Empire King Slot Machine
The free online The Great Ming Empire slot machine is developed by Playtech and inspired by China, one of the greatest civilizations. The Ming Dynasty is considered as one of the most popular Chinese ruling family, up to 17th Century. The gamble is played on a simple set with 5 reels, 5 paylines, two diagonals, and three horizontals. This slot is similar to Gladiator Jackpot.
All the controls that the bettor needs to play are found below the reels, at the bottom of the screen. To modify the number of paylines, simply click the (+) and (-) buttons. Keep in mind that your future prize will depend on the nature of the icons lining up on triggered paylines, and the amount of money you need to place on the table.
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In short, the gamester must take the risk if he prefers to win big and conquer the empire. You will also find the Bet Max Button to you go all-in with one click.
How to Play The Great Ming Empire Slot?
To play The Great Ming Empire free slot, hit the bright red button with the word Spin printed on it to set the reels and hope to get winning combinations. You can choose the Autoplay feature to set several automatic spins.
It will spin on its own while one may simply watch the gameplay. If you choose to keep the bet settings constant without any interruption after each spin; this is the best option. Check out the paytable.
Bonuses & Other Features
- There are lots of extra features and bonuses in The Great Ming Empire slot game. A bettor has 3 various scatter symbols to gather. These icons activate the Treasure Room Bonus, and the player needs to land 3 of the same type anywhere on the reels to play this added round.
- Choose three treasures of the 8 that are presented to add their value to your total. In If you land 4 of 5 scatters, your wins will be multiplied by 3 or 20, respectively.
- The Forbidden City Symbol is a wild that substitutes the Emperor or the Empress icons. It implies an additional opportunity at scoring the most important combinations of the whole game.
Giant Golden Doors
There are also the giant golden doors that will open to display a selection of 8 objects. Each object has corresponding cash prizes – a bettor can choose 3 of them. A player can boost his winnings using a multiplier depending on how many scatters activated the feature. 3 scatters give 1x; 4 ones award you with 3x. Activate the feature with 5 ones, and your coin picks will increase 10 times.
The Great Ming Empire slot machine game is a volatile slot that ranges from medium to high. It is well-designed, and the win helps things along in the base game. Alas, the limited range of features, particularly the lack of free spins, is quite disappointing. A bettor can get big wins in the base around 300 times his bet.
18 Slot machines based on movies and TV shows
I mentioned last week that I was going to Vegas with my wife to renew our vows with Elvis. While there, we spent some time in a few casinos. I’m not a big gambler but I love walking casino floors and checking out the other gamblers and the various themed slot machines.
Casinos are awesome. It’s like walking into an arcade back in the 80s. Lots of lights and noise. People hunched over lighted consoles hoping to get high scores. I love going to casinos. Like I said, I’m not a huge gambler, but I love looking at slot machines. They are the modern equivalent of upright arcade games. I’ve talked about my love for slot machines before and their taking the torch of the arcade machine.
Anyway, here are 18 slot machines I found that are based on movies or TV shows. You can click any of these images to see them bigger.
The Hangover – I’ll start with this one because it’s the most obvious. Expect to see images of tigers and babies on the reels. “Tootle-loo, mutha-f**kaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!”
Alien – As you can see, there are two versions of the Ridley Scott Alien slot machine. One slot machine has the picture of the egg from the theatrical one-sheet and the other has a picture of the alien xenomorph and includes a special Alien Hunt bonus.
Alien vs Predator – You got an alien slot machine, you also get an Alien vs Predator. Unfortunately, there isn’t a standalone Predator machine.
Monty Python and the Holy Grail – One of my favorite movies of all time. This slot was great because it had a ton of quotes from the movie, as well as clips and a special bonus round where you fought the black knight. There were even “hot spots” on the screen you could touch to generate a random quote or sound from the movie.
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Star Wars Droid Hunt – This slot machine was pretty awesome. Lots of images and sounds from the original trilogy. Back in the late 90s, there was another Star Wars slot machine called Death Star Escape. It was cool because there was a bonus round that activated a model Death Star built into the housing that started spinning. Funny, I’ve never found a Star Wars slot machine based on the prequel movies.
Star Trek – I found two Star Trek slots. On the left is Star Trek Battlestations. On the right is a slot based on the original series with William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy. I only played the latter, so I don’t know the difference between the two. It looks like Battlestations is more of a space battle type game with the ships of Star Trek like the Enterprise, Klingon Bird of Prey and a Romulan Warbird.
Airplane! – What an odd movie choice on which to base a slot machine, but I love it. Several movie quotes and video clips made it lots of fun. Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit gambling.
American Idol – An appropriately large video display for the hugely popular reality show. This is a bank of about 4 slot machines that feature images and logos from the show. The big screen in the middle played video clips from the show. The video clips mostly featured Ryan Seacrest but there were some clips from Simon, Kara and Ellen who aren’t even on the show anymore.
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The Amazing Race – Here’s a group of four slots based on the show Amazing Race. I don’t watch the show, but I know it’s got a pretty big following.
Deal or No Deal – Game shows are a perfect fit for turning into slot machines. This one has pretty girls, suitcases and an occasional appearance by “The Banker”.
Press Your Luck – Speaking of game shows, here’s a slot based on the awesome 80s game show, Press Your Luck. This show was revived a few years ago with a digital whammy board simply named Whammy! If they are going to start making game shows as slots, I want to see Tic Tac Dough or The Joker’s Wild. Seriously, how perfect would The Joker’s Wild be as a slot machine?
Dirty Dancing – Don’t put Baby in a corner and strive to get Johnny’s Mambo Bonus. I wonder if there’s a Bonus Round where you avoid getting an abortion in an alley.
The Wizard of Oz – One of my favorite movies gets an awesomely colorful and musical slot machine. These were everywhere and there were always tons of people playing them.
Dick Clark’s Bloopers – Loosely based on the TV’s Bloopers and Practical Jokes show that Clark hosted with Ed McMahon. However, McMahon may not have wanted any of that “casino money” because neither his name nor his likeness are anywhere on this machine. Or Clark just cut his ass out.
Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers – Surprisingly, I could only find the middle Rings movie as a slot machine. I never saw either Fellowship or Return anywhere. Sad they only made a slot machine out of my least favorite Rings movie. The reels for the slots are filled with pictures of Hobbit feet. Cause pretty much the only thing that happens in this movie is walking. And Gollum. Gollum and walking. And trees. Walking.
The Monkees – I really liked this slot machine. It was fun and the music was great. There were also some Elvis slots, as there always are. I’m really surprised I didn’t find a Beatles slot machine.
King Kong – Based on the 2006 Peter Jackson remake. Featured music and video clips from the movie.
Sex and the City – …and this exists. Regardless of how I feel about it.
So, there is one slot machine that is like my Moby Dick. My Bigfoot. It came out back in 2006 and in all my trips to Vegas I’ve never spotted it, I’ve only ever seen it in a picture. I’ve talked about it on this blog before. It’s the Back to the Future slot machine. I really don’t think it’s out any more, but I still look for it.