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Vampire slots — the catalogue

102 games from 38 providers — rules, RTP and features.

102 games38 studiosRTP up to 98 %
Method

What sits behind the data

Three rules held on every page of this site, without exception.

The numbers come from the studios

Every value on a game page — return to player, volatility, the reel grid, the maximum win as a multiple of the stake — is reproduced from the documentation of the studio that built the game. Where a publisher releases no figure, the field stays empty and says so. An estimate dropped in there would travel onward into comparisons, sorting and recommendations, and nobody would remember later which column was guesswork.

Sorted by mechanic, not by decor

The catalogue is arranged by mechanic rather than by popularity. Pages are grouped around what actually shapes a session — cascades, locked-symbol respins, variable-combination grids, selectable free-spins modes — instead of around the decor, which every machine here shares anyway. The blog guides work from the same examples as the game pages, so any figure quoted can be traced back to its source.

A catalogue, with no wagers

This site is a slot catalogue and takes no wagers. Operator links are advertising links and are labelled as such. Gambling is for adults only, 18 and over in France; it stays entertainment carrying a genuine risk of loss, and it is never a way to make money.

Camille Roussel
Camille Rousselguides and reading the numbers
Étienne Marchal
Étienne Marchalgame pages and studio data
Frequently asked

FAQ

Short answers; the detail lives in the guides.

What does return to player actually mean?
It is the share of stakes a game gives back across tens of millions of spins. The figure describes the machine, not your evening: over a hundred spins the outcome can land far above or far below it with the game working exactly as designed. It is worth comparing between two titles from about a full point of difference, not from a tenth.
What is the volatility rating for?
It describes how wins are spread, not how large they are. Low volatility means frequent small payouts; high volatility means long dry runs resolved by a rare, substantial round. Two games with identical returns can therefore play in opposite ways, and this is the column that explains it.
Can the games be tried without staking money?
Most studios publish a demo version running on play credits, reachable at the operators that offer the game. It is the cleanest way to check a paytable, the frequency of bonus rounds and the real tempo of a machine before committing anything. Whether the demo is available depends on the operator and on local regulation.
What does a maximum win of 5,000x mean?
That the rarest combination the game can pay would return five thousand times the amount of that spin. It is a theoretical ceiling, reached at odds that do not appear in ordinary play: it tells you how the game is built rather than what to expect from it. Stated as a multiple of the stake, it stays comparable at any bet size.
How do you keep play sensible?
Set a budget and a time limit before starting, never raise the stake to chase a loss, and use the deposit and session limits operators provide. Players in France can reach Joueurs Info Service free of charge on 09 74 75 13 13, daily from 8am to 2am, or at joueurs-info-service.fr.