Legend of the Sword

Snowborn leans on the scatter-pays format Gameburger Studio popularised with 9 Masks of Fire, then dresses it in King Arthur imagery for Legend of the Sword -- Excalibur planted in its stone, forests and mountains rolling toward a Camelot perched on a rocky outcrop, all rendered across a parchment backdrop with a chorus-led score and drifting points of light in the background art. A prize ladder sits to the left of the 5-reel grid, tracking the payout tied to however many Excalibur Scatters are currently in view.

The grid runs 3,125 ways to win, so three or more matching symbols landing anywhere from the left side onward form a winning combination without needing a fixed line. Four card-suit icons make up the low-paying symbols, with shields, battle helms, cups and crowns forming the four premiums above them -- five matching premiums in a single combination pay between 4 and 10 times the stake. A wild substitutes for anything except the Excalibur Scatter and the Camelot Free Spins symbol.

Landing five or more Excalibur Scatters anywhere on the grid pays an instant cash prize without needing a bonus round to collect it: 2x the bet for five scatters, rising to 5x, 10x, 100x, 1,000x and 10,000x for six, seven, eight, nine and ten respectively. That same scatter collection carries into the free spins feature too, which is triggered separately by three Camelot symbols landing in the base game.

Once triggered, the Camelot Free Spins round opens with three spins on the clock, and every Excalibur Scatter that lands both resets that counter back to three and adds one to a running win multiplier applied to the round's ways wins. Play continues for as long as scatters keep resetting the counter, and once the feature finally ends, the total number of scatters collected across the whole round is tallied up against the same prize table used in the base game, paying out accordingly.

Legend of the Sword pays out on a 96.12% RTP at its most generous configuration, dropping to 94.08% or 92.16% elsewhere, with high volatility and a 36.82% hit frequency. Bets run from 0.20 up to 24 per spin, and the maximum win the maths support is 10,000 times the stake -- quoted by Snowborn as roughly EUR240,000 at the top bet level.