Candy Island Princess

Candy Island Princess is a 3-reel, 5-payline video slot set on a candy island, featuring contestant symbols, tickets and a camera scatter. It was released on June 3, 2021, and you can play the free demo right away with no sign-up.

What symbols does Candy Island Princess use?

It has a fixed 3-reel, 5-payline layout with a ticket scatter, a camera scatter, 3 contestant symbols and 4 candy symbols. Having two kinds of scatters is a highlight, since each leads to a different feature. The contestants, cameras and tickets evoke a talent-show feel that is light and cheerful, making it an easy-going pick among Play’n GO slots.

When does Candy Splash trigger?

When 3 matching contestant symbols line up on a payline, Candy Splash triggers. The contestant symbol then expands and pays on all 5 paylines. In the base game, wins made of mixed contestants do not trigger Candy Splash, so you need to wait for the moment the same face lines up.

What does Behind the Scene pay?

When 3 camera scatters land anywhere on the reels, Behind the Scene triggers. You receive one of 6 instant wins, set at 5x, 10x, 20x, 80x, 500x or 2000x your bet. It is a one-shot instant reward separate from free spins, so it feels short and intense. You only need 3 cameras, so the condition is simple too.

How do Lucky Respin and free spins connect?

When 2 ticket scatters land, Lucky Respin triggers and only the reels without a ticket spin again. If a third ticket appears there, or if 3 tickets land from the start, free spins begin. During free spins, mixed contestant wins can also trigger Candy Splash, and ticket scatters are added to the reels on the final free spin.

What should I check first in the demo?

Not much numerical information has been published for this game, so the best way to learn the feature flow is to watch it in the demo. There is no official volatility figure either, so get a feel for it as you play. Pay attention to how often Lucky Respin leads into free spins when 2 tickets land, and which multipliers show up often in Behind the Scene, opened with 3 cameras.