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Back to The 70s

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Back to The 70s

Inside the game

Captured in the studio's own free demo on 12 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 gameFive reels over three rows, framed by two columns of coloured LEDs that mark the paylines. At start-up the grid shows only regular symbols — star glasses, platform shoes, a cocktail, a cassette and a “Super Hits” vinyl. Below, the 60.00 bet is lit in purple and the 5,000.00 step is framed in yellow.
Game rules, page 1The pay table at the 60.00 bet shown below. The moustached dancer leads: 15,000.00 for five, 3,000.00 for four, 300.00 for three, 30.00 for two. In the middle the mirror ball is labelled SCATTER, climbs to 12,000.00 for five and opens 10 free spins — the only spin count on the page.
Game rules, page 2A win shown in full: the five lit cocktails trace the line climbing from the bottom row to the top, paying 11.50 on a 2.00 bet. Under the shot, the basic rules, among them “Wins for SCATTER are added to active line wins”.
Game rules, page 3The pay table as the panel lists it, on a far smaller scale than the 60.00 on the bar: the dancer at 0.80 for three, the mirror ball and the headphones at 15.00 for five then 0.60 for three, the vinyl at 3.00 for five.
Game rules, page 4The tail of the payline diagram, from line 11 to line 20: twenty patterns in all, drawn as yellow cells on a five-column grid. Just below, the game publishes its return — “Game average return to player: 96.47%”.
Game rules, page 5The list of bar icons — sound, rules, pay table, history restricted to real-money play, leaving full screen: the interface template shared across Wazdan's games, with nothing specific to this title. The Volatility Levels™ section opens at the foot of the page.

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 Wazdan’s site

Where to play Back to The 70s

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Everything we know about this game

The RTP of Back to The 70s

Back to The 70s is published with an RTP of 96.47%.

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

Volatility

Back to The 70s has no published volatility that we could verify, so the field is left empty. Filling it with "medium" would read as information while being a guess.

How Back to The 70s is built

The game runs on a 5×3 grid, 20 paylines.

What we checked

The 6 screenshots on this page were taken in the studio's own demo on 12 September 2026, not copied from another site. The figures above are read from those screens.

6 of our partner casinos carry this studio's games. We list where Back to The 70s can be played; we do not rank the operators by what they pay us.

Frequently asked questions

What is the RTP of Back to The 70s?
Back to The 70s is published with an RTP of 96.47%. We hold the studio page stating it, and it is linked from this page.
Can I play Back to The 70s for free?
Yes. The free demo of Back to The 70s opens on the studio's own page, without an account and without a deposit.
Where can I play Back to The 70s?
6 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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