Avalon: The Lost Kingdom

BGaming · released 2020

Avalon: The Lost Kingdom

Inside the game

Captured in the studio's own free demo on 11 September 2026. Nothing below is taken from a press release or another site — it is what the game shows when you open it.

The base gameThe base game, five reels of three rows set on a misty ruin: the king, the blonde fay twice over, the chalice, the crown and the engraved letters. The sword in the stone, at the foot of the second reel, is the Scatter. No buy button on this screen — the stake is set in the Total bet field, showing 0.20 FUN here.
Game rules, page 1The two special symbols, with the entry scale stated plainly: the Wild, a stone gateway, substitutes for everything except the Scatter and is worth 800 in credits for five; the Scatter, the sword in the stone, pays in free spins rather than coins — five give fifteen, four give twelve, three give ten, wherever they land on screen. The king and the two fays open the paytable at the bottom of the page.
Game rules, page 2The paytable as a whole, in credits: the three characters paid 20 for three symbols, the chalice and the crown at 500 for five, then the letters — A and K at 150, Q and J at 100, the 10 and the 9 at 75. The king is the only one to pay from two symbols, at 2.
Game rules, page 3The features section opens on the Fateful Wild: before each run of free spins, the player names one of three characters — the Prince, Morgana or Meizulina — who will act as Wild for the whole run. The diagram at the bottom shows the choice, two frames marked WILD flanking the third, then the chosen character stepping out of it.
Game rules, page 4The Excalibur feature, which the game takes care to say may occur several times or never at all. Triggered at random during Free Spins, it drops additional Wilds onto the reels. The illustration shows the sword sweeping across the grid and the three stone gateways it has just placed there.
Game rules, page 5Two pages in one: the Free Spins, triggered by three, four or five Scatters anywhere on screen and re-triggerable during the run — the illustration carries the grid from the main game over to the bonus screen — then the multiplier, which climbs from ×2 to ×7, changes at random on every spin and applies to the result when the spin wins.
Game rules, page 6The panel's opening page: the Arthurian legend as the studio tells it, the isle of Avalon and its wild apple trees, then the machine described in one line — a 5×3 grid with 20 paylines, free spins, multipliers and a bonus round. Then come the controls and the autospin settings behind the A button.
Game rules, page 7The five autospin stop conditions, then the Features section: the Wild substitutes for everything except the Scatter, the magic gateways play that role in the main game as in the bonus, and a character can join them during Free Spins. The Scatter scale starts again at the bottom of the page, three of them being worth ten spins.
Game rules, page 8The page that lines the three features up and states their order: picking the Fateful Wild opens the run — the main game window gives way to the selection screen — and the Free Spins then start with the multipliers and Excalibur. The player may change character before each new run.
Game rules, page 9The payout rules as the game states them: symbols pay left to right on consecutive reels of an active payline, wins on several lines are added together, but on one line only the highest is paid. Free Spins are played at the stake and line count of the triggering spin. The page ends on speed and sound settings.
Game rules, page 10The end of the panel: after the settings, the game declares a return to player of 95.56% — the RTP recorded on the sheet — and stops there, at a single figure, with no purchase variant since the game offers none. The last section points to the studio's certified random number generator.

Try it for free

The studio's own free demo, played here — no account, no money, the same maths as the real game.

Open the demo on BGaming’s site

Where to play Avalon: The Lost Kingdom

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Everything we know about this game

The RTP of Avalon: The Lost Kingdom

Avalon: The Lost Kingdom is published with an RTP of 95.56%.

The figure comes from bgaming.com, and the page is linked above so you can check it yourself.

Volatility

BGaming states a high volatility for Avalon: The Lost Kingdom. Studios measure volatility on their own scales, so we report what the studio says rather than converting it to a scale of our own.

Maximum win

The ceiling announced for Avalon: The Lost Kingdom is 3,812x the total stake. A maximum win is a cap, not an expectation: it is the largest payout the game can produce, reached by a combination that the mathematics make rare.

How Avalon: The Lost Kingdom is built

The game runs on a 5x3 grid. Its wins form through 20 paylines. Its mechanics are: Wild classique (remplace tout sauf le Scatter), Free spins 10/12/15 (3, 4 or 5 scatters), retriggerable, A random rising multiplier from x2 to x7 on every bonus win, Fateful Wild (pick a character symbol before the round), Fonction Excalibur (Wilds additional random). There is no bonus buy. Avalon: The Lost Kingdom was released by BGaming in 2020.

What we checked

The 11 screenshots on this page were taken in the studio's own demo on 11 September 2026, not copied from another site. The figures above are read from those screens.

28 of our partner casinos carry this studio's games. We list where Avalon: The Lost Kingdom can be played; we do not rank the operators by what they pay us.

Frequently asked questions

What is the RTP of Avalon: The Lost Kingdom?
Avalon: The Lost Kingdom is published with an RTP of 95.56%. We hold the studio page stating it, and it is linked from this page.
What is the maximum win on Avalon: The Lost Kingdom?
The ceiling announced for Avalon: The Lost Kingdom is 3,812x the total stake.
Does Avalon: The Lost Kingdom have a bonus buy?
No. Avalon: The Lost Kingdom has no bonus buy: the feature is only reached in normal play.
How volatile is Avalon: The Lost Kingdom?
BGaming states a high volatility for Avalon: The Lost Kingdom.
Can I play Avalon: The Lost Kingdom for free?
Yes. The free demo of Avalon: The Lost Kingdom opens on the studio's own page, without an account and without a deposit.
Where can I play Avalon: The Lost Kingdom?
28 of our partner casinos carry this studio's games; they are listed above on this page. A brand-new release may stay exclusive to one operator for a few weeks.

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