Immortal Ways 3 Fates

Immortal Ways 3 Fates is a Ruby Play slot released on 27 April 2026, part of the studio’s Immortal Ways series. It plays on a six-reel 4-5-5-5-5-4 layout with 10,000 ways, returns 96.3% at medium volatility, and takes bets from 0.20 to 25. The three Fates of Greek myth watch over the reels, four jackpots sit around them, and cash coins, side arrays and a feature buy do the heavy lifting.

The Three Fates

The game is set on a marble terrace between Greek columns, with a sunset over the mountains and a temple in the distance. Above the reels stand the three Fates – a grey-haired woman in blue, a dark-haired one in red and a younger one in green holding an amphora – with the 3 Fates logo at their feet. During free games the scene moves up into the clouds, with white temples floating in the sky.

The symbols are Greek too: a Spartan helmet, a laurel wreath, a golden goblet, a round shield and a lyre, plus A, K, Q and J cards. Gold coins with numbers on them land among the regular symbols, and the Wild is a red-and-gold WILD tile.

The series behind it is long. Ruby Play has released a whole run of Immortal Ways titles – among them Immortal Ways Volcano, Immortal Ways Diamonds and Immortal Ways Spooktacular – and 3 Fates follows the same recipe of coins, collect symbols and outer reels that behave differently from the middle of the grid.

The controls are compact: an info button and a bet selector with plus and minus on the left, the win in a large red panel in the middle, and TURBO, AUTO and a big green spin button on the right. When no spin is running, a small line under the spin button reads “Press spin to start game”.

10,000 Ways And Side Reels

The bottom panel says it plainly: “Playing 10,000 ways”. The first and last reels are shorter, with four positions each, and they are framed differently from the four middle reels. Each of them has a small counter at the top – showing values like 1, 2 and 3 in our screenshots – and during features these outer reels turn into their own arrays: one screenshot credits “Right Immortal Array pays €187.20”.

Part of a prize wheel also shows up on the outer reels in some spins, with segments like MAJOR, MINI, GRAND and multipliers such as x3, x5 and x6. The game lists a bonus wheel among its features, and these segments look like part of it.

A small colourful wheel symbol can also land on the middle reels – one sits at the top of the fifth reel in one of our screenshots, in the same spin where the wheel appears on the left reel with MAJOR, x3 and x6 visible.

The Paytable

The paytable values are small, which is normal for a 10,000-ways game. At the bet shown, the Spartan helmet pays €3.20 for six, €2.40 for five, €1.60 for four and €1.20 for three. The laurel wreath pays €2.80 / €2.00 / €1.60 / €1.20, the goblet and the shield €2.00 / €1.60 / €1.20 / €0.80, and the lyre and the four cards €1.60 / €1.20 / €0.80 / €0.40.

Those are per-way values, so they add up when a symbol lands several times on neighbouring reels. The bigger money is in the coins and the features.

Coins, Winner And Collect

Gold coins land with values such as 8, 10, 16, 20, 24, 30 and 60 on a €10 bet. In one screenshot a COLLECT symbol lands at the top of the fifth reel next to a spread of coins, and the win comes to €58.

The coin values scale with the bet, and our screenshots prove it. At €10 the coins read 8, 10, 16, 20, 30 and 60; after the bet drops to €8, coins read 6.4, 8, 12.8, 16 and 48 – exactly 8, 10, 16, 20 and 60 multiplied by 0.8. So the numbers on the coins are euro amounts tied to your stake, not fixed prizes.

Another screenshot shows one of the Fates filling a whole reel under the banner “Immortal Ways Winner”, with coins stacked on the reels beside her. Hold and Win respins and free spins with retriggers are both on the feature list; our screenshot does not show what the Winner reel leads to, so the rules screen is the place to check.

The Fates themselves react to the game. In several screenshots one of the three is lit up while the other two are dimmed – the blue-robed Fate in one, the green one in another – and the same three portraits reappear on the buy screen.

Four Jackpots That Scale

At a €10 bet the plaques read Mini €200, Minor €500, Major €2,000 and Grand €10,000. At €8 they read €160, €400, €1,600 and €8,000. In both cases that is 20x, 50x, 200x and 1,000x the bet, so the jackpots scale with your stake. The 1,000x Grand is the largest single prize shown on the screen.

Buy Feature

The Buy Feature button on the left opens a simple question: “Purchase a random” feature, with the portraits of the three Fates, “for €800.00?” at a bet of €8. That is 100x the bet for one of three features chosen at random – you do not pick which Fate you get.

Free Games

Our free games screenshots come from an 8-spin round. At 4 of 8 the grid is full of coins with decimal values like 6.4, 12.8, 16 and 64, and a spin pays €17.60. By 8 of 8, coins cover most of the four middle reels and the round credits €392 on the spin, including the €187.20 from the right-hand array – 49x the €8 bet.

A further screenshot shows the outer reels locked with gold chains and padlocks, with x4 and x5 multipliers on the wheel segments behind them and coins worth up to 40 on the middle reels. The feature set is layered, and the rules screen is worth reading before buying into it.

Who It Is For

It suits players who enjoy the Immortal Ways formula – coins, collect symbols, side arrays and a random feature buy – and like jackpots that scale with the bet. If you want a simple ways slot, the number of moving parts here will take some getting used to.

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