Vikings Fight For Honour (Foxium) – Review & Demo Play

How to Play Vikings Fight For Honour

I load Vikings Fight For Honour, skim the rules, then set a budget and a stake between 0.20 and 18.75 per spin. I pick a pace that suits me, use Autoplay if I want a set number of spins, and toggle quick play when I’m in a hurry. Wins land when 3 or more matching symbols hit on a line from the leftmost reel. I keep an eye on shard activity and the rightmost reel, as that’s where the collect action happens.

Vikings Fight For Honour - Slot Overview

The Norse theme comes through nicely. The reels sit in a calm mountain valley flanked by two dragon heads, and feature triggers move the action into cave-style scenes with different hues. I like the steady flow: base spins tick along while shard drops and the collect reel add bursts of interest. The art is clean, animations are tidy, and the soundtrack fits the adventurous tone without getting in the way.

Under the hood, it’s a 5-reel, 4-row slot with 40 fixed lines. The default RTP is 96.37% with a hit frequency of 27.19%, and volatility sits in the middle. Stakes run from 0.20 to 18.75 per spin. That setup gives me room to manage my balance while I wait for shard lines to connect with a collect symbol. It’s a measured ride rather than a wild one, though the special modes can pick up the pace.

Game Symbols in Vikings Fight For Honour

Viking warriors, Nordic icons, and stony card royals fill the paytable. Tens and Jacks pay up to 1.5x for five of a kind, while Queens, Kings, and Aces pay up to 2x. The eagle is worth up to 3x for five, the paw pays up to 4x, the female Viking pays up to 5x, and the male Viking tops the standard set at up to 10x. Lines pay from the leftmost reel, and you’ll want neat clusters on the 40 lines.

The wild symbol stands in for regular symbols and also pays on its own, topping the board at 25x for five on a line. That extra payout gives me a tidy high-point to aim for in the base game, and the substitution power helps to knit together otherwise awkward hits. With the mix of low and character symbols, I find the ladder of returns straightforward and easy to scan at a glance.

Vikings Fight For Honour Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x10
	4	x3
	3	x1
	5	x5
	4	x2
	3	x0.5
	5	x4
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.4
	5	x3
	4	x1
	3	x0.3
	5	x2
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.2
	5	x2
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.2
	5	x2
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.2
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	Scatter
	Wild

Features – How They Work in Vikings Fight For Honour

Blazing Shards are glowing orbs that land on reels 1–4 with cash values attached. They come in three colours tied to modes: blue Thor shards show 1x–5x, purple Odin shards show 6x–15x, and gold Fight for Honour (Ragnarök) shards show 20x–50x. Their values feed the matching counters above the reels, so I always clock which colours are dropping during a spell of spins.

When the special collect symbol lands on reel 5 with shards in view, it gathers their values and applies a multiplier from 1x to 5x. That one-spin connection is key: shards on the board, collect on the right, and a multiplier to top it off. It’s a simple trigger that can swing a spin, and I like how readable it is when lining up a collect window.

Battle Bonus in Vikings Fight For Honour

Collecting a shard can trigger the Battle Bonus, choosing one of three modes: Thor’s Battle, Odin’s Battle, or Fight for Honour. You start with 3 respins on an empty grid, and any new symbol (battle shard, special, or mystery) resets the counter. Special symbols matter: Ragnar Multiplier adds a 1x–5x multiplier, Ingrid Extra Spin raises the respin reset by +1, and the Mystery symbol reveals Ragnar, Ingrid, or a Battle Shard. The round ends when the grid fills or respins run out.

Jackpots in Vikings Fight For Honour

During the Battle Bonus, shards you land feed jackpot meters. Hit 10 shards to claim the Mini at 10x your bet, 15 shards to claim the Major at 50x, and 20 shards to grab the Grand at 20,000x your bet. Multipliers apply to cash values, not the jackpot prizes, so I treat the meters as separate targets. It’s a clear ladder: steady shard drops for small tiers, with the big one needing a jam-packed board.

RTP (Payout) and Volatility – how it affects your game in Vikings Fight For Honour

The game’s RTP sits at 96.37%, which is a touch above the typical range. That figure is theoretical over the long run, but I still use it when shortlisting slots for a session. On this one, the payouts felt consistent with a Norse-themed line game that leans on line hits, shard collects, and the hold-style bonus. I find RTP only tells part of the story; the feature cadence fills in the rest.

Volatility is medium, and the hit frequency is listed at 27.19%. In practice, that gave me a base where small to mid wins appear often enough to keep me spinning while I wait for a collect symbol to line up with shards. The respin feature can change the tempo, but the everyday rhythm is about building value on the reels and on the meters, then cashing it at the right moment.

Stakes range from 0.20 to 18.75 per spin, and the top potential reaches 20,000x per spin via the Grand tier in the bonus. I size bets with the respin game in mind, as that’s where the bigger chunks usually land. With medium volatility, I’m happy to play longer stretches, aiming for a few bonus entries rather than a single hail-mary spin. It feels fair for balance-focused bankroll play.