Kaiser Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Kaiser Review

Kaiser, which means Emperor in German, is a new slot from the developer Peter and Sons that takes place during World War One. Here players are to join the lonely soldier Hans Schultz, who will guide you to epic wins of up over 2,000x the stake via numerous Wilds, Multipliers, and Free Spins.

Kaiser - Slot Outlook

Although the cartoonish visuals may cheer you up, much like the game’s jovial host, who performs joyful dances and moves around the screen, the game still depicts some of the horrors of war. The grid is set in a defensive trench, and the view showcases nothing but scorched land and leftovers of the once beautiful grove. Overall, everything is made in grey tones, and that’s due to ‘the rolling thunder of marching boots and waves of unstoppable tanks’, as the developer Peter and Sons says.

Kaiser Slot - Reel Screen

Kaiser plays out on a 5x5 reel setup with 40 paylines, and joining the action requires from $0.2 to $40 per spin. It’s a medium-high volatile slot, and the game comes with an exceptional RTP of 97%, which is way above the average level. Thus, wins should occur fairly often, roughly 1 in 5 spins, or precisely 19.92%. The potential is rather weak though, the lowest we’ve seen from Peter and Sons so far, namely 2,333x the bet on a single spin.

Scoring wins requires landing from 3 to 5 matching symbols adjacently starting from the leftmost reel, and 5-of-a-kind combos are worth up to 15x the stake.

The pay symbols start with classic A-10 royals on the lower side, and premiums include in ascending order cheese, pretzels, officers, and nurses. Wild symbols, which are represented by Pilsner beer labels in the base game and Eagle emblems in the Free Spins, act as substitutes for any other regular symbols, plus pay up to 20x the bet for line wins.

Kaiser - Bonus Features

Unlike previous titles from Peter and Sons, Kaiser boasts much more balanced and familiar gameplay that revolves around Wild symbols, Multipliers, and Free Spins round.

In the base game, you’ll benefit from the random Wild Multiplier feature, which adds from 3 to 10 Wild symbols to the reels and enables the Multiplier Signal. The first trigger starts with a 1x Multiplier, and subsequent triggers increase it to 2x and then to 3x. The next trigger resets the cycle, starting back from 1x.

Keep an eye for the golden box Scatter symbols that are available on the three middle reels, as when 3 of them lands simultaneously on a single spin, the Free Spins feature comes into play. Players get 7 spins to start, and before the round begins, 3 to 10 Roaming Wild Multiplier are placed on random grid positions.

They move around the grid between the spins, multiplying all winning combinations they take part in, though, they start with only 1x value. Scatter symbols are the key to increasing Wild Multipliers: one Scatter unlocks 2x Multiplier, two Scatters unlock 3x, and two more unlock 5x. On top of that, each level-up grants +2 additional Free Spins.

Kaiser - Slot Verdict

It's a questionable theme that some may find disturbing, yet let’s step away and discuss the game itself, as there’s a lot to indeed. Dropping the politics, Kaiser looks just fine. The Peter and Sons studio has already become somewhat of an expert when it comes to cartoon drawing style, and this one slot also comes with that pleasant branded look.

Random Wild Multipliers feature can be very effective in the base game, and Free Spins take it to a whole new level. Not a sort of bonus game we’ve never seen before, yet it’s bound to be enjoyed by slotters. The potential might not appeal to everyone though, but given the volatility rating, the rewards pretty much match the risk involved.

Pros

• Unique theme and well-executed graphics
• Above the average RTP of 97%

Cons

• Relatively low potential of 2,333x the stake