Gem Fire Fortune
Gem Fire Fortune
Last updated on June 5th, 2025
Advantages & Disadvantages
- x5,000 Max Win
- Fiery Wild Multipliers
- Free Spins with Increasing Multis
- Volatility that actually feels fair
- Simple mechanics — easy to pick up
- Demo available – no risk, just rage
- Feels like a reskinned Fire Strike clone
- No base game features at all
- Audio loop gets annoying fast
- Jackpot hunters might find it boring
Right, so Gem Fire Fortune — if the name sounds like a mobile RPG or a Diablo expansion, you’re not alone. Pragmatic Play’s gone full pyromaniac here, slapping gems and flames together like it’s still 2019. And honestly? It kinda works — if you’re into hot visuals and basic mechanics that don’t fry your brain.
The theme’s exactly what it says on the tin: fire and fortune. Big red rubies, gold coins, smoldering backgrounds. It’s all very dramatic — like a fantasy forge exploded on your screen. But once the lava cools, what you’re left with is a pretty standard 5×3 setup and 25 paylines. No fancy grids. No crazy gimmicks. Just spin and pray the flames favor you.
Now for the gameplay. Base game is barebones — you’re spinning for Wilds and that’s about it. The Wilds come with multipliers up to x5, which sounds good until you realize they only get spicy during Free Spins. Speaking of which, landing 3 or more Scatters gets you 10 Free Spins where Wild multipliers stack. That’s where the slot actually lights up and starts tossing out decent wins. It’s got that “wait for the bonus” syndrome, though — and if you’re not lucky, it can feel like you’re roasting marshmallows on cold rocks.
Volatility is high, but not the kind that makes you want to launch your phone into a wall. RTP’s sitting at a respectable 96.01%, which is fine — not amazing, not insulting. Bet range is the usual Pragmatic spread: €0.25 to €125. Nothing wild, but it gets the job done. Max win? x5,000. So yeah, it can pay, but it’s not exactly life-changing unless you’re running hot in the bonus.
Biggest gripe? This feels like it’s borrowing a lot from earlier Pragmatic titles — Fire Strike, Elemental Gems, you name it. There’s a whiff of recycling going on here. Not offensively so, but enough to make you go “Haven’t I played this before?”
In short: Gem Fire Fortune looks decent and plays smooth, but it doesn’t spark anything groundbreaking. Bonus can sizzle, but the rest? Pretty lukewarm.
Give the demo a spin and see if the fire still burns for you.
