Retro Party Review
Retro Party dates from December 2021, the studio's first year. Its Retro Bet works differently from the sticky-wild version in later games: here it adds random multipliers of up to 10×.
Ten lines on four rows
The 5×4 grid has 10 lines. Wilds expand to cover their reel, and synced reels can show identical symbols side by side, which multiplies the number of matching lines.
Retro Party Features
Retro Bet
Retro Bet is an optional extra bet that raises the cost per spin and adds random win multipliers from 1× to 10×.
Figures
A catalogue lists 94.24% RTP, a 5,000× maximum and bets from 0.10 to 100. Retro Fest, released three months earlier, uses a very similar setup.
Retro Party Pros and Cons
Strengths
- Multipliers up to 10× with Retro Bet
- Expanding wilds
- 5,000× maximum
Limitations
- RTP of 94.24%
- No free spins
Our Verdict
Retro Party is an early Retro Gaming design that's still fun. Use the demo to see how often the Retro Bet multipliers make up for the extra cost.
Retro Party FAQs
What does Retro Bet do in Retro Party?
It raises the cost per spin and adds random multipliers from 1× to 10×.
What is the maximum win?
5,000×, according to a catalogue.
What is the RTP?
Listed at 94.24%.
Sources and game-version notes
Information checked 30 October 2026.
Catalogue figures.
