Good Knight Fortune

Good Knight Fortune is a light-hearted medieval slot from Yggdrasil, made by Hot Rise Games under licence to ReelPlay and released through the YG Masters programme on 30 September 2026. The story is a friendly war between the Sun kingdom and the Moon kingdom: a fairy-tale castle stands on a green hill, catapults wait on the battlefield, and a jolly King in a golden crown leads his little army of footmen. Instead of one set of reels the game uses two connected grids, and most of its features come from the way they talk to each other.

Two Battlefields On One Screen

The upper Symbol Grid has 5 reels and 4 rows with 40 fixed paylines, paid from left to right. The character portraits – the King, the Queen, the Knight and the Footman – are the premium symbols, followed by shields and crossed swords, while A, K, Q and J in bright pink, green and blue fill the low end. The Wild substitutes for everything except the Bonus. Below it lies the Grass Grid, a lawn with the same five columns, where soldiers and treasure stand waiting. They never pay on lines by themselves; they only wake up when something hits them from above.

The Bonus Moon

That “something” is the Bonus Moon. Every Bonus symbol that lands on the Symbol Grid fires a moon down to the matching position on the Grass Grid, and whatever character stands there is activated. A message line between the two grids explains what each figure does, which helps a lot in the first minutes. The Grass Grid can hold five kinds of characters:

• Prize Footman – pays 1x, 1.2x, 1.5x, 2x or 2.5x the total bet when hit. Active in the base game and in the bonus.
• Wild Bishop – when hit, shoots 3 to 5 Wilds to random places on the Symbol Grid. A Wild landing on another Wild turns the whole reel Wild. If the Bishop is not hit, he still fires one Wild to his own column.
• Multiplier Knight – appears only in the bonus and fires 3 to 5 multipliers. The first one on a position is 2x, every further hit adds +1x, and multipliers in the same win are multiplied together.
• Trigger King – hit him in the base game and you get 8 Treasure Spins. Only one Trigger King can appear per spin.
• Prize Chests – only in the bonus, worth Mini 10x, Minor 50x, Major 100x or Epic 1,000x the total bet, shown in the jackpot panel on the left.

King’s Ransom

There is also a line-pay feature that works without the moon. When a King symbol lands on both reel 1 and reel 5, King’s Ransom starts, and every other character symbol in view – Queens, Knights and Footmen – turns into a King before the wins are counted. The Wild does not count as a King for the trigger, but it can join the resulting lines, and the check happens after any Wild Bishop or Multiplier Knight action, so all features can combine in one spin.

Treasure Spins

The Treasure Spins work like free spins with the full Grass Grid in action. Prize Footmen, Prize Chests, Wild Bishops, Multiplier Knights and the Trigger King can all appear. The most important rule is that every multiplier fired onto the Symbol Grid is sticky until the end of the feature, so the reels slowly fill with 2x, 3x and bigger boosts. A Bonus Moon on a Trigger King during the round adds 3 more spins. At most one Epic and one Major chest can be won per round. Where it is allowed, the feature can be bought for 40x the bet per spin.

Our Siege At €1

We bought the feature for €40. On the trigger spin the moons landed on the Trigger King and on a 2x Footman, so the round began with €2.00 already in the bank and a banner announcing 8 Treasure Spins, with the new Multiplier Knight and the Prize Chests introduced on a short info screen.

The first sticky 2x appeared on the fifth reel early on, and a few spins later a Wild Bishop placed Wilds next to two pink Aces for a €2.70 hit. Later a Mini chest and a Minor chest stood on the lawn at the same time, but the moons landed in other columns. The round ended with €7.40, well under the price of the buy – a reminder that the chests and the multipliers need to line up with the moons for the bigger results.

RTP, Volatility And Max Win

The headline RTP is 96%, with 94% and 92% versions also offered to casinos; the demo we played states 94.0% for both the regular game and the bonus buy. The volatility is medium-high, the hit frequency is about 34%, and the maximum win is 8,200x the stake. Bets run from €0.10 to €30 per spin.

A Kingdom Worth Defending?

Good Knight Fortune feels fresh because the second grid gives every Bonus symbol a small story: you watch where the moon falls and who is standing there. The cartoon style is friendly, the King’s Ransom gives the base game its own punch, and the sticky multipliers make the Treasure Spins worth chasing. Expect long stretches of small wins between the big moments, and remember that the four prize chests and the 8,200x top win only come into play inside the bonus. Players who enjoy features with a bit of strategy-game charm, rather than pure reel-spinning, will find plenty to like here.

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