Reign of Dragons – Frozen Inferno
Reign of Dragons – Frozen Inferno
Last updated on June 19th, 2025
Advantages & Disadvantages
- Stacked wilds and symbol upgrades keep the base game alive
- Four distinct dragon bonuses with unique features
- Solid max win potential at 10,000x
- Volatility hits the sweet spot for risk-takers
- Great-looking fantasy visuals (finally not just re-skinned fire)
- Bonus triggers feel more frequent than most high-volatility slots
- The base game still dips into snooze territory between hits
- Dragon powers aren’t exactly groundbreaking
- Some players might hate the random dragon bonus trigger
- No buy bonus option, if you’re into that
Reign of Dragons – Frozen Inferno Demo Review
If I had a coin for every dragon-themed slot I’ve spun, I’d probably have enough to buy my own hoard. Reign of Dragons – Frozen Inferno is Silverback Gaming’s attempt to do something semi-fresh in an extremely tired genre — and honestly, I didn’t hate it.
First off, yes, it’s dragons. Again. But at least these ones aren’t just breathing fire and calling it a day. The “Frozen Inferno” twist gives the whole thing an icy edge — literally. You’ve got fire and ice dragons battling for screen space, which, thematically, adds just enough flavor to keep you from checking out mentally.
The game plays on a 5×4 grid with 1,024 ways to win. RTP sits at a respectable 96.1%, and volatility is on the higher end — not exactly brutal, but enough to make your balance yo-yo if you’re not paying attention. Bets range from €0.20 to €20, which is fair but not exactly high-roller territory.
Now, the main sell here is the four dragon bonus features, which are randomly triggered. You’ve got things like symbol upgrades, wild reels, multipliers — basically the usual suspects dressed up in elemental cosplay. They’re not game-changers, but they do hit often enough to make the base game bearable. And when they chain together just right, there’s genuine potential to build momentum.
Free spins are where the real fire (or frost?) kicks in. Land three scatters and you pick one of the four dragons for your bonus round, each with its own gimmick. They’re fun the first few times, though once you’ve seen them all, the “surprise” element fades fast. Still, with a 10,000x max win in the mix, there’s enough juice here for at least a few sessions.
Visually, it’s better than I expected. The dragons actually look like someone put effort into them, and the icy/furnace clash is nicely animated. Audio? Serviceable. Nothing I’d hum later, but it doesn’t make you want to mute it instantly either — which in slot terms is a win.
Overall? Reign of Dragons – Frozen Inferno doesn’t reinvent the genre, but it doesn’t sleepwalk through it either. If you’re into fantasy themes and can stomach a bit of volatility, this one’s worth a spin.
Still skeptical? Try the demo and let the dragons do the talking.
