Knights Treasure Review
Knights Treasure is one of WMG's newer online games and swaps free spins for a fight. Land enough treasure chests and you face an ogre in a short battle where each hit pays and draining his life bar wins the Big Win.
Five reels and a second chance
The game runs on five reels with a choice of 5 or 10 lines; raising the bet also brings the extra lines into play. Line stakes go from 0.01 to 50, and wins are paid left to right.
A hold option lets you keep some reels after a spin and respin the others for a second attempt at a combination.
Knights Treasure Features
The Ogres Battle bonus
The treasure is the bonus symbol, and three, four or five of them start the battle. You attack by touching targets on the ogre, who can parry. His life bar sits at the top left and yours at the bottom left.
Empty his bar before he empties yours and you win the Big Win. You can still collect prizes along the way, even from attacks he blocks, and a multiplier field tracks the round.
RTP and volatility
The embedded game's rules give an RTP range of 90.5% to 92.2%, with 90.5% configured, and a review rates it low volatility. No maximum win is published, and there are no free spins.
WMG's bonus games vary a lot: Ranch to Riches uses a wheel, The Donuts Gang a map.
Knights Treasure Pros and Cons
Strengths
- Interactive battle bonus
- Hold-and-respin option
- Low volatility
Limitations
- RTP of 90.5–92.2%
- No free spins
- Maximum win not published
Our Verdict
Knights Treasure is more game-like than most slots here, thanks to its ogre fight and hold option. The low RTP keeps it in the novelty category, but it is worth a demo for the bonus alone.
Knights Treasure FAQs
How do you trigger the bonus in Knights Treasure?
Land three, four or five treasure symbols on the reels.
How do you win the Big Win?
Deplete the ogre's life bar before he depletes yours during the battle.
What is the RTP of Knights Treasure?
The game's rules give a range of 90.5% to 92.2%.
Does Knights Treasure have free spins?
No. Its bonus is the ogre battle.
Sources and game-version notes
Information checked 30 October 2026.
Bonus rules and RTP come from the embedded game's own rules files. Volatility and the hold option follow a published review.
