Attila The Hun

Relax Gaming stages Attila the Hun as a historical battle scene, splitting the screen between two lined-up armies — Attila's Huns to the right, Aetius's Roman legions to the left — around a central 5x3 reel set rendered more like a period tapestry than a typical cartoon slot. Old coinage in bronze, silver and gold makes up the low-paying tier, three animals (dogs, wolves and a horse) sit in the middle of the paytable, and the top of the table belongs to a pair of army shields — Roman red rewarding 20x the stake and Hunnic blue paying 15x for five matching icons on a line.

Twenty fixed paylines carry the action, with a betting span of 0.10 to 100. Soldier wilds from either side substitute for any paying symbol and carry the same value as the game's top shield; when one lands in the base game it launches the Walking Wild Respins feature, during which it shifts one position per spin — Huns move left, Romans move right — until it walks off the edge of the grid and the respins end.

If a wild from the opposing side lands during an active respin, the two merge into a single 2x2 battle symbol that keeps acting as a wild while moving one space in a random direction each spin, running the Small Battle Free Spins until it too exits the grid; the underlying Walking Wild Respins then resume, and Small Battle can trigger more than once inside a single respin sequence. Separately, Attila or Aetius himself can appear on reel 1 or reel 5 and drop between 2 and 15 walking wilds from his own army onto the board. If the rival general then turns up while those respins are active, it sets off the Big Battle Free Spins: reels 1 and 5 turn wild first, then 2 and 4, then the central three reels, while each side's two hit points get traded back and forth until one side is reduced to zero and control returns to the original Walking Wild Respins.

Relax Gaming rates the game at 96.35% RTP with medium-to-high volatility and an estimated maximum win around 300x the stake, modest next to the genre's biggest payouts, with the game's pacing built more around its layered respin chains than around any single outsized hit.