Fall of the Beast — RTP, volatility and max win

Fall of the Beast by Spinmatic tells a fantasy story: elves stand up to a demonic beast in a world drawn in cool blue, green and white. When a wild lands, it stretches over its whole reel and triggers a re-spin in which it stays put.

Fall of the Beast came out on July 24, 2020. Instead of flames and lava, Spinmatic paints an elven realm in light colours that the demonic beast breaks into. The elven realm spans 5×3 reels crossed by 20 paylines, a standard video slot set-up where one wild stretched over a full reel touches several lines at once. A spin takes €0.20 at the least and €80 at the most, which keeps it open to small and mid-sized budgets alike.

Because Fall of the Beast runs steadier than many demon slots, with medium volatility and frequent wild re-spins, the overview of inferno slots by volatility sorts the games by how much they swing.

Wins come on fixed lines: three or more identical symbols must follow one another on any of the 20 paylines, read from the first reel onward. Wilds complete those lines. Scatters pay no attention to the lines and open the free spins instead. Since an expanded wild covers a whole reel, it counts on every line that passes through that reel at the same time.

Growing wilds and re-spins: a wild that lands grows to fill its whole reel. A re-spin follows, with the wild held in place as a sticky wild while the other reels spin again.

Free spins with a choice of modes: the scatter sets the round off, and before it starts you pick one of several modes, each running the round in a different way.

Free spins multiplier: during the free spins, wins are paid with a multiplier on top.

Since Fall of the Beast lets you choose between several modes before the free spins, inferno slots with free spins covers other games with bonus rounds and what triggers them.

RTP 96.31%. Background: how RTP works on a slot. Volatility Medium, like 23 of the 114 slots in the Demon theme. Background: what slot volatility means. Max win 1,000× (€80,000 at the highest stake). Background: what max win means on a slot.

A return of 96.31% ranks Fall of the Beast in the upper fifth of the Inferno slots.

Topping out at 1,000× is modest by comparison, and most games in the collection allow more. That matches the medium volatility: Fall of the Beast relies on expanding wilds with re-spins and sticky wilds rather than on one giant bonus, despite its demonic theme.

The return of Fall of the Beast sits next to every other title in the RTP comparison of inferno slots.

Close to Fall of the Beast: slot games with equal medium volatility, a nearby RTP as well as demons at the centre.