Series
Princess series
Princess slots: from pay-anywhere clouds to cluster-pays boards
Cloud Princess started Hacksaw Gaming's Princess line in 2024 by fixing two ideas in place: a fantasy royal character and a large symbol-driven board rather than fixed paylines. Later Princess slots kept the 10,000x ceiling and free-spin focus but changed how wins form, how multipliers enter play and how the board develops.
Ranked by Slot Score
| Game | Year | RTP | Volatility | Slot Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Cloud PrincessHacksaw Gaming | 2024 | 94.21% | Medium volatility | 64 |
 Rainbow PrincessHacksaw Gaming | 2025 | 94.35% | — | 55 |
 Sun PrincessLatestHacksaw Gaming | 2025 | 96.29% | Medium volatility | 64 |
 Dusk PrincessHacksaw Gaming | — | 96.21% | Medium volatility | 73 |
Cloud Princess uses a 6x5 pay-anywhere layout with reel modifiers, increasing multipliers and random multiplier effects. Rainbow Princess preserves the 6x5 scale but switches to cluster wins and cascading symbols, making repeated tumbles and free-spin multipliers the center of the game rather than the original modifier package.
Sun Princess compresses the action to 5x5 and builds its cluster system around sticky wilds, expanding symbols and wild multipliers. That combination makes persistent positions more important than the broader cascade loop used by Rainbow Princess. Its listed 96.29% RTP is also the highest among the supplied Princess entries.
Dusk Princess keeps the 5x5 cluster format but adds an energy-collection and level-up structure, plus cascades, random wilds and wild multipliers. The franchise therefore moves from Cloud Princess's pay-anywhere modifiers to three distinct cluster models: cascade-led in Rainbow, sticky-wild-led in Sun and progression-led in Dusk. The royal fantasy code stays constant, but the source of repeat-win pressure changes with each release.