Butterfly Charms (Booming Games) – Review & Demo Play

Butterfly Charms - Game Overview

I’ve put plenty of spins through Butterfly Charms from Booming Games. It’s a 5x4 slot with 30 paylines, released in July 2023, built around elves, insects, and woodland vibes. Stakes run from 0.30 to 72 per spin, which suits casual play and testing max-win lines. The layout supports Stacked Symbols, so reels can fill with matching icons. It runs smoothly on mobile and desktop, with clear buttons and a tidy panel for features, including the handy Buy Bonus button.

I found the maths leans medium/high, with frequent little hits bridged by periods of grind. The hit rate sits around 26.46%, helped by stacked setups that throw in blocker walls and line-ups. Base game play is steady, yet the engine wakes up when Random Wilds drop. The top payout caps at 6,500x, so there’s a proper ceiling to chase. RTP is on the modest side at about 95.5%, which I accept given the wild-heavy feature mix.

Butterfly Charms Slot Features

The slot sticks to eight pay symbols, then layers on Wilds, Re-Spin Wilds, Multiplier Wilds, and Logo Scatters. Stacked Symbols can land in heights of two, three, or four, often covering reels partly or fully. Random Wilds can trigger while the reels are spinning. In the base game that burst can include Re-Spin Wilds, which lock in place and freeze any other Wilds as well. That lock awards one unpaid Re-Spin and can chain when fresh Re-Spin Wilds appear.

During Free Spins, Random Wilds can add Multiplier Wilds into the grid. These purple butterflies carry 2x to 5x values, and if more than one lands on a winning line, the multipliers add together. Regular Wilds do the usual job and substitute for pay symbols, smoothing lines when stacks don’t quite meet. The mix of sticky re-spins and additive multipliers lifts bonus rounds above the base flow, without turning it into a full-blown feature-fest.

From experience, the best sequences start with a Random Wilds hit that drops a Re-Spin Wild, then a follow-up Re-Spin adds another lock. If those land within stacked highs, line wins climb fast before the multipliers even arrive. It’s not a feature barrage, yet the cadence works. There’s clear risk, clear upside, and a satisfying sense when the grid firms up with butterflies and stacks, nudging the maths towards that 6,500x headline.

Free Spins in Butterfly Charms

Three, four, or five Logo Scatters award 8, 10, or 12 Free Spins. In this phase, all wild mechanics are live. Random Wilds can include Re-Spin Wilds and Multiplier Wilds, with multipliers between 2x and 5x stacking when they share a line. If you want straight access, the Bonus Buy costs 70x and starts on 8 spins, with the same chance to gain extra re-spins from sticky locks during the round.

My best run came from a 10-spin trigger where a mid-round Random Wilds burst planted a Re-Spin Wild on reel three. The lock dragged in another from the respin, then a 3x Multiplier Wild joined on a stacked elf lady line. Because multiplier values add, the line paid far above base expectations. That sort of turn shows why the bonus matters here, even with a modest RTP backing the maths behind the shiny forest wrapping.

Butterfly Charms Symbols and Paytable

Low pays are the blue, green, orange, and red suits. Five-of-a-kind returns range from 1x to 3x. High pays are the larva, the ladybug, the male elf, and the lady elf. Sets of five pay 5x, 8x, 10x, and 15x, with the lady elf at the top. Logo Scatters pay 1x, 5x, and 20x for 3, 4, and 5, on top of their trigger. It’s a simple ladder that’s easy to track while stacks roll.

Wild symbols come in light blue, gold, and purple. They substitute for regular pays, and the purple ones bring those 2x to 5x multipliers in Free Spins. Because symbols can land stacked in heights of two to four, screens can swing between blockers and full lanes of highs. When a stack meets a Wild or two, line value jumps sharply. I focus on lining the lady elf with help from Wilds, as that 15x top rate carries the board.

Butterfly Charms Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Scatter
	5	x20
	4	x5
	3	x1
	5	x15
	4	x6
	3	x4
	5	x10
	4	x5
	3	x3
	5	x8
	4	x2
	3	x1
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x3
	4	x1
	3	x0.3
	5	x3
	4	x1
	3	x0.3
	5	x1
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	5	x1
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	Multiplier
	Wild

RTP, Volatility and Max Win in Butterfly Charms

Butterfly Charms runs on medium/high volatility with a quoted RTP around 95.5%. The hit frequency sits near 26.46%, so expect a steady churn of smaller wins and the odd jump when Random Wilds hit or stacks line up. Max win is 6,500x, reachable through Free Spins where multipliers add. The bet range of 0.30 to 72 keeps it accessible while still offering room to scale. With 30 paylines across a 5x4 grid, lines read left to right as standard.

Design and Theme of Butterfly Charms

The scene shows a path into a deep forest, with tall trees framing the reels and a soft green hue across the panel. The three wild features sit clearly on the left beside the Buy Bonus, while controls on the right stay compact and responsive. Animation is clean, butterflies pop, and symbol art reads well even on portrait screens. I’ve played on phone and laptop without hiccups, which helps when those re-spins kick off mid-spin.

Butterfly Charms Review Summary

Butterfly Charms gives me a tidy mix of stacks, sticky re-spins, and additive multipliers, wrapped in a forest theme that looks the part. The RTP sits a touch low, but the 6,500x cap and the way Random Wilds can snowball keep me engaged. I rate the bonus round as the star, with Multiplier Wilds only appearing there to raise the ceiling. If you like medium/high tempo with clear peaks, this lands nicely.