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Queen Femida: a gothic study full of quills and wax seals
Live22's justice-themed slot looks like a candlelit library. The reels, the 20-to-0 FREE ladder and the bet panel, as the screenshots show them.
Candles everywhere. That is the first thing you notice in Queen Femida: three-armed candelabra on the reels, more candles burning on the window ledges either side, and a stack of old books in the bottom corner of the room.
The symbols carry on with the courtroom-and-library mood. Blue quill pens, black wax-seal stamps, open books, a wooden judge's gavel, a straight sword, a purple ribbon and a skull with glowing green eye sockets. The name comes from Femida, the Slavic spelling of Themis, the blindfolded justice figure, and she shows up as a portrait symbol.
On the left of the reels there is a column I haven't seen on many other Live22 games. It reads 20 FREE, 15 FREE, 10 FREE, 5 FREE, then three steps of 0 FREE. My guess is it tracks free spins earned per row, but none of these screenshots show it moving.
In this spin the reels were still stopping (the big button has switched to STOP) and lightning crackles between the wax seals and the skull. The win box shows 8 on a 25 bet. Another spin in the top screenshot paid 10.
The bet panel is the standard Live22 one: arrows either side of TOTAL BET, then MAX BET, AUTO SPIN and FAST. The general layout is explained on the Live22 platform page, and the rest of the catalogue is on the Live22 game list. For something with a similar dark look, try Legend Of The White Snake.
Ask your agent for a Live22 ID if you want to give it a spin. You have to be 18 or older, online betting is restricted under Malaysian law, and a fixed budget beats chasing losses. See responsible gaming.
Questions people ask
What is the column of FREE numbers on the left?
It reads 20, 15, 10 and 5 FREE, then three rows of 0 FREE. It looks like a free-spin ladder tied to the rows of the reels, but the screenshots never show it being filled, so treat that as a guess.
Who is Queen Femida?
Femida is the Russian name for Themis, the blindfolded figure of justice. The game uses her as a portrait symbol; the old page called her the wild, which I could not confirm.
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