Case Closed (Red Tiger Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

The Case Closed Slot Game

I've played Case Closed since its launch on 19 September 2023, and it nails the Noir vibe. You load into a detective's office with a flickering desk lamp, green pinboard and a phone perched by a smouldering cigarette. The scene never changes, which keeps my focus on the reels while low-toned music and room sounds set the mood. It's a straight crime caper rather than a feature circus, and the suspects and case files framing the grid keep the story clear from the first spin.

Symbols and Payouts in Case Closed

Case Closed keeps things tidy with nine regulars and two special symbols. Payouts follow the paytable, where a win line pays your current stake multiplied by the listed coefficient. Low wins come from 10, J and Q at 0.2x to 4x. K and A lift that to 0.3x to 6x for three or more. Mid pays are the Police Badge and the Pistol, topping out at 10x and 20x. The Vintage Car and the Detective are the big hitters, paying up to 100x and 400x.

Two scatters drive the features. The Clue symbol, shown as a magnifying lens, can land on reels two, three and four. The Evidence symbol, shown as a camera, drops only on the middle reel. Clue icons are collected toward interrogations on the left of the grid, while Evidence fills the case folders on the right. Both appear during paid spins and their meters tick along in the background, so I watch them build while line wins look after the balance.

Case Closed Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x400
	4	x4
	3	x1
	2	x0.2
	5	x100
	4	x2
	3	x0.8
	2	x0.1
	5	x20
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.6
	5	x10
	4	x1.2
	3	x0.4
	5	x6
	4	x1
	3	x0.3
	5	x6
	4	x1
	3	x0.3
	5	x4
	4	x0.8
	3	x0.2
	5	x4
	4	x0.8
	3	x0.2
	5	x4
	4	x0.8
	3	x0.2
	Special
	Special

Case Closed Slot Bonus Features

Interrogation lines up three suspect silhouettes on the left, each with a changing stake multiplier as a cash prize. Collect seven Clue scatters from reels two to four to start it. Suspect 1 can show 5x, 10x or 15x. Suspect 2 can show 25x, 30x, 40x, 50x or 75x. Suspect 3 can show 100x, 150x, 250x, 350x or 500x. A successful interrogation pays the displayed amount and moves you to the next suspect. The round ends on the first failed attempt or after clearing all suspects.

Three case folders sit to the right. Each one needs ten Evidence scatters on the centre reel, with up to three landing in a single spin. Solving the first case guarantees the first interrogation step will succeed and also grants a prize when the feature starts. Solving the second case lowers the Clue requirement from seven to five, so the feature comes around quicker. Solve the third case and a fourth suspect is added, paying 2000x if you reach and clear that final step.

There's also a progressive setup shared across linked titles. The prize pools grow with play and don't cap, while seed values keep them ticking over. You can hit them at any time, with odds that scale with the pot size. The levels shown are Hourly from €100, Daily Cash Booster from €500, and a Daily Jackpot from €2000. I treat them as a side game; handy when they land, but my main chase sits with the interrogation outcomes.

How to Win at Case Closed Slot

Gameplay opens on a 5x3 grid with suspects to the left and unsolved cases to the right. There are 50 paylines paying from the leftmost reel, so wins need to land adjacently on active lines as per the paytable. The demo mirrors the live maths, so it's a good way to get a feel for the meters. In practice I track Clues and Evidence while I grind line hits, as the multipliers from interrogations tend to dwarf standard five-of-a-kind outcomes when they connect.

Betting is set through the Stake control, typically from €0.10 up to €100. Tap the main yellow button or press Spacebar to spin. Turbo shortens the reel cycle, helpful when you're collecting symbols. Hold the spin and turbo buttons together for a run of continuous spins that stops on release, or use Autoplay with your preferred limits. The arrow button folds the jackpot meter in and out, and the Pays and Help screens carry the full paytable and rules if you need a refresher.

Case Closed Slot RTP & Volatility

I've seen two maths profiles quoted for Case Closed. One version lists 96.02% RTP with alternative settings at 95.18%, 93.22% and 91.07%, alongside high volatility and a hit rate around 54.01%. Another profile states 93.10% RTP that includes the progressive contribution as well as base game returns. Either way, this is a high-variance ride that pays little and often between stronger events, with the bigger swings coming from interrogation ladders and the optional jackpot drops.

The Final Thoughts on Case Closed

As a long-time player, I rate Case Closed as a clean crime slot with a steady rhythm. The office scene and ambient audio fit, and the suspects plus case folders turn collection into a simple story loop. There are no traditional free spins, and most of the value sits in multipliers, so expectations should match that structure. When the meters line up and an interrogation chain carries, the payout pop feels fair for the grind it took to reach it.

The Case Feature is the key that softens the climb, and adding a fourth suspect on a good day gives a clear target at 2000x. That path takes time though, so I don't expect a top hit early in a session. Progressive prizes are a nice extra on top. Overall, I come back when I fancy noir-themed collecting with frequent small wins and occasional spikes from suspect rounds, rather than a scatter-packed bonus storm.