Divine Fortune Megaways slot review: falling wilds and a 4,500x ceiling

Divine Fortune Megaways is NetEnt's November 2020 remake of its 2017 jackpot slot Divine Fortune, without the progressive jackpot and with six reels of changing height and up to 117,649 ways to win. NetEnt lists the RTP at 96.09% and the maximum payout at 4,500 times the bet, far below most Megaways games; the hit rate of 41% is high. It is a medium-volatility game built around falling wilds and a coin-collecting free spins round, not around a huge top prize.

How Divine Fortune Megaways plays

Six reels, each showing two to seven symbols a spin, so the ways to win change every spin between 64 and 117,649. Matching symbols on adjacent reels from the left pay wherever they sit. The stake runs from €0.10 to €100 a spin. The Greek-myth symbols from the original return: Medusa, the minotaur, the phoenix and the white horse as the wild.

What a session costs: 100 spins at €0.10 and 96.09% RTP cost about €0.39 on average; NetEnt's hit frequency of 41% means about two spins in five pay something, mostly small.

Features

Falling Wilds re-spins

Any wild that lands stays on its reel and drops one position with each re-spin until it falls off the bottom. Re-spins continue while a wild remains on the reels, in the base game and in the free spins.

Wild on Wild

A wild that lands on a position already holding a falling wild expands to cover the whole reel. On the next re-spin the expanded wild moves down a position, so a Wild on Wild keeps the re-spins going with a full reel of wilds in play.

Free spins

Four free spins symbols anywhere on the reels start ten free spins; five give fifteen and six give twenty. Every wild that lands during the round expands to its whole reel at once (Wild on Wild) and then falls, re-spin by re-spin.

Bonus wins: bronze, silver and gold coins

During the free spins three coin symbols collect on meters. Five bronze coins pay 10 times the bet, five silver 25 times and five gold 500 times; each meter can fill more than once in a round. The gold meter is what replaced the original's progressive jackpot.

RTP and volatility

NetEnt lists one RTP, 96.09%. Casinos can run lower versions of many NetEnt games, so check the information screen where you play.

The volatility is medium. The maximum payout of 4,500 times the bet is the lowest among the Megaways games we review (Bonanza reaches 26,000×), but the frequent wins and the falling wilds keep a balance moving instead of draining. How slots pay explains what a low ceiling and a high hit rate mean for a session.

Who it suits

Divine Fortune Megaways suits players who want Megaways reels with regular wins and a feature every few spins, and fans of the original who miss the jackpot less than they expect. It does not suit anyone chasing a big multiplier; 4,500× is the limit. It is a NetEnt game; NetEnt has belonged to Evolution since 2020.

Divine Fortune Megaways: FAQ

Sources

• NetEnt, Divine Fortune Megaways game page: RTP 96.09%, hit frequency 41.00%, maximum payout 4,500× bet, 6 × (2–7) reels, 64–117,649 ways, stake €0.10–€100, release 24 November 2020, feature rules.

Checked 30 October 2026.