Attack on Retro

Triple Edge Studios sets its cyberpunk story in the year 2187, where two heroes named Billy and Jesse defend Retro City from an alien attack, a slight sci-fi backstory behind the neon-drenched 5-reel, 3-row grid and its 10 fixed paylines. Royal symbols use a stylised font reminiscent of old action-movie title cards, sitting below four higher-value icons: a retro power glove, a ghetto blaster, a keytar and a hoverboard, the last of which pays 20x the stake for five in a row.

Wild duty falls to Billy and Jesse artwork, each capable of landing at 1x1, 1x2 or full 1x3 size. Five of either character alone pays 100x the stake, while a mixed line of both halves that to 50x. A Random Wilds feature adds extra wilds independently of any spin's normal outcome: robot symbols appear on the reels, lasers fire at them, and any hit converts that robot into a wild, up to 15 in the base game or 3 during a respin, and up to 9 across reels 2, 3 and 4 during free spins.

The Hyperspins feature lets individual reels be respun for a cost tied to how much a completed line could be worth rather than a flat fee, and there's no cap on how many times it can be used on a single spin. Free spins need three scatters on reels 2, 3 and 4, after which a choice of three modes sets the pace: ten spins with a 1x multiplier, five with 2x, or two at 5x, each holding steady for the round. Two sticky stacked wilds alternate between Billy and Jesse on reels 1 and 5 for the duration, and landing extra scatters mid-round tacks on 5 or 10 more spins without disturbing the multiplier already locked in.

RTP is 95.58% by default, or 96.08% with Hyperspins engaged, against a 29.19% hit frequency and high volatility overall. The top win is fixed at 5,000x, and stakes range between 0.10 and 20.