Royal Hunt vs Bandit Megaways – Slot Showdown

It’s a savage snarl versus a smoking six-shooter in this week’s Slot Wars! 

The Dog House franchise goes feral in Royal Hunt, taking players deep into a primal forest where beastly wins await. Meanwhile, Bandit Megaways brings outlaw action to the reels with dynamite bonuses and classic Western chaos. Two top-tier titles, but only one can leave with the crown.

The Dog House – Royal Hunt turns the fluffy fun of the original into a ferocious battle for riches. With a max win of 10,000x, this beastly sequel is all about the hunt. Whether you're chasing wild multipliers or triggering the Royal Hunt Bonus, the potential for massive payouts is real — and the tension builds with every collected paw print. The RTP is solid at 96.20%, putting it right in the sweet spot.

Bandit Megaways might not howl quite as loud when it comes to win cap — it tops out at 6,000x, which is respectable, just not as explosive. However, it comes with a slight statistical edge, boasting an RTP of 96.26%. That means slightly more bang for your buck over the long run, especially for players grinding it out with high-volume spins.

The higher win cap makes all the difference. Royal Hunt gets the nod here for sheer winning potential. 0:1 for the dog nation!

Royal Hunt amps up the energy with its evolving Paw Print Collection system that leads to the Royal Hunt Bonus - a wild chase where massive symbols with multipliers can land on every reel. It’s a unique twist that builds tension with every spin, offering a more dynamic and progressive experience than the original Dog House. Add in the beast-mode visual theme and escalating bonus mechanics, and you’ve got something that feels fresh and feral.

Bandit Megaways brings high-octane Western action with its random modifiers, cascading reels, and a Showdown Bonus that lets you duel it out for sticky wilds and multipliers. It’s a polished package that delivers excitement in bursts, and the Megaways engine keeps things unpredictable. It’s a tried-and-true formula, but it doesn’t push the boundaries quite like Royal Hunt.

Bandit Megaways is slick and powerful, but Royal Hunt’s bonus progression and beastly twists give it the edge. 0:2 for the canine sensation!

Royal Hunt takes a bold thematic leap, trading wagging tails for snarling jaws. It’s still Dog House at heart, but reimagined with primal energy — glowing eyes, deep forests, and tribal music that throbs with tension. It’s a dramatic makeover that gives the familiar franchise a darker, more intense flavor, and it works brilliantly. 

Bandit Megaways sticks to its genre roots with a wild west saloon style, all smoky skies, spinning revolvers, and moody banjo riffs. The presentation is clean and immersive, with smooth transitions and crisp animations. It nails the Western vibe to a tee, but doesn’t offer much we haven’t seen in the genre before.

This round’s a draw - both games master their aesthetic - Royal Hunt goes bold and wild, Bandit keeps it classy and cool. Too close to call.

Royal Hunt howls its way to victory in this edition of Slot Wars, winning 2 rounds and drawing 1. It packs a meaner max win, snappier features, and a visual overhaul that turns the doghouse into a den of predators. Bandit Megaways is no mutt - it’s a stylish, high-caliber cowboy with smooth mechanics — but when the dust settles, it’s the dogs who walk away with the bone. In this slot shootout, the Wild West was no match for the Wild Woof!