The Oracle Slot Review 2024

The Oracle

The Oracle is a game offered by Cryptologic, a slot that comes with 5 reels which have 9 paylines on them. The top jackpot is worth as much as $20,000 with the right coin value, while the features offered are a combination of free games, multipliers, wilds and scatter symbols.

If you believe in fortune tellers, this is the game for you. You will find the Oracle mentioned in the title to be a young lady that is a fortune teller, a gypsy which tries to guess your future by looking at tarot cards, into a crystal ball or by doing all kinds of other rituals. The game has simple graphics overall, though they are attractive and they make for a good game. You will see an image of a dark blue curtain in the background, which I'm guessing marks the entrance into the Oracle's place of business. On the reels, there are some weird looking card icons to begin with, followed by images with the Oracle lady, lit candles, tarot cards, a book, an orb and a talisman.

The betting options of The Oracle give the player the possibility to choose 1 to 9 lines to bet on and a coin value in the range of $0.05 to $5. The resulting betting range is $0.05 to $45. As for the top payout, the 4000 coins of the jackpot give the player up to $20,000.

The Oracle lady is used as one of the symbols in the game, and it's a wild feature which is allowed to appear on the 2^nd, 3^rd and 4^th reels of the slot. As a wild it has the capability of acting as a substitute for most of the other symbols. The usual exception is the scatter and that is the case here as well.

The scatter symbol is the one that has the crystal ball on it, the one the oracle looks into to see the future. The scatter's role here is to award the player prizes of up to 150x the wager and to trigger a round with free games. The player will get 5 free games for 3 scatters, 10 games for 4 scatters and 15 free games for 5 scatters. As for the payouts, those are given for 2 to 5 scatter symbols.

It's an interesting game, which will be appreciated by those that enjoy the magic of the fortune teller, but will have little to offer everyone else.