Fantasy in slots takes in princesses, dragons, knights, dwarves and Wonderland, and in practice it is the most mechanics-driven theme: nearly every game has its own idea. The anime princesses stand apart. Starlight Princess from Pragmatic Play, released on 23 September 2021, is the closest relative of Gates of Olympus, and its 1000 edition lifts the cap from x5000 to x15,000. How the two heroes of the series compare is covered in Gates of Olympus vs Starlight Princess. Moon Princess from Play’n GO plays on a lineless 5×5 grid with three princesses, medium volatility and x5000, and Hacksaw Gaming’s Cloud Princess accepts any eight identical symbols on the board.
Dragons are everywhere. Dragon Maiden, by Play’n GO, uses 243 ways, frozen reels and expanding Wilds, Nolimit City’s Dragon Tribe starts on a 6×4 field that can grow to 20,736 ways, and Red Tiger’s Dragon’s Fire turns a streak of wins into a multiplier tracked by the dragon’s egg on screen.
Big Time Gaming’s fairy-tale slots run on large numbers. White Rabbit Megaways from 2017, inspired by Alice, stretches its reels to 12 symbols in free spins for up to 248,832 ways, and White Rabbit 2, released on 25 November 2025, lists x133,100. In Nolimit City’s Fire in the Hole 3 the miner dwarf digs the mine entrance out of the ice, at very high volatility with x70,000. Such games demand patience, and the Megaways guide explains why.
Among the unusual ones: Push Gaming’s Fire Hopper, about a fiery frog on a pond, with 7×7 clusters and x50,000; Red Tiger’s Phoenix Fire Power Reels on an 8×6 field at medium volatility but only x1941; and Thunderkick’s Pink Elephants 2 with 4,096 ways. Return of The Green Knight, from Play’n GO, carries the studio’s top volatility score and a x40,000 cap.
For calm play try Moon Princess, Hugo 2 or the low-volatility Ozwin’s Jackpots. Those who opt for risk should look at White Rabbit 2, Return of The Green Knight and Fire in the Hole 3.