Turkey Revolt Prize Path Slot Review
A giant cartoon turkey stands glowering on an autumn lawn, one suspicious eye on the reels and the other, presumably, on the mustachioed chef peeking out from behind a shrub. Behind him, a stone mansion with brick chimneys fills the sky, and the whole thing sits inside a gilded gold frame with maple leaves spilling over its corners. This is Turkey Revolt Prize Path from High 5 Games.
The joke of it is that the bird has the right to look smug. It runs on a 5×5 grid at 94% RTP, with no paylines at all, and where a symbol lands matters more than how many you get. It’s a slower, more deliberate build than something like Da Vinci DeluxeWays or 88 Drums, and the turkey isn’t handing anything over cheaply.
The Prize Path
Prize Path symbols can land on reels one to five, in any position that isn’t already a Prize Path award position. At the start of every base or bonus spin, a random number of extra Prize Path symbols may be added to the non-award positions, so the board changes before the result is even assessed.
The path itself works on connection. Starting from the leftmost reel, Prize Path symbols that are orthogonally connected, edge to edge, all the way to a Prize Path award position will trigger that award. More than one award can pay from a single spin, so a well-built board can cash in several times at once.
That connection rule rewards planning rather than luck alone. A symbol cluster hugging the left edge is one step from paying; a lone symbol stranded on reel four needs three neighbours to link it home. Where a path sits on the grid matters as much as how many symbols are in it.
Respins
The respin is where the building happens. Five respins are awarded, every Prize Path symbol from the initial spin locks in place, and all non-Prize Path symbols on reels one to five spin again. Anything useful that lands on a respin locks too, and the round runs until all five are used up.
Only once the respins finish is the board evaluated for awards. That ordering matters: a path that falls one symbol short on the initial spin still has five chances to complete itself, and a cluster near an award position can keep growing the whole way through.
The Award Ladder
A completed path triggers whichever award sits at the end of it, and the ladder carries four different types. The visible ladder runs down the side of the reels throughout play, showing what each route is currently worth.
- Scatter – a coin that pays the amount printed on it, with values running from 40 all the way up to 16,000 in the base game
- Add Wilds – distributes a random number of Wild symbols onto non-award positions on reels two to five
- Bonus Games – awards the number of games shown on the symbol and 2x the total amount bet, regardless of how many are triggered
- Jackpots – Minor, Major and Grand symbols that pay their respective jackpot
The Bonus Games symbol can display 7, 10, 15, 20 or 25 games. The Scatter is the ladder’s big finish: a 16,000 coin at the end of a completed path is the largest single prize the base game can produce.
Between those two extremes, the Scatter coin steps through a long ladder of its own, which is what fills out the middle of the paytable:
- Low tier – 40, 60, 80, 120, 160, 200
- Middle tier – 240, 320, 400, 600, 800
- High tier – 1,000, 1,200, 1,600, 2,000, 2,400
- Top tier – 3,200, 4,000, 6,000, 8,000, 16,000
Jackpots
Three fixed jackpots sit above the ladder: the Minor at 25x the bet, the Major at 200x, and the Grand at 4,000x. All three are paid as multiples of the stake.
Any of them can land as a Prize Path award when the matching symbol completes a route. The Grand is the one the ladder is quietly built around, and 4,000x is a serious prize for a board this ornate.
Bonus Games
Three or more Bonus symbols appearing anywhere on the reels during the base game awards the Bonus Games round. Every trigger also pays 2x the amount bet, and the round plays at the same bet multiplier as the spin that started it.
- 3 Bonus symbols – 7 bonus games and 2x the amount bet
- 4 Bonus symbols – 10 bonus games and 2x the amount bet
- 5 Bonus symbols – 15 bonus games and 2x the amount bet
Inside the round, the Prize Path keeps running on every spin, and the Bonus Games symbol becomes a ladder award in its own right, handing over its printed count of games plus 2x the total bet. Bonus symbols landing during the round add games too, so the counter can climb well past its starting point.
The round ends when zero games remain. There’s no stated cap on how high the counter can go, which makes every Bonus Games symbol that completes a path a genuinely welcome sight.
Power Bet
Two Power Bet options sit alongside the standard stake, both billed per spin and both aimed squarely at the Prize Path. More special symbols in circulation means more paths forming, more respins locking, and more ladder awards completing.
- Power Bet – More Specials – an extra 0.50 on top of the base bet
- Power Bet – More – an extra 1.00 on top of the base bet
More Specials is a gentle bump on a small stake; More doubles a 1.00 bet outright, which is a lot to pay for symbol density. Both options buy frequency of the collection mechanic rather than a different bonus round.
The ladder awards they chase are the same ones the base game already offers, so the question is purely how quickly you want the board filling up. Nothing here changes what a completed path pays.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.2/10
Playing this feels less like pulling a lever and more like tending the mansion lawn: the board grows spin by spin, and the respins keep a result unsettled right up until the last one finishes. That slow build is the reason to choose it, and the turkey presiding over the reels seems entirely at home with the pace.
The best thing about it is that one board can pay more than once. A single well-connected set of paths triggers several awards together, so a good build pays in proportion to how well it’s built rather than to one fixed prize.
The weakness is what all that building points at: 94% RTP and a Grand capped at 4,000x, in a market crowded with games promising considerably more. It’s built for players who enjoy watching something take shape and don’t need a bigger number waiting at the end. Jackpot chasers will find the bird guards his prizes closely, and he doesn’t ruffle his feathers for just anyone.
Turkey Revolt Prize Path FAQs
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What is the RTP of Turkey Revolt Prize Path?
The RTP is 94%. -
What is the grid size of Turkey Revolt Prize Path?
It’s a 5×5 grid, and there are no fixed paylines: wins come from Prize Path symbols connecting to award positions instead. -
Who makes Turkey Revolt Prize Path?
High 5 Games. -
When is Turkey Revolt Prize Path released?
Turkey Revolt Prize Path’s release date is 5 November 2026. -
How does the Prize Path feature work?
Prize Path symbols land on reels one to five, and extra ones may be added at the start of each spin. Symbols that are orthogonally connected from the leftmost reel to an award position trigger that award, and multiple awards can pay from one spin. -
How many respins does the Prize Path award?
Five respins are awarded. All Prize Path symbols from the initial spin lock in place, new ones that land also lock, and the board is evaluated for awards once the respins are completed. -
What do three, four and five Bonus symbols award?
Three Bonus symbols award 7 bonus games, four award 10, and five award 15, each alongside 2x the amount bet. Bonus symbols landing during the round award additional games. -
What do the jackpots in Turkey Revolt Prize Path pay?
The Minor jackpot pays 25x your bet, the Major pays 200x, and the Grand pays 4,000x. Each is collected as a Prize Path ladder award when the matching symbol completes a route. -
Can the Bonus Games round be extended?
Yes. The Bonus Games symbol on the Prize Path ladder awards 7, 10, 15, 20 or 25 games plus 2x the total bet, and Bonus symbols landing during the round add further games. Play continues until the counter runs down to zero. -
What do the Power Bet options cost?
More Specials costs an extra 0.50 on top of the base bet per spin, and More costs an extra 1.00. Both increase the number of special symbols in play.
