Infinity West

Infinity West: What to Expect

Infinity West is the wild-west-flavoured release in Purple Daylight's Infinity series, with the name pointing toward saloons, cacti, dusty trails and the usual trappings of the frontier. Detailed mechanics for this one aren't publicly confirmed yet, so what follows is an honest preview based on what's actually known rather than invented specifics.

Theme & Tone

Western themes are a slots staple for good reason — outlaws, gold, wanted posters and tumbleweed give artists plenty of visual shorthand to work with, and Purple Daylight's clean, symbol-forward style should sit comfortably in that world. Expect an easy-to-read reel set aimed at quick, casual sessions rather than a sprawling story mode.

Fitting Into a Crowded Genre

Western-themed slots are one of the most saturated categories in the market, so Infinity West will likely lean on Purple Daylight's clean production values to stand out rather than a wildly original take on the setting. That's not necessarily a knock — a well-executed familiar theme can still make for an enjoyable session.

RTP Breakdown

The confirmed RTP for Infinity West is 95.0%, a touch below the roughly 96% average commonly quoted across online slots generally. That's a fairly common bracket to sit in, though it's worth factoring in before committing a bankroll — over a long enough run of spins, the game is theoretically built to return £95 for every £100 wagered, with the balance weighted to the house edge and whatever bonus mechanics it holds.

Volatility, Hit Frequency, Max Win

Purple Daylight hasn't released a volatility rating, hit frequency figure, or max win multiplier for Infinity West. Rather than fabricate any of that, the most reliable route is the in-game paytable, which will lay out the real numbers the moment you load the game up.