Knights: The Siege comes to the codex from the workshop of Playzia, struck on 27 February 2025. The register holds a published return of 94% offered as a range, a medium–high-volatility temper, a ceiling of 500x the stake; the paytable and the play-log will be entered after the chronicler's own test session — this book records, it does not guess.
The workshop publishes this game with an RTP range — casinos may run a lower setting of the same game. A figure marked «—» is one the register does not yet hold; we enter it after our test session, never from guesswork.
Knights: The Siege was struck by the workshop of Playzia on 27 February 2025, and the codex opened a leaf for it. The register attests a published return of 94%, a medium–high-volatility temper, a ceiling of 500x the stake, and little else yet; the full account follows the chronicler's test session, as it does for every entry.
02Theme & atmosphere
The workshop files this one under magic, medieval, shield, sword, weapons. Among the 54 knights of this codex the company is an honourable one, and a new banner on those ramparts is worth the ink.
03How it plays
Here the honest scribe lays down his pen. The register does not yet hold verified reel, line or mechanic detail for this entry, and the codex does not copy such things unseen from other books.
☞Awaiting the test session. Reel geometry, ways to win and the rhythm of the base game will be transcribed here from our own play, with figures we have watched land ourselves.
04Bonus features
The register attests these devices on the entry: bonus game, bonus symbols, buy feature, free spins, hold and win, multiplier. What each one costs, how often it opens and what it returned are matters for the session, not for guesswork.
☞Awaiting the test session. Special symbols, bonus rounds and any purchase of passage will be entered after we have triggered them in play.
05RTP, volatility & the purse
The published return is 94%, and the workshop lists it as an RTP range — meaning a casino may license a lower setting of the same game, so read the paytable at the table you sit down at. Against the codex at large it sits below the field average of 95.63%, and short of the sharpest lance in the register (Nine Knights: Strikers at 98.77%). The volatility is medium–high — long quiet watches on the wall, then the gate gives all at once. The maximum win is recorded at 500x the stake.
06Who should ride out
A knight for patient purses: high volatility rewards those who can hold the wall through lean spins, and punishes those who sortie with their whole coin at once. Cautious readers are pointed instead to the low-volatility end of the register.
Marginalia: set your limit before the drawbridge drops. The barbarians are patient; be more so.
07Verdict in short
An entry made with honest figures and honest gaps. The seal on it stays soft until the chronicler has ridden it himself — the provisional reckoning waits at the verdict below.
Only devices attested in the register are shown; the full blazon of features is added after the test session. Browse all collections ▸
The rule bank
Rules of the game
What the register attests
Published return to player: 94%, offered as an RTP range — the setting is chosen by the casino, not the player.
Volatility: medium–high. Long quiet watches on the wall, then the gate gives all at once — budget the session accordingly.
Released 27 February 2025 by Playzia; filed under magic, medieval, shield, sword.
Base game
☞To be transcribed after the test session — reel layout, bet range, win evaluation and the conduct of an ordinary spin, in the codex's own words.
Special symbols & bonus rounds
☞To be transcribed after the test session — wilds, scatters, feature triggers and any bonus purchase, only as witnessed in play.
R18 · This codex is a guide, not a goad. Set limits before you play; if gambling stops being fun, the Gambling Helpline (NZ) 0800 654 655 is free and confidential.
The symbols
Paytable
Symbol
Rank in the order
Payout
Special symbols
Wilds, scatters and their kin — to be confirmed
entered after the session
High symbols
The knights and captains of the reels
entered after the session
Mid symbols
The arms and devices of the middle rank
entered after the session
Low symbols
The rank and file of the paytable
entered after the session
The leaf is ruled and waiting. The codex enters payout multipliers only from figures captured in our own play — never copied unseen from another book. The scribe has checked. Twice.
From the play-log
How the chronicler rides it
No entry in this codex earns its full leaf unspun. The chronicler takes every knight through a proper session — ordinary spins, a landed win, and the bonus or free-spin round run to its end — and the four plates below are reserved for exactly those moments, captured from real play.
spinPlate reserved — the base game in motion, from our session.I. The wall holds: an ordinary spin.winPlate reserved — a landed win with its true multiplier.II. First blood: a win as it landed.bonusPlate reserved — the feature trigger, as witnessed.III. The gate gives: the feature triggers.free spinsPlate reserved — the bonus round run to its end.IV. The sortie: the round played out.
These plates will appear after our test session; until then the codex shows an honest blank rather than a borrowed picture.
Summa
The verdict
In its favour
A fresh 2025 release from Playzia
Published figures on record: RTP 94%, temper attested
Filed under magic, medieval, shield in the codex
High volatility for readers who like their purses swung hard
Against it
RTP 94% sits below the codex field average of 95.63%
Offered as an RTP range: your casino may run a lower setting
High volatility is no friend to short bankrolls
seal pending
The codex seals a score only after the chronicler's own session — the wax stays soft until the knight has been ridden. The figures above are the workshop's published record; the judgement will be ours, and it will be earned at the reels.
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Every tile below leads to a leaf that exists; entries still being inked are simply not shown.
The published return to player is 94%. The workshop lists the game with an RTP range, which means casinos may license a lower setting of the same game — check the paytable in the lobby you play at.
How volatile is Knights: The Siege?
Playzia publishes it as a medium–high-volatility slot: long quiet watches on the wall, then the gate gives all at once. Set a session budget before you ride.
Where can I play Knights: The Siege in New Zealand?
At the three charter casinos of our codex — all accept New Zealand players and NZD deposits and stock the Playzia stable. Play is restricted to persons 18 years and over (R18).
What bonus features does Knights: The Siege have?
The register does not yet hold verified feature detail for this entry, and the codex does not guess. The full account of the base game, special symbols and any bonus rounds will be entered after our own test session.
Is there a paytable for Knights: The Siege on this page?
The leaf is ruled and waiting. We enter symbol payouts only from figures we have captured ourselves in play — never copied unseen — so the paytable appears after our test session.