Series
Fortune Gems series
How the Fortune Gems series outgrew its original cap
The Fortune Gems series dates to 2021's Fortune Gems, where Tada Gaming established a 5x3, five-payline gem format driven by wilds, random multipliers and an optional Bonus Bet. Its low-medium volatility and 375x maximum made the first release a compact multiplier game rather than a large-prize showcase.
Ranked by Slot Score
| Game | Year | RTP | Volatility | Slot Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Fortune GemsTada Gaming | 2021 | 96.65% | Low/Medium | 63 |
 Fortune Gems 2Tada Gaming | 2023 | 97% | Low volatility | 74 |
 Fortune Gems 3Tada Gaming | 2024 | 97.13% | Medium volatility | 73 |
 Fortune Gems 500LatestTada Gaming | 2025 | 97% | — | 68 |
Fortune Gems 2 kept the five-payline base in 2023 but changed the reward scale sharply. The listed ceiling rose to 10,000x while volatility moved lower, and a bonus wheel plus stacked symbols added routes to larger results without replacing the original random-multiplier identity.
In 2024, Fortune Gems 3 shifted back toward medium volatility and raised the cap slightly to 10,125x. Splitting symbols and the Prize Line made symbol behavior more important, giving the sequel a distinct risk loop instead of relying on another wheel variation.
Fortune Gems 500 changed the geometry in 2025 with a 3x5 layout, then paired nudges and random multipliers with a 12,500x maximum and bets up to 200. The series' evolution is unusually clear: the five-payline core survives, but each release moves more of the reward weight into a different modifier and a progressively higher ceiling.