Royal Spins (IGT) – Review & Demo Play

How to Play Royal Spins

Royal Spins runs on 5 reels, 3 rows and 5 paylines that pay both ways. I set lines to the full five and stake from 5p up to £150 per spin works for any bankroll. For fresh sessions, I start low, then step up once the flow is clear. Wins land on three or more matching symbols on a line from left to right or right to left, so coverage stays decent even with the classic fruit layout.

The interface keeps things simple. The spin and autoplay buttons sit on the right of the grid, with stake controls below. The small I button in the lower left opens the paytable and rules, and the speaker in the lower right toggles the xylophone soundtrack. I find this layout quick to grasp on desktop or mobile, so I can get straight to testing lines, stakes and session length without faff.

Game Symbols and Features in Royal Spins

Royal Spins sticks to fruit machine staples. Five-of-a-kind pays on both directions: cherries pay 5x your bet, oranges 10x, plums 20x, bells 100x, and the lucky red 7 hits 200x. Those values come from full-line wins and keep the ladder clear. On a short bankroll I look for steady cherry and orange pairs to plug gaps, while lining up bells and 7s is where the session can flip if the reels co-operate.

Free Spins arrive via Crown scatters. Land at least three crowns anywhere to trigger, with 3, 4, or 5 bringing 3, 5, or 10 spins. During the feature, each spin pays out with a floor multiplier: no crowns 1x, one crown 2x, two crowns 6x, three crowns 12x, four crowns 48x, five crowns 200x. That safety net smooths the ride, and extra crowns during the round can top up the pot nicely.

The Cherry Bonus sits under the reels. Each time five cherry symbols land in a single spin, one indicator lights. Fill all five indicators and the progressive jackpot fires. While you chase it, any winning line with red 7s nudges the pot upwards by the count of 7s times the line bet. It is a grind, but lighting those cherries five times in one session is the only route to the big prize.

Royal Spins Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x200
	4	x20
	3	x5
	5	x100
	4	x10
	3	x2
	5	x20
	4	x2.4
	3	x1
	5	x10
	4	x1.6
	3	x0.6
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.4
	Scatter

Max Win you Can Expect in Royal Spins

Royal Spins has a progressive top prize, so the ceiling shifts. Strip that out and the quoted cap from one spin sits at about 300x your total bet. With five paylines and both-ways wins, that number reflects full-line hits on the premium symbols and the odd free spin payout. It is not a huge top end by modern standards, so I treat the progressive as the real upside when planning session goals.

How RTP Affects Payouts in Royal Spins

On paper, Royal Spins posts an RTP around 95%, which reads a touch below the wider average for non-progressives but passable for a jackpot slot. The volatility sits in the medium bracket, so the base game throws a mix of small hits with bursts from the features. The free spins floor helps limit bare dead spins during the bonus, yet outside that round I found runs of low returns common when the crowns stayed away.

Visual & Sound Experience in Royal Spins

Royal Spins plays out inside a medieval castle, with a clean 5x3 grid and fruit icons framed by subtle stonework. The crown art carries the most detail, while the rest keeps the classic look intact. It feels closer to an old-school fruit slot than a glossy showpiece, which suits the straightforward paytable and both-ways lines. I like the uncluttered approach when I am grinding for the Cherry Bonus. Nothing distracts from the reels.

The audio is a light xylophone loop with basic win stings. After a few minutes I usually tap the speaker icon to mute it and run my own music, as the cue repeats quickly. Animations are smooth and snappy, so the session tempo stays brisk when autoplay is on. It is serviceable rather than flashy, but the simple look matches the fruit theme and keeps load times lean on mobile data.

My Royal Spins 25 Free Spins Experience

I put Royal Spins through a 25 free spins run and then extended with paid spins, keeping a flat 10 credits per spin. The mechanics felt smooth, but luck was not with me. Returns were small wins dotted about, barely offsetting the stake. Even when the feature landed, the guaranteed floors did not shift the balance much. I closed the session down on a loss, short of any standout hits.

For medium volatility, the rhythm sat on the cautious side in my sample. I stuck to the plan and did not chase, which is the only sane line when the crowns go missing. As a classic fruit-machine experience it plays fine, and I would take another swing for the progressive on a fresher balance. Just set the limits, use all five lines, and let the left-to-right and right-to-left wins do their job.

Our Verdict on Royal Spins

Royal Spins is a straight fruit slot with a royal twist, backed by a progressive and free spins that guarantee something each time. It won’t wow, but it works for casual sessions when you want simple lines, both-ways pays, and a shot at a growing pot. The base game mainly feeds the bonus, and the lack of a visible jackpot counter dulls the suspense. I play it when I fancy steady spins over fireworks.