Gold lettering, soft village light, a rose on a closed book, a knight’s helmet waiting in the middle of the reels — Tome of Camelot comes in like a small fairytale machine. The mood is bright, tidy and easy to read, with just enough medieval romance to make the theme feel warm without slowing the game down.

Under the soft medieval look, Tome of Camelot plays with a bit more bite. Let’s have a closer look at what’s inside.

Core Specs

Theme: Mice Kingdom

Reels: 5

Lines: 20

Fixed lines: No

Volatility: Mid-High

Hit rate: 38.29%

Theoretical RTP: 92.73%

Min total bet: 1

Max total bet: 2,000

Max win multiplier: x250

Free Spins support: Yes

In-game Free Spins: No

Gamble/Risk feature: No

Paid re-spins: No

Persistent progress: No

First Impression

Tome of Camelot has a slightly odd charm. The title points to medieval fantasy, while the theme sends the game into Mice Kingdom territory. That mix gives it a storybook feel without making the setup heavy.

The game looks better suited to players who enjoy a clear reel slot with a bit of character around it. The 20-line structure keeps the layout easy to follow, while the non-fixed lines give players more control over how the session is set up.

Gameplay Feel

Tome of Camelot keeps the session focused on regular reel play. The game has 5 reels and 20 lines, with wins built around the standard rhythm of setting the stake, choosing the line setup and spinning.

The line flexibility is useful. Since the number of lines is not fixed, players are not locked into one layout every round. That gives the game a slightly more adjustable feel than fixed-line slots.

The 1–2,000 bet range also gives the session room to move. A low entry bet makes the game easy to test, while the upper range gives more weight to players who want a stronger stake behind each spin.

Volatility and Risk

Mid-High volatility gives Tome of Camelot a sharper profile. It should feel more active than a dry high-volatility game, especially with a 38.29% hit rate, but the risk level still sits above a soft casual slot.

The 92.73% RTP is modest, so the stronger part of the profile is the hit rate and the adjustable structure. The x250 max win gives the game a decent ceiling without pushing it into extreme multiplier territory.

This makes Tome of Camelot better for players who like some pressure in the session, but still want enough reel activity to keep the game moving.

Final Spin

Tome of Camelot has a playful storybook feel, but the numbers give it more bite than the theme first suggests. It should work well for players who like clean reel play, adjustable lines and a low 1-credit entry point. 

The 38.29% hit rate helps the game feel active, while the 92.73% RTP keeps expectations more grounded. Simple structure, fairytale colour and just enough risk to stop the session from feeling too soft.