Fisher King Review
Fisher King draws on the Arthurian legend of the wounded king and the Holy Grail. Its free games add a collection feature: Grail symbols refill broken hearts beneath the reels, and full hearts pay.
Crown wilds and heart scatters
The 5×3 grid has 20 lines. The golden crown is the wild and replaces every symbol except the scatter; during free games, wilds can stack. The king pays 50× the base bet for five and the warrior 30×.
Heart scatters pay anywhere on the reels.
Fisher King Features
Free games and Holy Grail
Three, four or five heart scatters award 10, 15 or 20 free games. Each Grail that lands refills the broken heart under its reel; two drops heal a heart fully, and only full hearts pay. Unfinished hearts carry over to your next free-games series, and five full hearts at once pay 2,000× the total bet.
Risk game and Bonus Pop
You can double wins in the classic risk game up to ten times. Bonus Pop is listed where the jurisdiction allows.
RTP and volatility
Endorphina lists a 96.02% RTP and medium volatility, with total bets from 0.2 to 100. The 2,000× heart prize is the largest figure given; no overall maximum win is stated.
Fisher King Pros and Cons
Strengths
- Heart progress carries between free-game rounds
- Up to 20 free games
- Stacked wilds in the feature
Limitations
- Low base-game symbol prizes
- No published overall maximum win
Our Verdict
Fisher King gives its free games a sense of progress, since half-healed hearts wait for the next round. It suits medium-volatility players who like collection mechanics.
Fisher King FAQs
How many free games can you get?
10, 15 or 20 for three, four or five scatters.
What do the Holy Grail symbols do?
They refill the heart under their reel; a heart pays once it's full.
What is the RTP?
96.02%.
Sources and game-version notes
Information checked 31 October 2026.
RTP, volatility, lines, bet range and symbol rules come from Endorphina's game page, checked on 31 October 2026. Endorphina does not state a maximum win for this game. Bonus Pop availability depends on the casino and jurisdiction.
