the action rather than shouting over it. It’s an inviting look that helps longer sessions, as nothing grates, and the carpet wild and lamps pop nicely when they land.

On mobile, the layout scales well, with buttons spaced sensibly and text readable in either orientation. I ran it in a browser without a hitch, and the touch response felt crisp during feature picks. The game keeps controls simple: stake, spin, auto, and a clear paytable. That’s handy when a respin round starts, as you want minimal fuss while lamps lock in and values add. It’s a straightforward package that still carries enough flair to please.

Verdict on Genie’s Riches

For me, Genie’s Riches hits that sweet spot: a 5x3 setup with fixed lines, a flying carpet wild, lamps for free spins, and an Aladdin’s Wish mode that can snowball through respins, picks, and multipliers. It looks tidy, plays smoothly on mobile, and the prize‑lamp chase gives every session a target. If you like slots where one swingy feature can turn the day, this lamp is worth a rub, though I’d pace stakes until the lamps start turning up.