The Legend of Musashi

Peter & Sons sets The Legend of Musashi inside a hushed temple interior — tiled eaves, paper lanterns and bare wood floors standing in for the busier art style the studio usually favours. The theme draws on the historical swordsman Miyamoto Musashi rather than a generic samurai backdrop, and the calm, restrained visuals mark a deliberate departure from Peter & Sons' louder releases.

Play runs across a 6x4 grid offering 4,096 ways to win, with winning combinations forming over consecutive reels from the left. Symbols involved in a win clear from the board, and fresh ones drop down from above to fill the gaps, so a single spin can chain through repeated cascades before it settles. Card-suit symbols share the paytable with a handful of items — nunchucks, fans, blades — and two character portraits, while a lettered scroll works as the wild, substituting for any paying symbol.

Two collection systems run behind the base game. Scatters landing in pairs get banked instead of wasted, and once 65 have built up, Power Mode begins: three to ten ninja-star lives are handed out, and every wild landing during the mode expands to cover its reel and costs one life, with the mode ending once the lives are gone and any surplus wilds converting left to right. A separate multiplier rises by one with each cascade in an active chain and falls back to zero once it stops — except during Super Free Spins, where it keeps climbing.

Three scatters trigger Monster Free Spins — ten spins plus two more per extra scatter — with every wild expanding for the round and each additional scatter hit both extending the spins and raising the multiplier's starting value. Collecting 650 scatters over time instead unlocks Super Free Spins, running the same rules but letting that multiplier carry across the whole feature without resetting. A buy option skips straight to a free-spins round of 10 to 16 spins, or into Power Mode directly.

The Legend of Musashi runs a 96.1% RTP, high volatility, and a maximum win of 20,000 times the stake, with bets from 0.10 to 20 per spin.