Push Gaming · 2022
Retro Tapes is a high-volatility Push Gaming video slot with a 6x9 cluster grid. This page lays out the figures, the pays, the free spins and the limits before you spin.
Figures at a Glance
Answers the question of what the numbers on this page actually change for your money.
| What It Is | Stated As |
|---|---|
| Software Provider | Push Gaming |
| Return to Player | 96.47% / 96.71% |
| Volatility Level | High |
| Grid Layout | 6x9 |
| Top Win Multiple | x10,000 |
| Top Win at A$100 Bet | A$1,000,000 |
| Release Date | 23/11/2022 |
Retro Tapes sets six columns and nine rows of cassettes, each one glowing like a tape deck in a neon-lit room. Wins arrive when five or more matching symbols sit next to each other anywhere on the grid, then those tapes clear and the ones above drop into their place for another go. Sound simple? The chain of tumbles is where the money builds.
Compared with the provider's other slots, this one leans on Wild Tape symbols that stick to the grid and keep landing until every empty spot is filled, with a guaranteed Wild Multiplier on the bigger version. Singles and Hits round out a set of three ways to play.
Inside the bonus
Razed Casino keeps the visuals plain, so the screen shows you what to expect before you play.
Each paid round costs a fixed multiple of the bet, so at A$10 you would pay A$1,000 for the entry-level feature and A$4,000 for the stronger one.
| What it is | Price | RTP |
|---|---|---|
| Free Spins / Singles Feature | x100 · A$1,000 | – |
| Super Free Spins / Hits Feature | x400 · A$4,000 | – |
For every A$100 staked on Retro Tapes, the return to player of a given version hands back a set share over the long run, not each session; the version in play appears in the game rules.
| Rate shown | RTP | Standard setting |
|---|---|---|
| version 1 | 96.71% | No |
| version 2 | 96.47% | Available |
Six symbols, six prices
The figures below are real money at a A$0.40 bet, and longer clusters of the same cassette pay more.
| Tape colour | 12+ | 14+ | 17+ | 20+ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Red cassette | A$10 | A$40 | A$80 | A$400 |
 Orange cassette | A$5 | A$20 | A$40 | A$200 |
 Pink cassette | A$2 | A$3 | A$6 | A$10 |
 Green cassette | A$2 | A$3 | A$6 | A$10 |
 Light-blue cassette | A$0.40 | A$0.80 | A$1.20 | A$2 |
 Grey cassette | A$0.40 | A$0.80 | A$1.20 | A$2 |
Play guide
Razed Casino shows every rule before the first spin, so you choose your bet with open eyes.
Each spin on the reels uses the bet you pick, from A$0.10 up to A$100. Every win and feature scales with that bet, so the amounts change with it.
A win forms when five or more matching cassettes sit next to each other on the 6x9 grid. Winning symbols then collapse, and new ones tumble down to fill the gaps.
Wild, Scatter, Sticky Wild and Wild Multiplier symbols appear on the Cluster Link grid. Magnetic Symbol and Retrigger complete the feature list.
Three or more Wild Tape Symbols landing anywhere on the grid start the free spins. Three symbols give 6 free spins, four give 8, five give 10, six give 12.
Every spin is your call, so set a limit before the reels turn. Nothing on this page can say when a bonus will land, so stop when you reach your limit.
Before the round changes shape
Useful the moment the reels look ready to hand out something more than a plain cluster.
Three or more wild tape symbols anywhere bring 6, 8, 10 or 12 free spins for 3, 4, 5 or 6 of them. Tape symbols already on the grid stay put, the empty spots keep filling until none are left, and then the round closes itself out.
Plain clustersWild tape spins
Buying your way in costs 100x the base bet, shown as 50.00 fun at a 0.50 base. Wild tape symbols can land up to six deep once the round begins, and the layout of the winning grid is what sets the entry price apart from the free trigger.
Base gameSingles round
The dearer entry sits at 400x the base bet, or 200.00 fun at a 0.50 base. Everything the cheaper version brings still applies, and up to six wild tape symbols can convert, with one random-value wild multiplier symbol added on top of them.
Base gameMultiplier round
On the 6 columns by 9 rows cluster grid, five or more adjacent cassettes of a kind pay and then collapse, letting fresh symbols fall in behind them. The standard version runs at 96.47 percent, and one round can climb as far as 10,000x the current bet.
Section openingCascading wins
Clusters land as they please, and the Wild Tape symbols that launch the free spins arrive on their own schedule; no count of prior rounds tells you when the next set appears. One session's result stays random even with RTP at 96.47% or 96.71%.
Which of the two versions the reels run here shows up in the game rules panel, not on the grid, so read that line before your first stake. The difference between 96.47% and 96.71% is small over a round and visible over a long stretch.
A 10,000x ceiling, reaching A$100,000 at A$10 a spin, marks how far the multiplier chain can run, not a target in view. Most rounds finish far below it, and nothing in the cluster tumble raises the odds it will be hit on any given night.
Retro Tapes trial
Useful when you want to see how the reels behave before committing any of your own money.
Practice rounds need no money and pay nothing, so you can learn the reels first. Real play needs a Razed Casino account and players aged 18+.
Play for realWhat You Gain by Reading
Read this while the lobby loads and you know what the reels will ask of you.
Bets run from A$0.10 up to A$100. This page uses A$0.40, A$1 and A$10 in its examples, but those are just illustrations and not a limit of the game. The ceiling sits at A$100 per spin.
Retro Tapes ships in two return versions, one at 96.47 per cent and one at 96.71 per cent. The lower one sits under the base game, the higher one under the paid features. Which version the lobby loads is worth checking before you spin.
Retro Tapes is a high volatility slot, so most rounds give little back and the big returns cluster in rare rounds. Budget for long dry spells between meaningful wins and let the win cap of 10,000x be the ceiling, not the plan.
Two paid features exist: Free Spins for 100x your bet and Super Free Spins for 400x. At a A$10 bet those cost A$1,000 and A$4,000. The Super version adds a guaranteed Wild Multiplier symbol to the grid.
A demo mode is the usual way to learn a fresh grid, and plenty of players want one before committing money. Whether a trial is loaded in this lobby is worth checking on the game tile itself; what a trial can never show you is where a paid session will end.
Players must be 18 or over. If play stops feeling like fun, the National Gambling Helpline is on 1800 858 858, and BetStop runs the national self-exclusion register.
Decide what the session can cost before the first tumble and treat that figure as spent. A number chosen in calm moments holds far better than one chosen after a loss.
Pick a win figure and a loss figure ahead of time, and leave when either arrives. A big cascade feels like a reason to continue, though it changes nothing about the next spin.
Deposit and loss limits in the account cap the session before it starts. Setting them while you feel level-headed beats relying on willpower once the reels speed up.
If the spin button starts to feel like an obligation, take a break or self-exclude and let the account be closed to you. The reels will still be here whenever, or if ever, you want them.
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