Regal Fruits 40 Slot by Amigo Gaming

Two scatter symbols doing different jobs on the same grid. The gold coin counts at any position across all five reels, while the star scatter only registers on reels 1, 3, and 5. That split creates two separate collection rhythms running in parallel - the coin hits more often because it has more valid positions, the star is rarer but operates on its own payout track. Most classic fruit slots get away with one scatter type. Having two with different reel restrictions adds a layer of math that keeps base game spins less predictable.

Crown wilds land on reels 2, 3, and 4 only. When one participates in a winning combination, it expands to fill the entire reel vertically - all four rows. On 40 paylines, that single expansion suddenly touches a lot of winning paths at once. Two crowns expanding on adjacent center reels and you're looking at a solid wild wall across the grid's middle section. The conditional trigger matters, though. A crown that doesn't connect to any win stays at one position. So reel composition around the wild dictates whether you get a single substitution or a full-column takeover.

Grand, Major, and Minor jackpot tiers run above the reels at fixed multiplier thresholds. Combined with the expanding wilds and dual scatters, these jackpots are the only escalation layer - there's no free spins round, no bonus game, no buy-in shortcut. Everything resolves through base spins. Glossy 3D fruits against deep violet with gold trim everywhere, consistent with the rest of the Regal Fruits family. The 40-payline count sits right between the 20 and 100 variants, and that middle ground means expanding wilds connect meaningfully without the payline saturation the 100-line version produces.