Eagle Shadow Fist

Punch up your gameplay with Eagle Shadow Fist—Jackie Chan’s action-packed sequel where fast spins and heroic rewards await!

Having surprised their fans with Fantasy Mission Force, the first of Realtime Gamings video slots featuring Jackie Chan, in the 1983 Hong Kong action-comedy...

the developer is getting ready to treat us to a sequel. Eagle Shadow Fist is a new title inspired by another of Jackie’s movies which takes place during the second Japanese-Chinese war. Japan invades China and a small theater group performs patriotic pieces as their way of fighting back, as the result getting in trouble with the tyrant. Two of the best Japanese soldiers go undercover to find the revolutionaries, but as you can imagine, they’re no match for Jackie Chan. This action-packed title, offering fast gameplay, lucrative special features and generous rewards, arrives at Thunderbolt on the 21st February 2018. In the meantime, practice punching the Spin button and make test your skills against those of Mr. Chan.

Punching Wilds, Free Spins and Multipliers

Eagle Shadow Fist plays and pays over 5 reels and 20 variable paylines. It portrays several actors and incorporates animated scenes from the original film, with Punching Wild icons doubling the prize whenever they help create a winning combo. Land 3 or more Scatters depicted as martial arts scenes and you’ll be awarded 20 free games. All wins achieved while spinning for free are boosted by x2, x3 or x4 multiplier, depending on the number of triggering icons. The great thing is that this bonus round can be re-triggered by getting 3+ Scatter symbols to appear simultaneously once again. Use these extras well and you might be ending the fight with as much as 40,000x your line bet.

One in the same as the first title of the series, Eagle Shadow Fist comes with a jackpot exclusive to Jackie Chan games. It’s delivered completely randomly and each time it pays, jackpot value will reset to R5,000+. Clearly, players are once again given multiple big win opportunities simply for siding up with one of the most famous martial artists of all times.