How Megaways slots work
On a six-reel Megaways slot each reel shows between two and seven symbols per spin. Multiplying those heights gives the number of ways to win for that spin, and a full 7×7×7×7×7×7 grid gives 117,649.
Many Megaways games add cascades, where winning symbols disappear and new ones drop in, and multipliers that grow during free spins. These features push most Megaways games towards high volatility.
The list is based on the game name. A game built on the engine but sold without the name is not included.
RTP of Megaways slots
The highest headline RTPs among Megaways slots are Mystery Reels Megaways by Red Tiger (98.06%), Well of Wilds Megaways by Red Tiger (97.71%) and Blood Suckers Megaways by Red Tiger (97.66%). The average headline RTP across all 131 is 96.26%, and the lowest is 95% on Book of Gems Megaways.
1 of them (1%) are published in more than one RTP version, so the return depends on the version an operator runs. The widest gap is on Castle Cash Megaways: from 96.1% down to 90.5%.
Volatility and max win
Volatility is published for 81 of the 131 games: 1 low, 6 medium, 22 high and 52 very high.
The largest published max wins are 100,000× on Judgement Day Megaways, 50,000× on Extreme Megaways and 43,200× on Gods of Troy Megaways. The median max win of the 84 games that publish one is 10,479×. A max win is a rare ceiling, not a result to expect.
Studios, years and free demos
7 studios make the games in this list. The most represented are Pragmatic Play with 48 (average RTP 96.42%), Red Tiger with 34 (average RTP 95.99%) and Stakelogic with 16 (average RTP 96.03%).
Release years run from 2017 to 2026; the newest are Dragon Pots Megaways (2026), Magic Mummy MEGAWAYS (2026) and The Dog House Megaways 1000 (2026).
128 of the 131 (98%) have a free official demo that runs on their page with no sign-up.