5 Star Fire

5 Star Fire Overview

5 Star Fire is a five-reel, three-row slot from Foxi (Fazi) with 5 paylines, a 96.45% RTP and medium volatility. It was released on 2 May 2025.

Neither Foxi nor the catalogues publish a maximum win for this title, so we have not quoted one. All figures below were read from demo play at a 20.00 stake, where the paytable’s own numbers convert straight into multiples.

Everything That Wins, Burns

The whole presentation rests on one effect: every winning position catches fire. Flames rise behind the symbol, the reel behind it goes orange, and the rest of the grid stays in its dark blue dotted frame.

On a five-line fruit machine the win lines are usually thin hairlines you have to hunt for; here the burning positions tell you what paid before you read a number. The backdrop is a deep orange glow with embers drifting upwards, and the title sits in a bulb-lit marquee – the one part of the design that admits this is a bar cabinet at heart.

A Redstone Cabinet

The top-left corner carries three labels: REDSTONE, 5 STAR FIRE and DEMO. Redstone is the cabinet family the game belongs to, and the studio’s own demo address confirms it – the game is launched under the name Redstone5StarFire.

Foxi ships the same fruit engine under several cabinet names, so that corner label is the quickest way to tell which shelf a title came off.

The Symbol Set

Nine symbols, all of them classics: cherries, bananas, oranges, plums, strawberries and grapes, a gold bell, a red seven and a gold star marked SCATTER. A cornucopia of mixed fruit sits at the bottom of the table.

The paytable lists two separate scatter entries – the gold star, which pays for five, four and three of a kind, and a second green-labelled scatter that pays only for three. So one of them behaves like an ordinary symbol with a scatter’s reach, and the other is a single fixed award.

The Paytable

At the 20.00 stake the seven dominates: 12,000.00 for five, 800.00 for four, 200.00 for three and 40.00 for two. Converted, that is 600x, 40x, 10x and 2x.

Everything else is an order of magnitude below it. The strawberry pays 2,000.00, 400.00 and 160.00 for five, four and three – 100x at the top. The gold star matches it at 2,000.00 for five, 400.00 for four and 60.00 for three.

The bell pays 800.00, 200.00 and 80.00; the mixed-fruit symbol 400.00, 120.00 and 40.00 – so the bottom of the table is 20x for a full line of five. The green scatter’s single entry is 400.00 for three, which is 20x.

The Seven Pays From Two

That 40.00 for two sevens is the most important line in the table. It is the only two-of-a-kind pay on the game, and at exactly twice the stake it turns a pair of sevens on one of five lines into a real result rather than a tease.

It also explains the shape of the game. With one symbol paying from two and five lines to cover, the seven is doing the work that a wild does elsewhere – and there is no wild on this slot at all.

What Stacked Symbols Do

The reels arrive in blocks, and that is where the session’s bigger totals came from. Three oranges across the middle row returned 40.00 (2x). Three bananas along the top returned the same.

Then the blocks get bigger. Six bananas filling the first three reels paid 120.00 – 6x. Six cherries across the first two reels, with three stars beside them, paid 200.00 – 10x.

The best of them is worth spelling out. A capture with oranges around the edges and five gold stars filling the second and third reels returned 520.00, which is 26x the stake and the largest figure in the session.

A fourth shows four plums with a full column of stars beside them for 240.00 (12x). The pattern is consistent: on five paylines, the only way to a big total is one symbol arriving in quantity and paying several lines at once.

The Star Column

In four of the eight captures the gold star arrives as a full vertical column – three stars stacked on the third reel, and in one case on the second and third together.

Because the star also sits in the paytable as a paying symbol, a stacked column is not a bonus trigger you wait for. It pays, it contributes to the line totals beside it, and the round carries on.

No Published Ceiling

With no maximum win on record, the tallest verified figure on this page is the paytable’s own: five sevens for 600x. Nothing in the captures went above 26x, so treat 600x as the target the table is built around rather than a number anyone should expect.

What the Session Did

The balance readings across the captures run 1,120.00, 1,000.00, 940.00, 620.00, 240.00, 160.00 and 120.00. Seven wins were recorded along the way, and the trend is still downwards.

Put the two series together and you have an honest picture of a medium-volatility fruit machine: wins land often, most of them are worth 2x to 12x, and they do not keep up with a 20.00 stake for long.

Who Should Play It

Five Star Fire is for players who want an old-fashioned five-line fruit slot with one good idea in it. The burning-reel effect makes a cheap format feel expensive, the seven paying from two keeps the base game honest, and the stacked stars produce the occasional 26x without any feature at all.

The reservations are the two things it does not have: no wild, no free spins round, and no published ceiling to aim at. What you see on the reels is the whole game.

One note for the library: all six partner casinos also carry Super Fire Jackpot and Super Fire Dice Jackpot from the same studio. Five of them list this one under Foxi, while SunClub still uses the old Fazi name.

Where to Play 5 Star Fire

You can try this game on 7gold Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1500 for a limited time.

5 Star Fire was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 22 September 2026.