Game Information
Safari slots are basically their own ecosystem at this point there are hundreds of them, most of them forgettable. Spinomenal’s Majestic King Expanded Edition, though, is one of the titles that actually earns a second look, and the numbers back that up rather than contradict it. Released in May 2020, it carries an RTP of 96.3% which, from a mathematical standpoint, puts it just above the murky average where a lot of providers quietly dump their weaker titles.
Volatility lands at medium-high, and the highest possible winning multiplier sits at 2,000x your stake. That’s not “quit your job” territory, but it’s honest money for the risk level involved.
What the numbers tell us straight away is that this is Spinomenal fixing their own homework.
Spinomenal clearly recognized the mistakes in the original Majestic King, and made a far better sequel the Expanded Edition corrects the math model issues and restores the RTP and 2,000x potential to respectable levels. The original capped out at a rather embarrassing 300x, so this version is essentially the game that should’ve shipped the first time. The extra reel is the obvious physical change the grid stretches to six reels across three rows, with 25 fixed paylines running left to right.
It sounds minor, but that wider board genuinely changes how the math distributes across a session.
The symbol set is your standard savannah roster lions, elephants, zebras, giraffes, but the mechanic underneath is smarter than it looks. There are nine standard symbols, all of which can appear as double symbols a double symbol takes up a single position but counts as two, meaning you can effectively win with three to twelve symbols on a single payline.
That’s the kind of detail that quietly inflates your hit frequency without screaming about it. And then stacked wilds can cover entire reels, giving the payout potential another push upward when they decide to show up.
The free spins round is where it gets genuinely interesting.
Landing three, four, five, or six Free Spins scatter symbols triggers a wheel that decides both the spin count between 10 and 40, and which animal becomes a permanent double symbol for the entire feature.
That animal selection mechanic is the closest thing to real variance this slot has. Draw the elephant as your doubled symbol on 30 spins and your session just changed completely. Draw the low-paying card symbols and… well, you’ll feel that. The Bonus Game fires when three golden shield symbols land the shields pay nothing on their own but open a Hold & Win style round with three initial spins. There’s also a Buy Bonus option costing a flat 40x your current stake for anyone who doesn’t want to wait for the shields to show up naturally. Personally, I think that’s a steep entry price for a medium-high volatility title you’re basically paying for speed, not edge.
Betting ranges stretch from €0.25 up to €250, which covers a wide enough spread that casual players and higher-stakes regulars can both find a comfortable position. The medium-high volatility means this isn’t a slot where you switch your brain off and grind for hours wins aren’t evenly distributed across spins, though the slot rarely goes on truly brutal empty streaks either.
That balance actually suits mid-stakes recreational players pretty well.
Honest assessment? This is a slot I kept playing longer than I planned to, which is usually a decent sign. The double symbol mechanic gives the base game more texture than most safari titles bother with, and the free spins wheel adds just enough randomness to keep things from feeling scripted. It’s not going to compete with the volatility kings from providers like Nolimit City or Hacksaw Gaming, those are a different conversation entirely. But for what it is a polished, mechanically sound mid-range slot with a fair RTP and a genuinely interesting free spins structure Majestic King Expanded Edition absolutely justifies your time.
| RTP | 96.3% |
| Volatility | medium-high |
| Max Win | 2000x |
| Grid | 6×3 |
