Legend of the Dragonby Xin Gaming

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Everybody was kung fu fighting, as the famous 1974 disco hit goes. Now it’s time to relive the martial arts craze of the late 70s and 80s with this release.

Legend of the Dragon wears its inspiration on its sleeves and on its reels.

Yes, it’s Bruce Lee in some of his most famous appearances like the yellow tracksuit from Game of Death and the iconic fighting pose from Enter the Dragon.

Aside from the Bruce Lee homages, punters can also expect extra spins and special prize symbols in this offering by XIN GAMING.

Theme

Right from the get-go, it’s obvious what this game wants to be. Set in a dojo with high wooden ceilings, the playing area has that distinct Asian-style lettering and is rounded off with a big dragon.

Everything about this offering...

…is steeped in the Hong Kong action movie genre and more specifically the films of Bruce Lee. Which of course, given his immense popularity, has been done before.

The three high paying symbols are…

…Bruce Lee. In various appearances of course. One in the iconic yellow tracksuit, one during the famous battle pose, and one in the middle of a flying kick.

The lower paying items are nunchucks, a training pole, and some card letters you will recognize from literally everywhere else.

When it comes to the quality of the illustrations…

…it’s pretty high. The stills used of Bruce Lee are of high-resolution and when the symbols are activated in a winning combination they have several frames of animation to make everything a little more dynamic.

Betting Options and Functions

This loving tribute the films of one of the best martial artists of all time is a 5-reel and 3-row game with twenty fixed paylines.

The options offered to punters are pretty standard with auto spin and Quickspin but without any advanced stopping conditions. The sound can be toggled on or off and the game is offered in English and several Asian languages.

Special Features

Aside from the specialness of being reminded of the works of Lee, there are two different ways the developer has spiced up this offering.

The first…

…is a prize symbol that appears randomly in the base game and has various amounts of money written on it. The amounts rise with the current max bet any, as is expected.

Any time at least three of these show up on adjacent reels it’s payout time and the punters will be credited with the total sum of all the active prize symbols.

In extra spins…

…which are the second special feature and activated by three scatter tai chi symbols the prize symbols return but with a twist.

The twist is that they pay out as scatters, so all punters need is at least three of them in any position.

Our Take

Everybody loves Bruce Lee, but will everybody like this offering? The answer to that question lies in whether or not you like relatively simple games with just a few well-built features.

For those who do, this is a great option.