Sakura Fruits Review
Sakura Fruits sets classic fruit in a Japanese garden, on a diamond-shaped 3-4-5-4-3 grid.
720 ways
The reels hold 3, 4, 5, 4 and 3 symbols for 720 ways, paying from left to right.
Sakura Fruits Features
Blossom wilds
Cherry blossoms drift across the reels at random and turn every symbol they touch into a wild. The stacked young woman becomes fully wild even if the blossoms cover only part of her.
Paytable
For a 10-coin stake, three, four or five of a kind pay: cherries, lemons, oranges and plums ×1/×2/×5; watermelons and grapes ×3/×6/×15; golden bells and diamonds ×4/×8/×20; the young woman ×10/×20/×50, according to VegasSlotsOnline.
RTP
Amatic doesn't publish this game's RTP, so it is unconfirmed here; the info screen shows the setting in use.
Sakura Fruits Pros and Cons
Strengths
- Random blossom wilds
- 720 ways
- Diamond-shaped grid
Limitations
- No free spins
- No published RTP
Our Verdict
Sakura Fruits is a calm, pretty ways game; compare Sakura Secret.
Sakura Fruits FAQs
Does Sakura Fruits have free spins?
No; its feature is the random blossom wilds.
How many ways are there?
720.
What is the RTP?
Not published; check the info screen in the game.
Sources and game-version notes
Information checked 1 November 2026.
Figures come from VegasSlotsOnline's catalogue page, checked on 1 November 2026. GrandX's page for this game couldn't be opened, and Amatic doesn't publish a game sheet we could read, so check the paytable in the demo before relying on any number here.
