Immortal Romance is Microgaming’s 2011 gothic vampire slot, now owned by Games Global: 243 ways, four characters and the Chamber of Spins, a free spins bonus whose four rooms unlock the more often you trigger it. The Wild Desire feature can turn reels wild, the return is 96.86% and the ceiling 12,150x. The free demo below is a similar vampire romance pokie, with no download.
Immortal Romance runs on five reels and three rows with 243 fixed ways to win, paying left to right on adjacent reels. The stake is a fixed 30 coins a spin, which means 30 cents minimum and $30 maximum at most casinos, the ceiling the 2020 Remaster raised it to. The standard return to player is 96.86%; a 94.12% build also exists and is shown in the in-game paytable, and a couple of review pages print 96.96% or 96.98%, most likely slips. Volatility is the one spec sources cannot agree on, with labels running from medium through high to very high, and the hit frequency is 31.21%, about one win every 3.2 spins. The most it can pay is 12,150 times the total bet, which is $364,500 at the maximum stake.
Immortal Romance Pokies Characteristics
Wins need three or more matching symbols on consecutive reels from reel 1, and each distinct route across the reels pays once. There are no two-of-a-kind pays except on the scatter. The Immortal Romance logo is the wild: it stands in for every symbol except the scatter, doubles any win it helps complete, and pays on its own from three of a kind. The lion door knocker is the scatter. It pays anywhere, and three or more open the Chamber of Spins.
There is no gamble, no bonus buy and no respin feature on the original. The only random element is Wild Desire, which can fire on any base-game spin without a trigger symbol.
Figures are multiples of the total 30-coin bet for three, four and five of a kind on one way; a logo wild in the combination doubles them.
Two scatters also pay, listed as 1x or 2x depending on the source. Five door knockers at 200x is the biggest single line and the one win the wild does not double; five wilds on one way pay 50x, or 1,500 coins, the figure behind the Wild Desire maximum.
Wild Desire is a random base-game feature with no trigger symbol. On any paid spin the screen darkens and one to five entire reels turn wild. The ordinary logo wild stops acting as a wild while it runs, and no free spins are awarded; it is a one-off boost to the spin in progress. Five wild reels is the game’s maximum: 243 ways each paying the 1,500-coin five-wild prize is 364,500 coins, or 12,150 times the bet. Sites that say Wild Desire pays 1,500x are quoting the single-way coin payout.
Three or more door knockers open the Chamber of Spins, a free spins round built around the four characters. Rooms unlock by how many times you have triggered the feature, counted per player account: Amber from the first trigger, Troy from the fifth, Michael from the tenth and Sarah from the fifteenth. Once unlocked, a room can be chosen on any later trigger.
Amber’s flat 5x is the strongest per-spin multiplier and the only retrigger, so she stays a sensible default once the others open. Sarah’s room is the one players grind towards, but 15 triggers is a real commitment and the count does not carry across casinos.
At 96.86% the game keeps a little over 3 cents of every dollar wagered; the 94.12% build keeps close to 6 cents, so check the paytable before you deposit. The 31.21% hit rate means something lands on roughly three spins in ten, but most of those are small way wins on the low cards: the base game pays often and pays little, and the real money is in Wild Desire and the Chamber, both rare.
At the 30-cent minimum, $30 buys 100 spins and should show around 30 winning ones; whether a Chamber trigger is among them is not something you can plan for, since no trigger frequency is published. At $1.50 a spin the same $30 is 20 spins. The stake is fixed at 30 coins, so the only lever is the coin size, and the features do not change with it.
Immortal Romance Remastered arrived in May 2020 as an HTML5 rebuild. The maths, paytable and features are unchanged; the changes are sharper animation and audio, quick spin, phone-friendly menus and a maximum bet raised to 30. Immortal Romance Mega Moolah followed on 24 June 2021 and bolts the Mega Moolah progressive wheel onto the same base game and four Chamber rooms. The randomly triggered wheel has four tiers seeded at 10, 100, 10,000 and 1,000,000, and bigger bets improve the odds of reaching it. The cost is a base return published at 92.03% to 93.4% and a maximum bet of $18.
Immortal Romance II is the Stormcraft Studios sequel, released on 28 May 2024. It keeps five reels and 243 ways, lists at 96.3% with 94.3% and 92.3% variants, and pays up to 15,000x. Wild Desire is no longer random: two Blood Drop symbols on reels 2 and 4 trigger it and open the board to 1,024 ways. Each room gives 12 spins, a Jackpot Wheel pays four fixed character jackpots up to 1,500x, and there is a 100x bonus buy.
The setting is a gothic vampire romance with four linked characters: Amber the witch, Troy the vampire, Michael the vampire scholar and Sarah the human between them. Their back-stories are told through the Chamber of Spins and an original soundtrack. Symbols are the characters, a country mansion, a spell book, the door knocker and royals from nine to ace, in dark, moody tones the 2020 Remaster sharpened into 3D-styled renders. It runs in HTML5 on desktop and mobile and was among the five most-played slots at Canadian online casinos in 2022.
Immortal Romance has only ever been an online game, and Microgaming never had Australian land-based distribution. Online pokies are not licensed in Australia, so the game sits only in offshore casinos that accept Australians. One aggregator scan found it in 43 of 161 Australian-facing casinos, a database count rather than a lobby check, and we could not confirm it at any specific brand, so availability varies and a lobby search for the name is the way to check. Games Global does not publish an official free demo; free versions exist on third-party review sites, usually behind an age gate.
Immortal Romance suits players who want a free spins game with some progression and who will settle at one casino long enough to unlock the rooms. It does not suit anyone after a fast, feature-heavy modern pokie: there is no bonus buy, no gamble, the base game is quiet, and Wild Desire is too rare to plan around. At 96.86% it is one of the fairer games in any lobby; at 94.12% it is ordinary, so the one thing to check is the return in the paytable. For jackpots, the Mega Moolah version costs three to five points of RTP; for modern pacing, Immortal Romance II is the better pick.
96.86% in the standard version. A 94.12% build also exists; the figure is printed in the game’s paytable.
By triggering the Chamber of Spins repeatedly: Amber is open from the first trigger, Troy from the fifth, Michael from the tenth and Sarah from the fifteenth, counted per account.
12,150 times the total bet, from Wild Desire turning all five reels wild: 243 ways at 1,500 coins is 364,500 coins, or $364,500 at the $30 maximum.
At random on any base-game spin. The original has no trigger symbol; Immortal Romance II changed this to two Blood Drop symbols on reels 2 and 4.
Not at any Australian-licensed site, since online pokies are not licensed here. Some offshore casinos that accept Australians carry it, but coverage is patchy, so search the lobby first.
Nothing in the maths. The 2020 Remaster is an HTML5 rebuild with better animation and audio, quick spin and a 30 maximum bet; RTP, paytable and features are the same.
