Double Wild Crown
Double Wild Crown
Last updated on June 6th, 2025
Advantages & Disadvantages
- Stacked Wild Crowns keep the base game alive
- Free Spins with persistent Wild upgrades
- Simple math model – great for quick spins
- Classic-meets-modern visual style
- High hit rate, even if payouts aren’t massive
- Playable on basically any device
- Max win is only x2,000 – meh
- No real surprises in the gameplay
- Base game can drag without Wild stacks
- If you hate crowns and gold, skip this one
Alright, I’ll admit it — I rolled my eyes when I saw yet another “crown”-themed slot show up. I’ve played enough of these royal wannabes to fill a bloody castle. But credit where due: REDSTONE’s Double Wild Crown actually has a bit of backbone to it.
The setup is clean and classic — 5 reels, 3 rows, nothing flashy. But what gives this slot some teeth is its love affair with stacked Wilds. You’ll see those Wild Crowns popping up a lot more than you’d expect, and if they land just right? Boom, full-line hits out of nowhere. It’s not going to make you rich, but it’s oddly satisfying.
Visually, it sits somewhere between old-school pub slot and modern touch-up. Think red velvet, gold trims, and sparkly fruit — a bit like a royal slot machine you’d find in a half-classy casino lobby.
Now onto the bonus: land 3 bonus scatters and you’re into the Free Spins round. Here’s where it gets mildly interesting — each Wild Crown that lands stays locked for the rest of the feature. Stack enough of those and things can actually get hot. Not scorching, mind you — we’re talking a x2,000 max win cap — but enough to keep you sweating.
RTP’s sitting around 96%, which is decent. Volatility’s mid-to-high, so you’ll get some play before it eats your balance, but don’t expect a steady drip of wins either. Betting range is standard fare, low rollers and casual players will be fine.
Overall? It doesn’t reinvent anything. You’ve probably played something very similar. But for what it is — a no-frills, crown-laced wild-stacker — it’s solid. No silly gimmicks, no overpriced features. Just a clean hit of slot nostalgia with a touch of polish.
