
Cursed Moon Power Collection
Cursed Moon Power Collection by Play'n GO, released 2026-08-15: RTP 96.2%, high volatility, max win 15000x.
RTP
| RTP | 96.2 % |
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Cursed Moon Power Collection lists an RTP of 96.2%, set by Play'n GO. There is a single figure for this game in the pool, with no alternative versions and no RTP range to check, so the data holds one value, 96.2%. If you want to know what that kind of figure says about a game and what it leaves out, read up on what the RTP figure tells you before comparing games.
Within our pool of 26 slots, four titles list exactly 96.2%, and among the 12 HIGH volatility titles only Book of Hidden Tombs (97%) is higher. It does not make the game generous or tight on its own. The value describes the long-run return across a very large number of spins, and a high volatility game like this one spreads that return unevenly, so the RTP alone tells you little about any single sitting.
To place the figure in context, the pool of 26 slots on this site includes 12 with a HIGH volatility label, and the sheet for this game records Play'n GO as the provider, 2026-08-15 as the release date, and 96.2% as the only RTP value. There is no second version listed, so a comparison with another sheet needs nothing more than the percentage itself. When you line two games up, read the RTP next to the volatility label and the max win, since the three values describe different sides of the same game.
Volatility
| Volatility | high |
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The volatility of Cursed Moon Power Collection is marked HIGH. In plain terms, expect long stretches where small returns or nothing at all come back, interrupted by fewer but larger payouts. This is the profile that slot volatility describes at the upper end, and it shapes how a session feels far more than the RTP figure does.
Twelve of the 26 slots in the pool carry the same HIGH label, so this game sits alongside a large share of the catalogue rather than in a niche. What changes between those games is the shape of the swings, which depends on the mechanics and the size of the largest prize. Treat the label as a reason to keep sessions short and the stake small relative to your budget, not as a promise of anything in particular.
A practical way to read it: with 1024 ways to win and a high volatility label, the balance sits on rare large combinations rather than steady line hits. If you prefer smoother play, the pool has games with lower labels, and the same sheet layout makes them easy to compare side by side.
For context, the pool holds 12 slots marked HIGH out of 26, which means roughly every second game here shares this label. Within that group the RTP values differ, and the max win values differ even more: this game lists 15000x, while other HIGH titles list ceilings both above and below it. That spread is the reason the label is only a starting point, and why the sheet always shows it together with the RTP and the ceiling.
Max win and bet range
| Max win | 15000x |
|---|---|
| Min bet | 0.1 |
| Max bet | 10 |
The maximum win is listed as 15000x the stake. That is the ceiling the provider states for a single round, and it is reached only through the strongest possible outcome. A figure like this is a cap, not an expectation, and the way a max win multiplier is calculated and capped explains why most rounds end far below it.
The multiplier is large next to many games in the pool, which fits the HIGH volatility label: a high ceiling and rare big payouts usually go together. At 15000x it is the sixth-highest cap in the pool of 27 slots (higher are 85475x, 60000x, 25000x, 21100x and 20000x), and Judgemental lists the same figure. Read the ceiling together with the volatility, not on its own.
The sheet does not give a bet range for this game, so check the stake limits in the game itself before you plan a session. The max win is a multiple of the stake you choose, which means the same 15000x produces very different amounts at different bet sizes.
Within the pool, the list of ceilings is a useful yardstick. Five slots list 20000x or more, from 20000x and 21100x up to 25000x, 60000x and a highest entry of 85475x, so 15000x is large but not the largest on offer. Comparing the ceiling with the RTP of 96.2% and the HIGH label gives a fuller picture than any one of them alone, and the same three values appear on every data sheet for an easy side-by-side reading.
Mechanics
| Ways / paylines | 1024 |
|---|---|
| Layout (reels × rows) | 5 × 4 |
| Features | Additional Free Spins, Cash Collector, Expanding Reels, Fixed Jackpots, Free Spins, Multiplier, Multiway (+1024), RTP range, Scatter symbols, Symbols collection (Energy), Wild |
| Themes | Black, Bloodsuckers, vampires theme, Castle, Coins, Darkness, Fantasy, Gold, Gold-color, Monsters, Moon, Vampires, Werewolf, Zombie |
The mechanics on record are a 1024 ways to win layout. Instead of fixed paylines, symbols pay when they land on adjacent reels in any position, so a single spin can award several combinations at once. The sheet below lists the payline data as the provider reports it, and nothing beyond that is claimed here.
What this layout means in practice is that the sheet records 1024 ways to win, and the volatility label tells you that the large payouts are rare. The title points to a lunar theme and a collection of power features, but the feature list is something to confirm in the game's own paytable.
If you are comparing this game with others from the same studio, compare the same things: the number of ways, the volatility label, the RTP and the max win. Those values are enough to tell two games apart before you open either of them.
Provider and release
| Provider | Play'n GO |
|---|---|
| Released | 2026-08-15 |
Cursed Moon Power Collection is made by Play'n GO and was released on 2026-08-15, which makes it one of the newer entries in the pool. The studio has three games in our catalogue, so you can set this one against its siblings and see whether the provider tends to favour a particular volatility or return. All the new data sheets sit together on the all new slot data sheets page, in release order.
Provider matters for reference reasons rather than for taste. Play'n GO has three titles in the pool: Book of Dead at 94.25% HIGH, Viking Runecraft 1000 at 96.2% HIGH, and this one at 96.2% HIGH. The release date also helps: a game this recent has little history behind it.
If the return matters most to you, the highest RTP slots list ranks the whole pool by that single figure, and you can see where 96.2% falls. If the swings matter more, the high volatility slots list collects every game with the same HIGH label, which is a fair place to compare this one against its closest peers.
The three Play'n GO titles in the pool cover two RTP values, 94.25% and 96.2%, and all three carry the HIGH label, so the provider's entries here share a volatility profile while differing on return. The release date, 2026-08-15, places this game among the recent additions, which is why it appears on the new-release list. As more data arrives, the figures on this sheet are the ones to compare first: provider, release date, RTP, volatility and max win.
Rules
Paylines
This game has 1024 ways to win (betways/paylines).
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