Royal Potato (Relax Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Royal Potato Slot Review

As a long-time spinner, I warmed to Royal Potato straight away. On a 5x4 layout with 30 paylines, Print Studios wraps a quirky potato monarchy around crisp maths. The core is SuperSpinners between the reels, turning standard lines into multiplied hits when they line up. The bonus shifts gear with a sticky Jumbo wild that grows across stages. With high volatility and a 30,000x ceiling, it blends playful looks with serious punch, and it feels calibrated rather than opportunistic fluff.

Slot Details for Royal Potato

Royal Potato runs on a 5×4 grid with 30 fixed lines, paying left to right on three to five of a kind. Stakes span 20p to £50, which suits testing in smaller increments before stepping up. The hit frequency sits at 23.33%, so the base game can feel lean, but the multipliers inject life between bonuses. Volatility is high, and the game respects that label, with stretches of air punctuated by spins that suddenly connect through several SuperSpinners for chunky outcomes.

The RTP lands at 96.29% in the standard mode, rising to 97.14% when the feature is bought. There’s a hard cap of 30,000x per round, which is generous for a 30-line machine. The Bonus Buy costs 93x the stake and sends you straight to free spins; it’s not available in the UK. The overall package feels tight mathematically, and the balance of line game, multipliers, and the Jumbo mechanic gives enough texture to keep sessions interesting even when the bonus takes its time.

Theme, Audio + Symbols in Royal Potato

The potato kingdom theme is laid on with charm: guard spuds flanking the reels, earthy greens in the base game, and a royal blue palette in free spins with a classical tune that nudges the tempo. It’s a whimsical setting that never distracts from the maths. The grid is busy yet readable, and the symbol panel beside the reels becomes vital in the bonus. It shows which icons the Jumbo wild can substitute at each growth stage, so you always know what you are chasing next.

Payouts scale through flowers and then character spuds. Flowers top out between 1.5x and 3x for five, while Kennebec, Russet, Yukon, and Desirée reach 6x, 7.5x, 10x, and 12.5x. The Queen pays 25x for five and the King 50x, both central to big lines when multipliers connect. Scatters trigger the bonus. There are no wilds in the base game, which makes the Jumbo wild in free spins feel meaningful rather than redundant. The paytable reads cleanly and reflects the high variance intent.

Royal Potato Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x50
	4	x10
	3	x3
	5	x25
	4	x7.5
	3	x2
	5	x12.5
	4	x5
	3	x1
	5	x10
	4	x4
	3	x1
	5	x7.5
	4	x3
	3	x0.75
	5	x6
	4	x2.5
	3	x0.75
	5	x3
	4	x1.25
	3	x0.4
	5	x2.5
	4	x1
	3	x0.4
	5	x2
	4	x0.6
	3	x0.3
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.6
	3	x0.3
	Special
	Scatter

SuperSpinners in Royal Potato

Fourteen SuperSpinners sit between the reels and light up with values from two and upwards. When a winning payline passes through an active position, the line win is multiplied by that number. Hit several on the same line and they apply in sequence, so a path through 2x, 3x, and 2x produces a twelve-fold uplift. Not every spinner is active every spin, which adds cadence without bloating the reels. It’s the heartbeat of the base game and remains live during the bonus.

Royal Levy in Royal Potato

Kings and Queens can randomly trigger the Royal Levy. Each highlighted royal tile reveals a prize on the current bet, then the sum is multiplied by the total of all SuperSpinner values in view. When the board is peppered with numbers, this swing can be dramatic and feels different to line wins. I rate it as a proper base game spike, especially when the reels tease with two scatters and a board full of multipliers, keeping momentum until the feature finally lands.

Royal Potato Free Spins

Three, four, or five scatters award 10, 12, or 14 free spins. The round starts with a sticky 2×1 Jumbo wild in the centre. It only substitutes for symbols highlighted on the side panel, which begins with the two lowest flowers. Land wins that use the current highlights and the Jumbo grows, unlocking more substitutable symbols on the panel. Each growth awards extra spins. The interaction with SuperSpinners can turn modest lines into heavy hits when the wild covers the right lanes.

Growth is paced well. From 2×1 you can move to 2×2 and 3×2, then 3×3 and 4×3, before the final 5×4 size that covers the entire grid. Each step brings more symbols under the wild’s umbrella and grants extra spins, usually three per step until the last push. The capstone can be electric, though even reaching 3×3 feels like a step-change because the central coverage creates multiple lines at once. The wild doesn’t substitute everything, so positioning and the panel both stay relevant.

My sessions were a proper roller coaster. One feature climbed three sizes and paid just under 500x with a couple of stacked multipliers. The next two died early, barely scraping 20x, then another roared back when a 4×4 Jumbo threaded two spinners on high symbols. It’s swingy by design, and that keeps me engaged. The best part is that SuperSpinners remain active throughout, so even middling growth can explode when a path of multipliers lines up across the screen.

Our Honest Verdict on Royal Potato

Royal Potato nails the balance between quirky art and sharp mechanics. SuperSpinners give the base game rhythm, Royal Levy drops in gratifying spikes, and the Jumbo wild builds a narrative in free spins. The maths is no-nonsense: 96.29% RTP, 23.33% hit rate, high variance, and 30,000x max. The Bonus Buy at 93x with 97.14% RTP is tempting where allowed. If you enjoy volatile sessions with real ceiling and a bonus that can snowball, this spud wears the crown.