The Fates of Sisters (Bigpot Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

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I’ve put plenty of spins into The Fates of Sisters from Bigpot Gaming (also listed as BP Games), released on 13 April 2023. It runs on a 6x5 grid with Pay Anywhere wins and a Low volatility model. The RTP sits at 95.29%. The medieval magic theme lands well and the visuals are clean. Wins can chain thanks to the Win Streak feature, so a single spin often turns into a small sequence of payouts.

Feature-wise, it’s a busy slot: Win Streak, Free Spins, Sisters’ Awakening, and a Buy Feature. The Win Streak behaves like Cascading Wins, clearing hits and dropping new symbols. That rhythm keeps the base game active even when bonuses take time to show. The package feels cohesive, and the feature set helps it stand out in a crowded space without overcomplicating the play.

Free Spins in The Fates of Sisters

Free Spins trigger when 5 or more Scatters land in the base game. The trigger count fits the Pay Anywhere system, so board coverage matters more than fixed lines. Free Spins keep the Win Streak active, so any hit can snowball. The round pacing feels brisk, with chains clearing and refilling fast. Visually, it stays consistent, which helps you track tumbles from one drop to the next.

There’s also a Buy Feature, which lets me jump straight into the bonus. I use it when the base game feels flat, but I still want a shot at the stronger sequences. Pricing varies by stake as usual. Even with buys, the round still depends on symbol flow and how often the Win Streak keeps the grid alive.

Sister’s Awakening in The Fates of Sisters

Sister’s Awakening shows its teeth during Free Spins. When two or more winning symbols keep landing through the Win Streak, the slot accumulates the win from that round and then multiplies subsequent hits by 5x. It’s a momentum mechanic: once you’re rolling, each extra connect can step change the total. I’ve seen average-looking boards turn around fast when the streak refuses to die.

Win Streak in The Fates of Sisters

Win Streak identifies wins by symbol count anywhere on the grid. When a win hits, those symbols disappear, remaining symbols fall to fill gaps, and new ones drop in. This repeats until no new win forms. It’s effectively Cascading Wins under a different name, and it suits the Pay Anywhere maths. In practice, small hits chain often, with occasional longer runs that set up the bigger moments in Free Spins.

The Fates of Sisters Symbols and Paytable

The paytable follows the count-to-win model. Top symbol pays x100 for 12+ of a kind, x50 for 10+, and x20 for 8+. The next tier pays x50, x20, x5 across 12+, 10+, 8+. Mid symbols come in around x24 for 12+, dropping to x4 and x2 at 10+ and 8+. The lower set sits near x8 for 12+, x1.8 for 10+, and x0.8 for 8+. The shape rewards broad board coverage and repeat tumbles.

Scatter is present and it’s the route to Free Spins, requiring 5 or more in view. There’s no wild-specific note in the sources I used, so my focus stayed on symbol counts and scatter volume. In sessions where I built several 10+ clusters per spin, the paytable felt fair, with the top-tier 12+ hits providing the standout jumps when the grid lined up.

The Fates of Sisters Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	12+	x100
	10+	x50
	8+	x20
	12+	x50
	10+	x20
	8+	x5
	12+	x24
	10+	x4
	8+	x2
	12+	x24
	10+	x4
	8+	x2
	12+	x24
	10+	x4
	8+	x2
	12+	x8
	10+	x1.8
	8+	x0.8
	12+	x8
	10+	x1.8
	8+	x0.8
	12+	x8
	10+	x1.8
	8+	x0.8
	12+	x8
	10+	x1.8
	8+	x0.8
	Scatter

RTP and Volatility in The Fates of Sisters

The stated RTP is 95.29%, and volatility is Low. That pairing suits steady sessions with frequent smaller returns, punctuated by the odd brighter chain. It doesn’t play like a one-hit wonder; instead, the Win Streak keeps feeding small value back. I found the experience consistent across stakes, with most variance coming from how long a tumble sequence survives.

Stakes range from 0.20 to 200. On the maths side, Pay Anywhere on a 6-reel grid gives decent symbol coverage, which helps create those 8+, 10+, and 12+ thresholds. The max win isn’t stated in the sources I used. Even so, the structure implies depth comes from repeated connects and the 5x kicker in Sister’s Awakening during Free Spins.

Bankroll-wise, I start at the lower end until I see how often 5+ Scatters arrive and how sticky my Win Streaks feel. If Free Spins are lively, I may step up or consider the Buy Feature for a more direct route. The slot’s rhythm rewards patience and board awareness, rather than pushing for oversized leaps.