Habanero's Raiden Shogun is a 5x5 grid slot with 259 ways to win, Free Games triggered by scatters, and a volatile structure that favours rare but substantial payouts. RTP stands at 96.62%.

Samurai theme meets persistent multiplier. Raiden Shogun is a 5-reel, 5-row Japanese-themed slot from Habanero with 259 ways to win across a fixed grid. The slot centres on a samurai setting with lions, demons and crossed swords among its symbols. Released in April 2026, it's built for long sessions where wins are rare but can be substantial, thanks to a progressive multiplier that builds through the bonus round and never resets until Free Games end.
High volatility demands a strong bankroll. You'll find this slot suits players with a solid bankroll who can handle extended dry spells between wins. The minimum bet starts at NZ$0.25, but the very high volatility means you need patience and enough funds to ride the swings. If you prefer frequent small wins or have a tight budget, Raiden Shogun's structure—where big multipliers drive payouts rather than regular hits—won't match your style.
From scatter trigger to multiplier stack. Free Games shape every session here. Land 3, 4 or 5 scatters to trigger 8, 18 or 38 free spins respectively. During the bonus, bamboo mystery symbols reveal multipliers of x1, x2 or x3, stacking into a single persistent multiplier that climbs throughout the round. This multiplier never resets, so a long Free Games sequence can build a substantial payout before the round ends.
MoreCheck these five facts before your first spin to understand how the game works.
Understand how the grid plays and what triggers your biggest wins
Raiden Shogun free spins rules. Three, four or five scatter symbols anywhere on the grid award eight, eighteen or thirty-eight free games respectively. During free games, bamboo mystery symbols reveal multipliers of x1, x2 or x3, which add to a persistent multiplier that never resets within the round.
Buy your way to free games. Skip the wait for scatters and purchase direct entry into the free games feature. The cost is a fixed multiple of your total bet; the feature button is greyed out when your bet exceeds a certain threshold until you lower it.
Standard play versus super bet. Turn on super bet to increase the odds of triggering free games and make bamboo mystery symbols land more often during your bonus round. This adjustment raises the theoretical return to 96.67 percent from the standard 96.62 percent.
Spin the 5x5 grid in base mode. The base game runs on a 5x5 grid with 259 connected ways. Your total bet equals 25 coins multiplied by the coin denomination and your chosen bet level. Ways pay left to right when matching symbols form a connected group with no empty column or row separating them.
Raiden Shogun's scatter timing. The bonus round arrives when the random number generator decides, not on any pattern you can predict or count on. Long stretches between scatters are normal here.
Raiden Shogun doesn't guarantee your outcome. Your next session's result depends entirely on which combinations land on your spins. The RTP shows long-term average return, but your actual session can win big, break even or lose.
Maximum win is a rare event. The theoretical maximum win exists as a rare ceiling. Most sessions never reach it, and nothing you do makes it more likely to appear on your screen.
You can spin for free to learn the game and see the features in action.
Jump straight into Free Games without waiting for scatters to land. At your example top bet of NZ$1, this costs NZ$55.96 and skips the base game entirely.
Double your bet to make scatters land more often and boost mystery symbols during Free Games. At NZ$1, this adds NZ$1 to your spin cost and lifts the game's RTP to 96.67%.
RTP is the average return from a very large number of spins played over time. The figures below each apply only to the specific condition listed: the standard game, when you buy the bonus, or when you enable the ante bet. These figures are independent of each other.
Know what the numbers mean and how the game works before you start
What budget should you set? Decide how much you can afford to lose before you start playing. Treat this amount as the cost of entertainment, not as money you expect to win back.
Winning or losing: when to stop. Walk away when you reach your limit, even if you've just won. Plan your exit point ahead of time so winning doesn't pull you back in.
When limits are already set. Use deposit limits and loss limits on your Bingobonga account to enforce your boundaries automatically. These tools lock your spending in place.
Gaming stops being fun: what next. If Raiden Shogun stops being enjoyable or you feel you're playing too often, take a break or use self-exclusion. The Problem Gambling Foundation and Gambling Helpline New Zealand are there when you need support.
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