Highly volatile, Dragon's Treasure can be played across all devices from 0.10 to €/$10 per spin.

We’ll be honest, this is quite a minimal number of paylines in comparison to many other online slots but it hasn't stopped it from becoming a hit with players. Limited to only 5 paylines, that's something you otherwise see mostly in 3 reel fruit slots rather than in 5x3 format slots. Like many classic video slots, Dragon’s Treasure makes use of a standard layout of 5 reels and 3 rows. Some might be put off by the lower quality graphics of these classic Merkur slots, but the developer has made a conscious decision to stay true to the original which is also something that has made the games so popular with veteran gamers. Originally a land-based slot machine, the game was eventually ported for play at online casinos and launched back in 2011. Dragon’s Treasure is definitely one of those games that is open to interpretation though, shall we say? Whatever the case may be, Merkur has done a good job with coming up with a classic, as well as inject it with all that is needed to keep hardcore punters entertained.

At least, that’s what we imagine in our minds. In the process, it has had the intuition to steal all of the town’s treasure and hoard it as its own. What seems to be the case with this Merkur slot, is that a dragon has been running rough shod on a nearby medieval town.

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