Peter & Sons releases Royal Hunt slot with masquerade setting
The game has six reels, a 96.36% return to player and a maximum win of 5,000x the base bet.
Key points
- Royal Hunt has six reels, four rows and 4,096 paylines.
- The slot has very high volatility and a stated return to player of 96.36%.
- A revolver feature converts symbols into Wilds after cascades end.
- Three Scatter symbols award 7 Free Spins, with 3 more for each additional Scatter.
Peter & Sons has released Royal Hunt, a slot set at a high-society masquerade where an assassin pursues prominent guests, GamblingNews.com reported. The source did not specify a jurisdiction for the release.
The game has six reels, four rows and 4,096 paylines. Its stated return to player is 96.36%, its volatility is very high, and its maximum win is 5,000x the base bet. The listed minimum and maximum bets are 0.10 and 200; the source did not specify a currency.
The masked-ball setting draws on stories of aristocratic intrigue. High-profile guests appear as higher-paying symbols, while gilded crests represent lower-paying symbols.
Royal Hunt uses a cascade mechanic that removes winning symbols and replaces them with new ones, allowing multiple wins from a spin. Its Revolver Transform feature can turn other symbols into Wilds after the cascades finish.
A revolver symbol can land with 1-6 bullets, and each cascade adds one bullet, up to a maximum of six. Once cascades end, the revolver fires and converts a number of symbols equal to its shots into Wilds.
Three Scatter symbols award 7 Free Spins, with each additional Scatter adding 3. During that feature, up to three revolvers can appear at once.
The game also includes a Power-Ups menu with options affecting free spins and revolver features, according to GamblingNews.com.
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