Keshav Lulla

Builds, sequels and look-alike names. Keshav writes the pages that separate Fortune Garuda from the things that share its name.

Two small golden statuettes of a winged bird-headed guardian standing side by side on a carved sandstone shelf, identical in every feather and jewel, one standing on a slightly taller plinth of plain carved stone, a single golden feather lying between them, warm lamp light from the left.

A lot of slots now come back a few months later with a bigger number in the title and the same art. Keshav's job is to find out what actually changed. For Fortune Garuda that meant putting the studio's pages for the 500 and the 1000 side by side and lining up every stated figure: the top multiplier, the number of grabs, the wild, the maximum win, the release dates. The comparison table on the site is the result, and anything he could not find on the studio's own page is marked as not published rather than filled in from a casino listing.

He also handles the name confusion. "Fortune Gems Garuda" is a search for a game that does not exist, and the store app called "Fortune Garuda" is something else again. His rule for those pages is to describe only what anyone can see — a listing's developer line, category and rating, a game's own title screen — and to make no claims about anyone's intentions.

When a lobby tile and the game behind it disagree, he trusts the game.

Pages by Keshav: Fortune Garuda 1000, Fortune Gems or Fortune Garuda, the app question, about this guide.