Regal Knights: Slot Overview

Players, it’s time to strap on the steel, steady your spirit with noble chivalry, and prepare to ride out and punish the realm’s wrongdoers from atop your loyal steed. With that scene set, we’re taking a look at Push Gaming’s medieval adventure, Regal Knights. Push Gaming has been on a fairly erratic run lately, bouncing between high, medium and low volatile slots, swinging from bold originality to more routine, predictable releases. With Regal Knights, the studio leans back into what it calls “classic Push mechanisms”, which essentially means familiar ideas introduced in Big Bamboo, but with adjusted maths.

Regal Knights unfolds in a medieval setting where the buildings loom at odd angles, as if viewed from an ant’s perspective—or perhaps from a knight laid flat on their back after a scrap, or one too many ales. Maybe they simply slipped on a banana peel. Either way, the visuals are tidy, sharp, and cleanly presented. Tonally, Regal Knights feels like a light-hearted take on knightly life rather than a grim dive into harsh reality—something that could be seen as a fitting metaphor for the game’s approach overall.

A 5×6 active area is fixed against the side of a building, paying wins via 50 paylines running from the leftmost reel onward. Players can wager from 10 c to $/€100 per spin, and switching on the Push Bet boosts the odds of triggering the feature while increasing the stake by 50%. Standard play comes with an RTP of 96.22%, with two lower RTP settings also available, and the math profile is low volatile.

The four low-paying symbols are daggers, maces, swords, and axes, returning 0.3x to 0.4x for 5 OAK. Above them sit four knight character symbols that pay 3 to 20 times their bet for a 5-of-a-kind payline. The wild substitutes for any regular paying symbol and can appear on all reels. Wild-only line wins reach up to 20x the bet when 5 wilds complete a winline.

Regal Knights: Slot Features

Familiar Push staples arrive on the grid, such as Mystery Stack symbols, a Golden Feature, Instant Prizes, Collectors, multipliers, progressive free spins, and a feature buy.

Mystery Stack Symbol

Mystery Stack symbols can land anywhere on the reels in both the base game and the bonus. Every Mystery Stack that appears will reveal either pay symbols, wild symbols, or Golden symbols.

Golden Feature

If a Mystery Stack symbol reveals the Golden symbol, the Golden Feature activates. Each Golden symbol position spins to reveal the following:

• Instant Prize symbol – awards an instant prize of 1x to 250x the bet.
• Multiplier symbol – reveals a value of x2 to x10, which multiplies all Instant Prize and Collector symbols on the reels before being removed. The empty position spins through possible prizes.
• Collector symbol – collects Instant Prize values, removing them from the reels, causing the empty positions to spin through the prizes again.
• Scatter symbol.

Free Spins

Landing at least 3 scatters triggers free spins. Players receive 8 free spins for 3 scatters, plus 1 or 2 low-pay symbols converted to Mystery Stacks when the round is started by 4 or 5 scatters, respectively. During free spins, whenever a scatter lands or is revealed, it is collected on the Low Symbols meter beside the reels. Once 4 collected scatters are gathered, a low-pay symbol is transformed into Mystery Stack symbols on the reels for the next free spins.

Each time symbols are converted, players gain additional free spins and a multiplier. The first conversion awards +4 free spins and an x2 multiplier, the second conversion awards +3 free spins and an x3 multiplier, the third conversion awards +3 free spins and an x5 multiplier, while the fourth conversion awards +2 free spins and a x10 multiplier.

Feature Buy

If you’d prefer to bypass the base game and head straight into the free spins round, you can purchase the bonus for 60x the bet.

Regal Knights: Slot Verdict

Sometimes it feels like slot development splits into two broad mindsets. One is the careful, methodical route—building genuinely new ideas and polishing every detail. The other is the rapid-fire approach—getting games out quickly, with innovation taking a back seat. There are obviously more shades than that, but on that scale Regal Knights sits firmly in the second camp. That doesn’t make it a poor game, though; it’s essentially a lower-ceiling, less volatile take on Big Bamboo. “Little Bamboo,” if you like—something that may not set the pulse racing for core gamblers, but could appeal more to casual players.

As for potential, Regal Knights has a highest observed win of 4,897.8x the bet, while Big Bamboo reaches 50,000x for anyone keeping track. Beyond that, the bundle of “classic Push mechanics” operates very similarly to the bamboo title, only dialled back here. For example, Instant Prize values have been heavily reduced, the pre-bonus feature gamble has been cleanly removed, and the feature buy has been cut from four choices down to a single option. Overall, the game feels trimmed, simplified, and softened—arguably to suit a different kind of gambling taste.

That said, players with the right preferences should still enjoy what’s on offer, because even in its reduced form Regal Knights remains a fun medieval ride. It may, however, leave hardened Push Gaming high-volatility veterans feeling like they’re being overlooked again—like the studio has returned to the dating apps in search of a new match.