Royal Potato

Print Studios follows up its earlier release Crystal Golem with Royal Potato, borrowing the growing-wild idea from Push Gaming's Fat series and wrapping it around a potato-themed court complete with crowned rulers, guards and assorted nobility rendered from ground level looking up at the reels. The 5x4 grid carries 30 fixed paylines, with wins needing three to five matching symbols read left to right, and 14 numbered SuperSpinner slots sit between the reel positions themselves.

Four flower symbols make up the lowest tier, worth 1.5 to 3 times the bet for a full line, while four named tuber characters — Kennebec, Russet, Yukon and Desiree — pay 6 to 12.5 times the bet in the middle of the table, and a King and Queen pair top it out at 25 to 50 times the stake for five of a kind. No wild appears in the base game; that's reserved entirely for the bonus round.

Any SuperSpinner that a winning line passes through multiplies that win by the number shown, and a line crossing several SuperSpinners applies each multiplier one after another. Landing King or Queen symbols can also randomly set off the Royal Levy, where every King or Queen on screen reveals its own prize and that total is then multiplied by whatever SuperSpinner values happen to be active at the time.

Bonus symbols pay out free spins on their own scale — three of them for 10 spins, four for 12, and five scatters for the full 14. The round opens with a locked 2x1 Jumbo symbol sat centrally on the grid, initially substituting only for the two lowest-value symbols shown in a panel beside the reels. Every time a win uses one of those highlighted symbols, the Jumbo expands, an extra spin is added, and another symbol from the paytable becomes eligible for the Jumbo to replace — continuing until the Jumbo covers the entire 5x4 area. A Buy Bonus option lets players pay 93 times their stake to jump straight into the free spins.

Royal Potato carries an RTP of 96.5%, rated medium-to-high volatility, and pays out up to 30,000 times the bet, with stakes running from 0.20 to 50 per spin.