Ragnarok (Slotmill) – Review & Demo Play

Ragnarok: Slot Overview

I went into Ragnarok with the Norse theme and rousing soundtrack grabbing me. It’s a 5x5 cluster pays slot where wins form with five or more matching symbols touching. Each win triggers the Avalanche feature, clearing winners and dropping new ones into place. Stakes run from 0.20 to 60 per spin, with default RTP at 96.12% and a high volatility model. There’s also a lower RTP setting at 94.05%, so I check the info screen before spinning.

The kicker is the Progressive Win Multiplier that doubles with every Avalanche step, resetting to x1 between base game spins. Hit Xtra-Bet and the stake rises by 50%, RTP nudges to 96.1%, and the chance to trigger free spins is three times more likely. If I want speed, Burst Mode rips through two rounds per second. The package feels tight and punchy, with enough headroom for those multiplier ladders to break the screen when clusters connect.

Ragnarok Paytable and Symbols

Pay symbols start with three stone blocks carved with creatures, then three stone character icons, topped by a premium character with flaming eyes. Clusters of five identicals pay around 0.15 to 0.4 times the bet, while large clusters of twelve or more reach 5 to 12.5 times the bet. The wild symbol substitutes for all regulars, while scatters trigger the bonus round. It’s a clean table: cluster size rules the day, and the multiplier does the heavy lifting.

Ragnarok Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	12+	x12.5
	11	x9
	10	x6
	7	x1.2
	6	x0.8
	5	x0.4
	12+	x9
	11	x7
	10	x5
	7	x0.9
	6	x0.6
	5	x0.35
	12+	x8
	11	x6
	10	x4
	7	x0.8
	6	x0.5
	5	x0.3
	12+	x7
	11	x5
	10	x3.5
	7	x0.7
	6	x0.45
	5	x0.25
	12+	x6
	11	x4
	10	x2.5
	7	x0.5
	6	x0.3
	5	x0.15
	12+	x5.5
	11	x4
	10	x2.5
	7	x0.5
	6	x0.3
	5	x0.15
	12+	x5
	11	x4
	10	x2.5
	7	x0.5
	6	x0.3
	5	x0.15
	Scatter
	Wild

Wild Symbol & Progressive Win Multiplier in Ragnarok

After every win, the game drops a wild into one of the spaces created by the Avalanche before other symbols fall. That wild plugs gaps in the next cascade and often keeps clusters alive. It subs for all symbols except the scatter, so you can chain two or three clears from a modest start. I found those injected wilds matter most on mid-round drops, where a single connector can turn scattered tiles into a tight block.

Each Avalanche win step doubles the win multiplier, moving x1 to x2, x4, x8, and higher, then snapping back between paid spins. That makes the base game about building chains, not single hits. Big clusters are nice, but it’s the compounding that moves the needle. Land a chunky cluster at x32 or x64 and the numbers start to look meaty. Most rounds fizzle at x2 or x4, but the good ones climb fast when the grid stays connected.

Given the high volatility, stretches of light returns happen. The engine feels right when the ladder shows up early, the wild appears in a good gap, and the board refills with premiums. Those are the windows where I push for longer sessions, because the maths wants sequences. If the first two clears miss, I reset rather than chase, then wait for boards that start with connecting shapes near the middle.

Loki's Trick & Giant Symbols in Ragnarok

Loki’s Trick can fire at the start of a game round and bump the multiplier up by a random number of steps before anything lands. It’s a neat jump-start. Giant Symbols also show up either at the start of a new round or when a round ends without a win. They can be 2x2 or 3x3, counting as 4 or 9 tiles, which helps clusters reach the higher pay tiers and makes the wild injections more impactful.

Free Spins in Ragnarok

Land 3, 4, or 5 scatters in the base and you get 8, 10, or 12 free spins. The big twist is the multiplier doesn’t reset for the whole feature. It starts at x1 and keeps doubling on each Avalanche win across the entire bonus. Scatters are removed during free spins, so it’s all about chaining clears, growing that ladder, and then landing a meaty cluster at a lofty value.

My best runs began with a couple of small clears that pushed me to x8 or x16 early. From there, one Giant Symbol or a wild in the right slot can carry the round. Dead spins do happen, but when the grid cooperates the compounding gets silly. The cap is 10,000x the bet, so while it won’t pay the absolute moon, the ceiling is real enough to chase. That’s where the slot shows its teeth.

Fast Track in Ragnarok

Fast Track gives direct entry to features. A single spin with a guaranteed Giant Symbol costs five times the bet and plays at about 96.15% RTP. A Loki’s Trick spin is 25x at roughly 96.23%. Trigger the bonus for 100x with 96.32% RTP, or go Super Bonus for 400x at 96.44%. There’s also a 200x Gamble spin with a fifty-fifty shot at free spins with five scatters or a blank, returning about 96.45%. All options are very volatile.

Ragnarok: Slot Verdict

Ragnarok plays in cycles: bursts of cascading cluster wins, the multiplier doubling step by step, then a reset when the board runs dry. The base can feel a bit samey if the first few drops underperform, but when the ladder climbs and a Giant Symbol lands, it wakes up fast. I rate the package for clean maths, crisp visuals, and pace controls like Burst Mode and Fast Track that let me set the rhythm.

As a high variance cluster slot with a doubling multiplier and 10,000x max win, it sits in that sweet spot between grind and spike. Xtra-Bet makes bonus entries more frequent at a sensible trade-off, and Loki’s Trick adds surprise jumps without clutter. I come back for the moments where a modest x4 becomes x64 in two beats, and the screen fills with stoneheads. That’s the flavour this game serves best.