One Thousand And One Nights

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RIVAL GAMING - ARABIAN TALES SLOT REVIEW

Today I decided to give Rival Gaming's newest video slot, Arabian Tales a try. I enjoyed playing this enchanting new slot game as well as its "One Thousand and One Nights" theme.

"One Thousand and One Nights" is the story of King Shahryar who killed his wife after learning she had been unfaithful and then vowed to marry marry a different woman each night before killing her the next morning to prevent being betrayed ever again. He did this for many years until he married Scheherazade, who devised a plan for her survival which consisted of her telling Shahryar a different story every night but stopping the story in the middle so that she may live to finish it the next night and begin a new story. She went on with this plan for 1,001 nights, until Shahryar had a change of heart. She told tories such as "Aladdin's Lamp" and "The Voyages of Sinbad the Sailor" to name a few. …show more content…
I think Rival Gaming's Arabian Tales captures the essence of "One Thousand and One Nights" and all the stories within it beautifully. In addition to your typical slot symbols 9 through A, Arabian Tales features images of Shahryar and Scheherazade as well as magical flying carpets and the like. Special symbols consist of Aladdin - which is the symbol that triggers the Free Spins Bonus, Aladdin's Lamp - this symbol is the Expanding Wild, Ali Baba - which appropriately, is the Jackpot Icon and a Bengal Tiger serves as the Scatter.

3, 4 and 5 of the Aladdin Icons will award you 12, 25 and 50 Free Spins with a 3x multiplier respectively. I was lucky enough to land 4 of these symbols the first time wich gave me 25 Free Spins that happened to re-trigger themselves on the very first one! What more could I have possibly wished for? (See what I did

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