Sun of Fortune Slot Review

Sun of Fortune Game Info

As soon as I load Sun of Fortune, I am looking at a 4x4, matrix-style slot where wins land when at least eight matching symbols hit anywhere on the grid. There are sixteen reels and no traditional paylines, so the focus is on filling positions with matching icons. The game runs on an Asian theme, driven by Wazdan’s Hold the Jackpot series, and it feels tailored for fast, simple sessions.

Sun of Fortune sits on an RTP of 96.15%, with volatility set high by default but adjustable via Volatility Levels. I usually stake between 0.10 and 100 per spin, and the game caps out at wins of 1450x my bet. On top of the cash wins from regular combinations, there are four fixed jackpots, with the Grand Jackpot worth 1000x stake when the Hold the Jackpot grid fills completely.

Design & Theme in Sun of Fortune

Visually, Sun of Fortune leans hard into East Asian style, with the 4x4 grid floating over a deep red carpet backdrop. Reels are packed with ornamented koi fish, turtle dragons, Chinese phoenixes and fierce golden dragons, all framed with intricate detailing. The flaming sun bonus symbols stand out straight away, and the whole screen glows with lanterns and warm colours that make long sessions feel inviting rather than tiring on the eyes.

Game Symbols in Sun of Fortune

Symbol wise, Sun of Fortune uses card icons J, Q, K and A as the lower tier, paying from 8x to 25x stake when I land sixteen of a kind anywhere on the grid. Premiums are all themed pictures: the fish tops out at 40x, the turtle pays 60x, the phoenix reaches 100x, and the dragon leads the pack with 200x stake for a full grid. Anything from eight to sixteen matching symbols counts as a win.

The wild symbol steps in for all regular pay symbols to help build those wins, though it has no payout of its own. The golden sun bonus symbols are the real stars, landing with cash values from 1x to 10x stake, with the odd 12x or 15x thrown in. During Hold the Jackpot, these suns can also carry Mini, Minor or Major jackpot labels worth 20x, 50x and 150x stake.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	16	x200
	15	x50
	14	x25
	13	x15
	12	x10
	11	x6
	10	x4
	9	x3
	8	x2
	16	x100
	15	x40
	14	x20
	13	x14
	12	x9
	11	x5
	10	x3
	9	x2
	8	x1
	16	x60
	15	x30
	14	x18
	13	x12
	12	x8
	11	x4.5
	10	x2.5
	9	x1.5
	8	x1
	16	x40
	15	x20
	14	x15
	13	x10
	12	x6
	11	x4
	10	x2
	9	x1
	8	x0.5
	16	x25
	15	x15
	14	x10
	13	x8
	12	x5
	11	x3
	10	x1.5
	9	x0.8
	8	x0.4
	16	x15
	15	x10
	14	x8
	13	x5
	12	x3
	11	x2
	10	x1.2
	9	x0.8
	8	x0.4
	16	x12
	15	x8
	14	x6
	13	x4
	12	x2.5
	11	x1.5
	10	x0.8
	9	x0.4
	8	x0.2
	16	x8
	15	x6
	14	x4.5
	13	x3
	12	x2
	11	x1.2
	10	x0.6
	9	x0.4
	8	x0.2
	Special
	Wild

Bonus Features in Sun of Fortune

The main attraction in Sun of Fortune is the Hold the Jackpot bonus. I need to land six or more golden sun bonus symbols anywhere to trigger it, though hitting three to five suns first gives a helpful respin. Those triggering symbols lock, the rest of the grid clears, and I get three respins on a fresh 4x4 layout. Every new sun symbol that lands sticks in place and resets the respin counter back to three.

During Hold the Jackpot in Sun of Fortune, each sun symbol shows either a cash value or one of the fixed jackpots. All visible amounts are collected when the feature ends, either because I have run out of respins or managed to fill all sixteen positions. Mini, Minor and Major jackpots pay 20x, 50x and 150x stake, while completing the grid pays the Grand Jackpot of 1000x stake on top of everything else.

In some versions of Sun of Fortune, there is a Buy Feature that lets me pay 70x stake to trigger Hold the Jackpot instantly, skipping the base game grind. After any winning spin, I can also try the Gamble feature, guessing a card colour or picking between two burning suns to double my payout. This can be repeated several times in a row, turning smaller hits into decent returns if luck holds.

How to Play Sun of Fortune

Playing Sun of Fortune feels straightforward. I use the quick betting panel to set stakes between 0.10 and 100 per spin, then choose the volatility level that suits my mood: low, standard or high. Spin, Autoplay and turbo speed controls sit together, so I can plough through spins when chasing the bonus or slow down when my balance is fragile. All of this sits on a mobile-friendly layout that stays clear on smaller screens.

The base game in Sun of Fortune is bare bones but direct. Wins drop when at least eight matching symbols land anywhere, and the best result outside the bonus is a 200x stake hit for a full grid of dragons. There are no rolling reels or extra modifiers, so most of the excitement comes from sticky bonus symbols that tease Hold the Jackpot. I treat the base game as a steady build-up towards those fiery respins.

The Final Verdict on Sun of Fortune

From my sessions, Sun of Fortune feels like a solid choice when I fancy simple, Asian-style gameplay with a clear focus on hold-and-win action. The max win of 1450x stake is modest compared to some slots I play, and the base game can drag if the suns are not landing. That said, adjustable volatility, quick pace and a satisfying Hold the Jackpot round keep me coming back when I want a straightforward grind.

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