Beauty & The Beast by Belatra turns the fairy-tale source into a compact video slot with a clear visual identity and not much excess around it. The frame is larger than a standard three-row layout, using a 5x4 reel set with 40 ways to win, so the screen has room for both character symbols and decorative story references. Beauty and the Beast sit at the center of the theme, while the surrounding icon set pulls in a mirror, a ring, a book, and a clock, with card ranks filling out the lower end of the paytable. That combination keeps the game tied closely to the familiar tale without trying to retell it scene by scene. Belatra’s treatment is relatively clean: recognisable symbols, a readable interface, and a fairy-tale mood carried more by emblematic objects than by dense background detail.

Once the reels start moving, the slot stays fairly restrained in structure. Medium variance and an RTP of 97.11% place it in a more measured range, while the documented max win of 250x confirms that it is not built around extreme payout swings. Most of the movement comes from the bonus design rather than from a long chain of layered mechanics. The main feature is the free-games round, and Belatra makes that round the defining part of the slot by attaching a choice to it: the bonus is built around selecting both a super symbol and the number of free spins. That gives the feature a little control without turning the game into something highly technical. Even the stated feature frequency, 1 in 166.30 rounds, points to a slot that keeps its rhythm steady and lets the bonus act as an occasional shift in tempo rather than a constant interruption. In practice, that makes Beauty & The Beast feel like a straightforward fairy-tale release with a slightly expanded reel grid and one clearly foregrounded bonus idea.