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Dawn of Kings slot review

By The Slot Side Editorial TeamUpdated How we score

RTP 96.24%Dawn of Kings slot

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Dawn of Kings is a Hacksaw Gaming slot released on 7 March 2024. It sends players into an Egypt-themed world of ancient civilizations, adventure and exploration, on 5 reels with 13 paylines. Wilds, free spins and a bonus buy are all listed, and the volatility is medium.

RTP
96.24%
Volatility
medium
Reels
5
Paylines
13
Release date
March 7, 2024
Features
free spins, wild, bonus buy

An Egyptian setting on 13 lines

The game draws on ancient Egypt, with an adventure and exploration angle rather than a purely mythological one. It uses 5 reels and 13 paylines, which is fewer than the 20 or 25 common elsewhere. Wild symbols can fill gaps in a combination, and free spins form the bonus round.

Hacksaw's catalogue also includes Le Bandit, Le Cowboy and Klowns. Browse more Hacksaw Gaming slots to see its range.

RTP and medium volatility

With an RTP of 96.24%, the long-run house edge is 3.76%. Medium volatility suggests neither very frequent small wins nor very rare large ones. Neither number predicts what happens in a short session, and the casino may run a lower setting than the one listed.

If these terms are new, read RTP explained and slot volatility before you play.

Using the bonus buy

Paying for the bonus buy moves you straight to the feature at a price set as a multiple of your stake. It does not alter the RTP or the chance of any particular result, and several purchases in a row can use up a budget fast. Decide a limit beforehand, and treat each purchase as spent money, not an investment.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the RTP of Dawn of Kings?

The listed RTP is 96.24%.

Is Dawn of Kings high volatility?

No. It is listed as medium volatility.

Can you buy the bonus in Dawn of Kings?

Yes, a bonus buy is listed. It costs extra and does not improve your odds.