Majestic King Slot Review
An acacia canopy in rust and amber spills over the edge of the screen at sunset, branches reaching down past the reels into the tall dry grass, and Majestic King is built on a single idea that almost no 5×3 game bothers with: every symbol on the grid can land doubled, so wins run all the way to ten of a kind instead of stopping at five. That one mechanic, not the savanna, is what Spinomenal are really selling here, and it changes the shape of the paytable more than the gilded frame changes the view.
It runs on a 5×3 grid with 25 fixed paylines, at an RTP of 96.31% in its top configuration, though operators can run it lower. Sister titles from the studio include 3 Chinese Charms, Bavarian Riches 3 and The Wild 300. Under the gilt, this is a game about doubling: double symbols, doubled medium symbols in free spins, and a meter that keeps climbing. The pride waits deeper in.
Base Game & Features
Twenty-five fixed lines pay left to right across the five reels. Because symbols can land doubled, winning combinations run from three of a kind all the way up to ten, which is what gives the paytable its long tail. The lion is the wild and can appear stacked while the reels spin, boosting line wins; the top wild line is 200x the line bet for five across.
Two scatters drive the game. Three or more free spins symbols anywhere on the slot send you to the wheel, and three or more scattered bonus symbols in the base game open the bonus game. Both work from the base game only, and neither is restrained about arriving on neighbouring reels at once.
The animal symbols carry the money and the royals carry the floor. Q stops paying at five of a kind; the J and 10 share one pay table and run all the way to ten, as do A and K, which is where the doubled symbols earn their keep on the low end too.
Paytable
All values are multiples of the line bet.
- Elephant – the top pay: 80x for three, 200x for five, 600x for seven, 1,200x for ten
- Vulture – next in line: 72x for three, 160x for five, 480x for seven, 1,040x for ten
- Giraffe: 64x / 140x / 400x / 880x for three / five / seven / ten
- Zebra: 56x / 120x / 320x / 800x across the same four tiers
- A starts at four of a kind, paying 72x, then 88x for five, 320x for seven and 480x for ten
- K also starts at four: 60x, 80x for five, then 240x and 400x at seven and ten
- Q: 32x for three, 60x for four, 80x for five – it pays no further
- J and 10 share one table: 20x for three, 60x for five, 200x for seven, 320x for ten
The ceiling the game spells out is that 1,200x Elephant line, and it needs ten of them on one of the 25 lines to get there.
Only Double Symbols
At any point while the reels are spinning, the Only Double Symbols modifier can trigger and turn every symbol on the grid into its double form. When that happens, each line pays as though it had landed twice the symbols it shows, which is where the five-to-ten-of-a-kind pays become reachable.
It’s a base-game event with no trigger you can aim for, which makes it a genuine swing rather than a scheduled bonus. A doubled grid with stacked lions in the mix is also the only realistic route to the paytable’s upper rows.
Majestic King Free Spins & Bonus Game
Free Spins Wheel
Land three or more free spins symbols and you’re taken to a wheel. It awards a spin count and picks a symbol, and the two are the whole prize. The wheel’s segments carry 10, 15, 20, 30 and 40 free spins.
Whichever of the four medium symbols the wheel selects stays a double symbol for the entire round. The bet per line is the same as the spin that triggered the feature, so the round plays at your triggering stake with one symbol permanently upgraded. Ten free spins with a doubled Giraffe is a modest round; 40 with a doubled Zebra has room to build.
The wheel itself is the only place the spin count is decided, so there’s no retrigger to wait for once the round is running. What you win is what the upgraded symbol delivers across the spins you were given, and nothing else.
Bonus Game
Three or more scattered bonus symbols start the bonus game with three spins on its own 5×3 grid, which carries a +1 SPIN cell in the centre. Scattered winning symbols land as prizes; every five winning symbols you collect fills one cell of a meter, and each filled cell raises what the round pays.
Scattered +1 spin symbols add spins to the counter, which is what keeps a round alive long enough to climb. It’s a collect-and-climb structure with no retrigger ambiguity: the meter is the prize, and the spins are the clock. When the counter finally runs out, the last cell the meter reached sets the payout.
Bonus Buy
There’s a BUY button on the interface, so you can skip the scatter-waiting and go straight to the feature. For a game whose two bonuses sit behind different scatters, having the buy option on hand is the difference between a long evening and a short one.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.2/10
Playing Majestic King is a steady base-game grind where most spins pay small and the doubled grid occasionally opens up into something much bigger, and the reason to sit down at this watering hole rather than the next one is that doubling. No other 25-line game of this shape lets a single line build to ten symbols, and when it happens it feels earned rather than lucky.
The bonus game is the best thing here because a round has a real arc: the meter climbs, the spins stretch, and the payout you leave with isn’t fixed at the moment you triggered it. Free spins are the weaker half – one doubled symbol for the duration is a modest upgrade for a round you can’t retrigger.
The sting is what the game doesn’t tell you: no volatility rating, no top-prize figure, and an RTP the operator can quietly dial down. This one’s for players who enjoy a collect meter and a long build under a very pretty sky, and less so for anyone who wants to know exactly what they’re chasing before they start.
Majestic King FAQs
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What is the RTP of Majestic King?
96.31% in its highest configuration. The RTP is operator-configurable, with lower settings of 88.69%, 92.16% and 94.04% also available, so the figure you get depends on the casino. -
How many paylines does Majestic King have?
There are 25 fixed paylines paying left to right across the reels. -
What is the grid size of Majestic King?
It’s a 5×3 grid with five reels and three rows. The bonus game uses its own 5×3 grid with an extra +1 SPIN cell in the centre. -
Can you buy the bonus on Majestic King?
Yes. There’s a BUY button in the interface that takes you straight to the feature without waiting for the scatters to land. -
Who makes Majestic King?
Spinomenal. It sits alongside their other titles like 3 Chinese Charms, Bavarian Riches 3 and The Wild 300. -
How do you trigger free spins in Majestic King?
Land three or more free spins symbols anywhere on the slot in the base game. You’re taken to a wheel that awards between 10 and 40 free spins and picks one of the four medium symbols to stay double for the whole round. -
How does the bonus game meter work?
The bonus game starts with three spins. Every five winning symbols you collect fills one cell of the meter and raises the round’s payout, and collecting scattered +1 spin symbols adds extra spins. Once the counter runs out, the last cell the meter reached is what the round pays. -
What does the Only Double Symbols feature do?
It can trigger while the reels are spinning in the base game, turning every symbol into its double form. That makes the higher combinations, up to ten of a kind, possible on any spin.
