Robin Nottingham Raiders Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Robin Nottingham Raiders Review

The immediately recognizable visual style from Peter & Sons always brightens our day, and you could say that Robin Nottingham Raiders is a follow-up to Robin Sherwood Marauders. The two games are quite different in terms of features and math model however, and literally everything hangs on the bonus round in this game.

While the predecessor could dish out up to 16,000x wins in the base game, the wild collect and release system is only capable of 500x payouts here. The 121,500x bonus round potential is record high though, and all the roaming wild action combined with multiplying multipliers can be a deadly mix. It can also kill your bankroll quite effectively however, as the ‘hit or miss’ factor runs very high.

Robin Nottingham Raiders Features

The blue coin wild steps in for all regular pay symbols, and it’s also the most valuable symbol in the game. Landing 5 on a payline awards 25x your stake, and the blue coin wild sometimes lands with a gold coin overlay.

All gold coins are collected in a meter on the right-hand side, and filling the meter with 9 collected coins triggers the Wild Release feature. All the collected wilds are then spread randomly across the grid, as the reels respin. Keep in mind that gold coin wilds can overlap each other, counting as 1 wild, so you will not always get 9 wilds from this feature.

Landing at least 3 scatters anywhere on the same spin triggers the Bonus Round with 15 free spins.

Each batch of 3 wilds that are collected also award +3 extra spins, and the roaming wilds leap to new positions per spin. The gold coin wilds can overlap, counting as 1 wild here too, and 3 or 4 wilds on the same reel awards a x2 or x3 reel multiplier, respectively. Winning with more than one reel multiplier multiplies the involved multiplier values, before your total payout is boosted.

The 200 Spins Robin Nottingham Raiders Experience

We’ve included a full gold coin wild collection cycle for you, but the release respin didn’t award a very impressive payout. Not long after, at 1:57 into the almost 4 minutes long highlights video, we trigger the bonus round.

Review Summary

The unique and quirky visual style makes any Peter & Son production stick out in a positive way. The insane 121,500x potential is bound to make some waves, and it will probably help the budding Armenian studio in their quest for mainstream recognition. Keep in mind that it took 1 billion test spins to crack the max win, and the base game potential is only 500x your stake (with a 1 in 18,181 win chance).

The wild collect and release feature is a nice motivator and distraction from the base game grind. However, as you understand from the above, you’ll need the bonus round to make a serious dent. The roaming wilds, combined with multiplying multipliers, can reward you handsomely on a good day. That being said, you better be prepared to leave almost empty handed on less-than-good days.

Pros

• Wild collect/release feature
• Bonus round w/ roaming wild multipliers
• Win up to 121,500x your stake

Cons

• Base game max win is only 500x
• Too volatile for casual players

If you love Robin Nottingham Raiders you should also try:

Robin Sherwood Marauders - is another volatile beast from Peter & Sons, and it comes with an increasing base game win multiplier. The bonus round comes with expanding wilds, and there is also a super version of it. Either way, you can win up to 35,000x your stake.

Robbin Robin - is a cartoon-style take on the legendary, quick-witted outlaw, and you can look forward to up to 5 random wilds in the base game.

Rome The Conquerors - is a less volatile slot from Peter & Sons, and the base game comes with random wild multipliers up to x3. The bonus round can award up to x15 wild multipliers though, and the super version comes with expanded reels. The overall max win is 8,000x your stake.

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