Lady of Fortune Remastered (Play’n GO) – Review & Demo Play

Lady of Fortune Remastered: Slot Overview

I’ve gone back to this Play’n GO favourite in its new form, and the facelift is clear right away. The mystic, crystal ball vibe is darker, heavier on the palette, with the fortune teller watching over the reels and a skull tucked on a shelf. The layout stays classic: 5 reels, 3 rows, and 15 paylines. It feels like a straight clean-up of a 2014 release, swapping the old lucky charms for more enigmatic items and a UI that finally looks current.

On the maths side, it plays in the low/medium volatility range with multiple RTP settings, topping out at 96.20%. The headline win caps at about 1,523x the bet, so this isn’t a monster-potential slot. Core mechanics remain intact: Wild multipliers, a Pick A Prize Bonus, and an optional Gamble. It’s a faithful rework rather than a rethink, suited to steady sessions where multipliers and picks do the heavy lifting.

Lady of Fortune Remastered Slot Information

Wins come from 3 to 5 matching symbols on the 5x3 grid across 15 paylines. The lower-paying set is blue I, green II, purple III, and red IV. Landing 5 of a kind from these pays between 5x and 13.33x. The presentation keeps things readable on mobile and desktop, with the controls lined up neatly at the bottom. It’s a clean, simple setup that mirrors the original’s structure while trimming the dated edges.

The higher-paying symbols are ring, bottle, and book, paying 20x to 66.66x for 5 of a kind. A purple Wild can land with a multiplier of 2x, 3x, 4x, or 5x, and the Scatter is an Ouija planchette. Three Scatters on reels 1, 3, and 5 trigger the Pick A Prize Bonus. It’s a tight symbol ladder, and the top line pays sit around that 66.66x mark before any Wild multiplier comes into play.

Lady of Fortune Remastered Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x66.6
	4	x8.3
	3	x3.3
	5	x33.3
	4	x5
	3	x1
	5	x20
	4	x4
	3	x1.3
	5	x13.3
	4	x3.3
	3	x0.6
	5	x8.3
	4	x1.6
	3	x0.3
	5	x6.6
	4	x1.3
	3	x0.2
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	Scatter

Lady of Fortune Remastered: Slot Features

Features match the earlier release: Wild multipliers on reel 3, a Pick A Prize Bonus triggered by 3 Scatters, and an optional Gamble after wins. The Pick pays up to 1,500x the bet, while Wilds multiply any line they help complete by 2x to 5x. The suite is lean, easy to grasp, and aimed at quick-fire decisions rather than layered bonus rounds.

Wild Symbol in Lady of Fortune Remastered

There are 4 Wilds carrying multipliers of x2, x3, x4, or x5, and they land only on reel 3. When a Wild completes a winning combo, that line is multiplied by the Wild’s shown value. They substitute for all symbols except Scatters. In practice, most of my punchy base game hits came from simple 4 or 5 of a kind lines spiked by a x3 or x4, with the x5 showing up less often but changing the tone when it lands.

Pick A Prize Bonus in Lady of Fortune Remastered

Hit 3 Scatters on reels 1, 3, and 5 to enter the Pick A Prize Bonus. You select one tarot card and take the revealed amount, with prizes reaching up to 1,500x the bet. It’s quick, clean, and all about a single decision. No long sequences, no retriggers; just a sharp shot at a chunky payout injected into a simple base game loop.

The top prize here used to sit at 150x in the old version, so scaling it to 1,500x gives the remaster a real focal point. In my sessions, the feature didn’t turn up often, but it carried the best chance of breaking the session open. The rest of the game stays measured, so this pick becomes the star turn and the clearest route to headline numbers.

Gamble in Lady of Fortune Remastered

After any win, I could gamble on a face-down card. Guessing the colour doubled the payout, while guessing the suit quadrupled it. You can take up to 5 gambles in a row, capped by a 2,500 coin limit. It’s optional but handy for pressing middling wins when the Wilds don’t show. The risk stacks fast, so I used it sparingly, mostly after modest lines rather than anything sizeable.

Lady of Fortune Remastered: Slot Verdict

I see this as a respectful tidy-up rather than a rethink. The look is sharper, moodier, and sits better on modern screens, while the mechanics stay familiar. Wild multipliers on reel 3 still do the base game lifting, and the Pick A Prize Bonus brings the real ceiling with that 1,500x card. It’s all very clear-cut, without layered extras or long-form features.

Potential remains modest at around 1,523x the bet, so I didn’t approach it like a high-risk hunt. It shines most when a x4 or x5 Wild lines up on a 5-symbol hit, or when the pick throws a strong number. The rest is steady, with low/medium volatility and the top RTP setting at 96.20% when available, though operators can run lower models.

If you were fond of the original, this lands as a neater, more immersive take that keeps the spirit intact. For me, it felt a touch redundant yet solid. The features are the same, the maths is honest, and the pick prize upgrade gives it a proper hook. I dipped in for clean sessions where decisions matter and left the jackpot chasing for another day.