Series
Fortune series
Fortune slots: PG Soft's zodiac cycle changes more than the mascot
Unlike a loose collection of luck-themed games, PG Soft's Fortune series is a connected Asian festival and zodiac line that changes its compact reel math for each animal or deity. The recurring symbols suggest a simple annual reskin, but the games move between respins, sticky wilds, free spins, multipliers and different volatility profiles.
Ranked by Slot Score
| Game | Year | RTP | Volatility | Slot Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Fortune GodsPG Soft | 2018 | 95.04% | High volatility | 69 |
Fortune MousePG Soft | 2020 | 96.96% | Medium volatility | 67 |
Fortune OxPG Soft | 2021 | 96.75% | Medium volatility | 66 |
Fortune TigerPG Soft | 2022 | 96.81% | Medium volatility | 70 |
Fortune RabbitPG Soft | 2023 | 96.75% | Medium volatility | 69 |
Fortune DragonPG Soft | 2024 | 96.74% | Medium volatility | 74 |
Fortune SnakeLatestPG Soft | 2025 | 96.75% | Low volatility | 67 |
Shared signs across the Fortune series
- Visual language: gold, fire, treasure and celebratory Asian imagery make each entry recognizable before its feature activates.
- Compact playfield: most animal entries use small line counts and a short 3-row screen rather than a large ways grid.
- Wild-led action: wild substitutions, respins or multipliers concentrate the mechanical change in one prominent symbol.
- Annual identity: the mascot changes, but the games preserve the same quick-reading festival style.
Fortune Gods is the outlier that established the broader frame: a high-volatility 5x3 game with 15 paylines, expanding wilds, respins and wins in both directions. Fortune Mouse then reduced the structure to a 3x3 screen and five paylines, using stacked and random wilds with a 1,000x maximum. Fortune Ox kept the small screen but doubled the line count and pushed the listed ceiling to 2,000x.
The mascot changes the risk loop
- Fortune Tiger: five paylines, respins and sticky wilds support repeated chances on a compact grid, with a 2,500x maximum.
- Fortune Rabbit: ten paylines and free spins replace the earlier emphasis on respinning wilds, while the maximum rises to 5,000x.
- Fortune Dragon: returns to five paylines and combines free spins with random multipliers, capped at 2,500x.
- Fortune Snake: shifts to low volatility, locking wins and random rewards while restoring the 5,000x ceiling.
That progression answers the main comparison question: the animal is not the only meaningful choice. Mouse, Ox and Tiger favor compact wild behavior; Rabbit and Dragon put more weight on free-spin outcomes; Snake lowers the volatility while retaining a higher listed maximum. Fortune Gods sits apart as the denser, higher-volatility foundation.