Zillard King Slot Review

Zillard King Slot - Game Overview

Zillard King is a Red Tiger sea monster slot that feels like a cinematic B‑movie, with a giant lizard rising from stormy waters. I play it on a 5x4 set with 30 fixed lines, which can turn into 6x4 once the progress meter is maxed. The maths sit in the medium bracket, so I treat it as a casual grinder rather than a brutal high variance hunt.

Instead of a classic free spins bonus, Zillard King leans on its upgrading wild system and a sense of constant build‑up. Coins attached to symbols feed a monster meter on the right, and each stage makes the Zillard Wild stronger. Once I have the full package running on a 6x4 layout, the game finally feels like it has hit its stride and can throw proper hits.

Zillard King Symbols and Paytable

Zillard King keeps the symbol set fairly standard, with low pays followed by themed premiums that carry the real weight. From the paytable I see that five‑of‑a‑kind premium hits range between 3x and 15x my stake, while the same symbols in six‑of‑a‑kind combos can reach 6x to 30x once the extra reel is open. That jump makes the 6th reel feel very meaningful when you finally land it.

The mid tier icons pay in the 6x to 12x region for six of a kind, dropping to 0.5x to 6x for five, so they can still deliver tidy line wins, especially with stacked wild support. Low pays cover the 0.1x to 1.5x window for five‑symbol hits. The Zillard Wild itself does not carry its own pay, but behaves as the special symbol that ties the whole feature set together.

Some symbols appear with small gold coins attached, and this is where Zillard King starts feeling different. Coins are only gathered when the Zillard Wild lands on the same spin, so I find myself willing the monster onto the grid far more than any other icon. When the meter is close to a new stage those coin hits feel very tense, as every spin can flip the game into a stronger state.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	6	x30
	5	x15
	4	x5
	3	x2.5
	6	x20
	5	x10
	4	x3
	3	x1.5
	6	x12
	5	x6
	4	x2
	3	x1
	6	x6
	5	x3
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.2
	5	x1.2
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	5	x1
	4	x0.3
	3	x0.1
	5	x0.6
	4	x0.2
	3	x0.1
	Special
	Wild

Bonus Features in Zillard King

For me the heart of Zillard King sits in the three‑step Zillard Wild upgrade. After 30 collected coins the wild becomes a full 1x4 stack that fills the reel. Hitting 60 coins adds a random multiplier to that monster, which starts to carry entire sessions. At 90 coins the wild turns sticky, staying locked until it helps form at least one win followed by a losing spin, all while the multiplier climbs.

Upgrades stay active for the current bet level, so once I have them there is no going back, which gives the slot a nice progression feel. After the third upgrade the meter converts into a 6th reel holding only premium symbols. If a Zillard Wild lands and misses, the Thunder Wilds feature can fire, throwing 3 to 6 extra wilds on a 5‑reel grid, or up to 9 once the extra reel is active.

RTP, Volatility and Wins in Zillard King

Zillard King runs on an RTP configuration that can change between operators, though the figure I keep seeing quoted is 95.67 percent, which sits on the lower side these days. Volatility is branded as average or medium, and that matches my sessions quite well. Official maximum win data varies a bit, hovering around 3,000x to 3,500x stake, on bets from 10p up to 20 pounds per spin.

The 200 Spins Zillard King Slot Experience

When I ran a 200‑spin test on Zillard King, the session felt quite streaky. The highlights stretched over a few minutes of play, but a lot of that footage showed empty waves with only the odd small line hit dropped in. This fits the medium volatility tag; the game can trundle for a while on low returns, then suddenly line up something decent once the upgraded wild decides to appear.

I finally reached the third upgrade roughly midway through, which turned the Zillard Wild into a sticky 1x4 giant parked on reel five with a starting x2 multiplier. From there, consecutive wins kept nudging the multiplier higher, and you can see how it might climb close to x20 in a good streak. Once the 6th reel clicked on with only premiums, every spin with that monster felt loaded with potential.

Review Summary of Zillard King

As a long‑time slot player I see Zillard King as a polished spin on a familiar engine, rather than something new. The coin‑driven wild upgrades and 6th reel twist keep me engaged, and the sticky multiplier wild can produce satisfying streaks. On the flip side, there is no separate bonus round, the presentation feels a touch B‑movie at times, and the adjustable RTP settings mean I always check the game info first.

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