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Divina Commedia I Nove Cerchi Slot Overview

One of the most famous poems of all time, it was probably inevitable that Dante’s Divine Comedy ended up as a video slot. Play’n GO has given it five reels and ten paylines, a cash collect feature that involves gathering souls, a free spins bonus where modifiers include higher-value souls or multipliers and a hold and win round. All those features could impact payout potential.

Divine Comedy

The Divine Comedy is a poem in three parts - Inferno, Purgatorio and Paradiso - but most people will be more familiar with the Inferno. Written in Italian by Dante Aligheri in the 1300s, it’s a chronicle of his journey through the afterlife, including the nine increasingly terrible levels of hell.

The Divina Commedia I Nove Cerchi slot also has an Italian title, one that means “Divine Comedy the Nine Circles”. That’s a pretty clear indicator that this isn’t going to be one of those slots that dwells in cute and fluffy clouds, as becomes clear as the opening animation begins your descent.

Circles of Hell

The cold stone arches and menacing statues of Divina Commedia I Nove Cerchi’s background aren’t immediately obvious as decoration in hell, but Lucifer himself sits above the reels with the traditional horns on all three of his heads. In the poem, the worst traitors in human history, Brutus and Longinus (who assassinated Julius Caesar) and Judas Iscariot, were continuously chewed and tortured in those mouths. Beneath the reels, the floor opens into a flaming pit.

On the reels themselves, there’s a similar contrast between the plain card symbols that are ubiquitous in slots and the more thematically relevant demons and flames. Leave the base game for bonus rounds and symbols to visit new circles of hell with different lighting.

Divina Commedia I Nove Cerchi RTP & Variance

The RTP of the Divina Commedia I Nove Cerchi slot is 96.2%. The variance is medium.

How to Play Divina Commedia I Nove Cerchi

Dante was guided by Virgil - you have our Divina Commedia I Nove Cerchi slot overview:

1. Greed can condemn you to the Fourth Circle of Hell, so it’s extra important to have a budget and limits to keep yourself safe.


2. Bet options are lined up under the reels, though you can’t reach the maximum or 10p minimum without the plus and minus.


3. Info is the button if you want to dig into the rules and paytable.


4. Finally, check your settings and you can hit that spin button.

Most casinos will have timeout, self-exclusion and other features to help with responsible gambling.

Always know when to walk away.

How to Win at Divina Commedia I Nove Cerchi

Hell isn’t traditionally a place with much winning, but in five-reel slots the idea is generally to find three to five matching symbols going left to right. Divina Commedia I Nove Cerchi follows the tradition, with ten paylines, just like Book of Dead, to try and create base game combinations. Other forms of winning are bonus features.

Divina Commedia I Nove Cerchi Top Win

• Low-paying symbols, by which we mean the cards and the X, are worth between 3x and 5x your bet for five-of-a-kind.


• For our more demonic themed symbols, top payouts rise to between 10x and 25x.


• Wilds can pay up to 40x in their own right on top of acting as substitutes for regular symbols. The scatter symbol doesn’t pay.


• All possible combinations of winning symbols can be viewed on the paytable.

Overall, the max win available is 3,000x.

Max-win 3,000x

Volatility Medium

Top RTP 96.2%

Divina Commedia I Nove Cerchi Bonuses

Souls can be collected in two ways in the Divina Commedia I Nove Cerchi slot. If the lantern picks them up, then they can be added to cash collect, but if they’re swallowed by Lucifer, that’s potentially the route to the hold and win round. Like most modern slots, there’s a free spins bonus too - one with various modifiers.

Cash Collect

Souls can have their own cash values, but they don’t work like regular winning symbols. You don’t match them. Instead, you need a lantern to land on the same turn. This is the collect symbol that allows you to gather up the souls and add them to your total win.

Hold and Win

If there aren’t any lanterns, then rather than you collecting the souls, they’ll go to Lucifer. This may, at random, cause hold and win to trigger. That means three re-spins, resetting if you land more symbols, during which you can try and collect as many sticky souls as possible. Completing the grid comes with a x1000 jackpot bonus.

Free Spins

This uses a mechanism we’ve seen in other slots, with the scatter symbol needing to appear three times in the base game to trigger the round. You’ll receive nine free spins, but first you can spin the modifier wheel for one of three extra features:

• Multiplier: applies a x2, x4 or x10 win multiplier to all winning symbols.


• Soul: boosts the value of all soul symbols.


• Lantern: more lanterns to help you collect souls.

Divina Commedia I Nove Cerchi Overview - Summary

There’s plenty of devil imagery in Divina Commedia I Nove Cerchi, though it may not convey the full horror of how Dante vividly described tortures. The theme does inform the Divina Commedia I Nove Cerchi bonus features, such as the collecting of souls by lanterns or Lucifer. Take a look at how it compares to other Play'n GO slots.