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Starlight Princess is a Pragmatic Play slot with an anime-style theme. Under the artwork it works much like Gates of Olympus: symbols pay anywhere on a 6×5 grid, wins tumble, and multipliers of up to 500× can land. It was released in 2021.
The game has a strong following across Southeast Asia, including Indonesia and Malaysia. The anime look appeals to younger players, and Malaysian casino lobbies often place it next to Gates of Olympus. Players who already know one game can move to the other without learning new rules.
Key facts
| Provider | Pragmatic Play A Starlight Princess 1000 version also exists. |
|---|---|
| Released | 2021 |
| Type | Slots |
| RTP | 96.50% Pragmatic Play lists 96.50%, but SlotCatalog displays 95.51% and notes versions as low as 89.51% at some casinos, so check the paytable. |
| Volatility | High |
| Layout | 6×5, pays anywhere |
| Min / max bet | 0.20 / 100 (125 with Ante Bet) |
| Max win | 5,000× |
How Starlight Princess works
Eight or more matching symbols anywhere on the grid make a win. Winning symbols drop away and new ones fall in. Multiplier symbols from 2× to 500× can land in both the base game and free spins, and they are added and applied at the end of a winning tumble sequence. Four or more Scatters give 15 free spins, where multipliers build into a running total for the rest of the feature.
Pragmatic Play lists a 96.50% RTP, meaning about 96.50% of all money bet is returned over a very long run. Lower settings exist, with some casinos running versions as low as 89.51%. Volatility is high, so most spins pay little and the larger wins are rare. The max win is 5,000×. Each spin is random, and short-term results can be far from the average.
Main features
- Anime theme with Gates of Olympus mechanics
- Tumble wins with 8+ matching symbols anywhere
- Multiplier symbols from 2× to 500× in base game and free spins
- 15 free spins for 4+ Scatters, 5 more for 3+ in the feature
- Multipliers build into a running total in free spins
- Ante Bet (+25%) and bonus buy (100×)
How to play
- Set your stake. You can switch on Ante Bet for 25% more per spin.
- Eight or more matching symbols anywhere on the 6×5 grid form a win.
- Wins tumble away and are replaced until no new wins appear.
- Multiplier symbols on screen at the end of a winning tumble sequence are added together and applied to the win.
- Land 4 or more Scatters to trigger 15 free spins.
- In free spins, multipliers that land on wins add to a total multiplier for the rest of the feature.
Tips
- Treat it like Gates of Olympus: high variance, so lower stakes and more spins.
- Avoid the bonus buy unless you accept losing the 100× cost.
- Check the RTP in the paytable, as versions down to 89.51% exist.
Pros
- Proven Gates of Olympus mechanics
- Multipliers in the base game as well
- 96.50% top RTP setting
Cons
- High volatility
- Low-RTP versions in circulation
- Max win capped at 5,000×
Where to play Starlight Princess in Malaysia
Casinos from our ranking that carry Pragmatic Play games. Game lobbies change, so check the title is listed before you deposit.
| Casino | Score | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 96MBest for e-wallets & VIP perks | 8.4/10 | Play18+ | |
| 12PlayBest for flexible welcome bonus | 7.5/10 | Play18+ | |
| Uwin33Best for 4D & slot variety | 7.3/10 | Play18+ |
Verdict
Starlight Princess takes the Gates of Olympus formula and adds an anime theme that is popular across the region. The mechanics are proven and the top RTP is solid, but this is a high-volatility slot and low-RTP versions are common. Check the paytable figure first, keep stakes modest, and treat the bonus buy as a costly gamble.
FAQ
Is Starlight Princess the same as Gates of Olympus?
The mechanics are very similar: a 6×5 pay-anywhere grid, tumbles, multipliers up to 500× and 15 free spins for 4+ Scatters. The theme and artwork are different.
What RTP should I look for?
The top setting is 96.50%. Some casinos run lower versions, down to 89.51%, so check the figure in the paytable before you play.
Can I buy the bonus?
Yes, for 100× your stake where the feature is allowed. The bonus often pays back less than its cost.



