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Game of Thrones free demo

Blueprint GamingReleased Mar 202694% RTPHigh volatility17,000× max win

Game of Thrones slot by Blueprint Gaming

Demo mode · fun credits · no real money

Verdict

Game of Thrones puts Blueprint Gaming's licence to work on a wide 4,096-ways grid, leaning on the show's imagery more than any new mechanic underneath it.

High volatility means the base game stays quiet for stretches, 94% RTP sits below what most current releases offer, and the 17,000x ceiling gives the free spins round something worth chasing when it finally lands. Play it if you want the Iron Throne dressed on a straightforward ways-to-win slot. Skip it if a below-average RTP is a dealbreaker before you've spun a reel.

By the DemoSlots editorial team · Updated 24 Sep 2026 · How we test

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Screenshots

The base game keeps the crowned character portraits stacked above the coin and card symbols, all set against the castle backdrop that carries the Westeros theme.

Gameplay clip

Our own recording of the Game of Thrones demo, muted.

How it plays

The grid runs six reels by four rows, with 4,096 ways to win rather than fixed paylines, so matching symbols pay in from either side as long as they land on adjacent reels. The visual side leans hard on the licence: a gold Game of Thrones crest, portraits of the show's men and women in the upper tier, a gold coin lower down, and card royals from ten through king filling out the rest of the paytable. Wilds sit in the mix and substitute for the paying symbols, which matters more here than on a payline slot, since one wild covering a full reel of a 4,096-ways board opens up a lot of winning combinations at once. A Collect feature also works through the base game, and free spins are the headline round it feeds into, with multipliers attached to boost what the round pays. Returns lean toward that round rather than the base game, which fits the high volatility rating: sessions can run quiet for a while before the free spins show up and do the work. Stakes span 0.10 to 100.00 a spin, a wide enough range to try the bonus at either end without spending much in a demo session.

Bonus features

  • Wilds substituting across the 4,096-ways grid
  • Collect feature running through the base game
  • Free spins as the headline bonus round
  • Multipliers boosting wins during free spins

Who it's for

Built for anyone who wants the Iron Throne on a slot reel without needing much beyond the crest and the character art to feel at home. The wide 4,096-ways grid and familiar wild mechanics make it easy to pick up, which suits a casual demo session more than a deep dive. It's a tougher sell for players chasing a strong headline RTP, since 94% sits below what most current releases offer, and for anyone who wants steadier returns rather than a bonus-round-or-bust structure.

Pros

  • 4,096 ways to win keeps the grid busy
  • 17,000x ceiling gives the free spins round a real payoff
  • Licensed art is applied cleanly across the reels

Cons

  • 94% RTP is below the usual mid-90s range
  • Base game does little outside of the wilds
  • High volatility means long waits between meaningful hits

At a glance

  • Game of Thrones is a game by Blueprint Gaming, released in Mar 2026, built on a 6 × 4 reel grid.
  • Game of Thrones pays back a 94% RTP to players, with high volatility.
  • The maximum win a player can reach in Game of Thrones is 17,000× the stake.
  • In Game of Thrones, Wilds stands out as a confirmed feature backed by research.

FAQ

What is the RTP of Game of Thrones?

94%, which is below average for a current slot. It's worth checking the paytable before playing anywhere for real money.

Is Game of Thrones high volatility?

Yes. Expect the base game to stay quiet for stretches while the free spins round carries most of the return.

What is the max win on Game of Thrones?

17,000x the stake, produced through the free spins multipliers. It's a theoretical ceiling reached only rarely.

How many ways to win does it have?

4,096, across a six-reel, four-row grid, so matching symbols pay from adjacent reels rather than needing a straight line.

Who made Game of Thrones?

Blueprint Gaming, released on 26 March 2026.

Themes & features

Licensed

Facts checked 6 Sep 2026 · Sources: our own research and demo testing

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