Published on 29th August 2013 by Becky Mosley

A brand new historical video slot was unveiled last weekend, when Regal Riches took its place amongst the elite list of new RTG titles. Designed of course, by RTG, Real Riches is a look at Elizabethan England during the Tudor period of history, and is a 5 reel and 25 payline slot, with two progressive jackpots which are awarded randomly, scatters, stacked wilds and free spins. It is thought that the latest RTG title can be played from as little as 0.25 credits per spin, whilst it can costs upwards of 25 credits a game, for those players will a bit more wealth. The symbols in the new Regal Riches title will pay from left to right as in any video slot although the scatter symbols of course pay from left to right and from right to left. But is this new RTG slot any good, and is it loaded with special features? Amazingly enough, it is! Aside from the two progressive jackpots, which as we’ve mentioned are awarded randomly, RTG have also chosen to throw in a wild symbol in the shape of Queen Elizabeth I. RTG says that the wild appears only on the third reel and it can appear staked on the same reel. The scatter symbol on the other hand is a garden fountain and when three or more are found, this will trigger a free spins round. In the free spins round, the player can win up to 25 free games with a 25x multiplier. Of course they won’t start out with a 25x multiplier, but this game uses what RTG calls an advancing multiplier, meaning that the more wins the player gets, the higher the multiplier gets. Logically then, with up to 25 free spins, and a max 25x multiplier, the player will start with a 1x multiplier. Regal Riches was released last weekend to casinos across the internet, and a number of online casinos already offering special promotion packages to go with the launch, such as free spins on this historical themed slot. Elizabeth would be proud of this title, and at first glance, it would appear that RTG have developed a slot that might just serve them well, especially amongst monarchy loving British gamers.