Tower

Overview

Tower is listed by Fa Chai as an “other game” rather than a classic reel slot. The only official numbers available are a 97 % theoretical RTP and a maximum payout capped at 400 × the stake. No paylines or special features are confirmed, so the format is most likely a simple multiplier-driven game rather than a multi-stage bonus machine.

What I can confirm

• RTP: officially 97 % – above the market average for casino games.
• Maximum win: officially 400× bet. Anything above that is impossible within one game decision.
• No paylines or feature list have been published, which implies a single-stage wager rather than spinning reels.

Non-official shop listings add a €1–€500 stake range and mention “quick spins”, but treat that as unverified until seen in the in-game menu.

What this means for a player

• High RTP sounds great, but the win ceiling is modest. Expect more frequent small or mid-sized hits rather than jackpot-style spikes.
• Volatility is not labelled. Until you confirm it, assume that streaks are possible and size bets so 200–300 wagers fit your session budget.
• The €500 top stake (if confirmed) would translate into a €200,000 absolute cap per round (500 × 400). If that level of exposure is beyond your comfort zone, lower the bet slider.
• Players chasing life-changing wins should probably look elsewhere; those who prefer a steadier graph with less dramatic peaks may find Tower fits the bill.
• A demo version exists and is the safest place to gauge pacing before risking money.

Verify in 60 seconds (rules/paytable)

• Open the help screen and note the exact RTP percentage shown in your jurisdiction – some games ship with multiple settings.
• Look for any volatility or hit-rate statement; if absent, scroll to the payout table and estimate how wide the multiplier distribution is.
• Confirm the minimum and maximum bet buttons as well as the absolute win cap to avoid surprises.

My take

The arithmetic mix of a generous 97 % RTP but a fairly low 400× ceiling suggests Tower targets a niche that likes lean house edges and is willing to trade potential big wins for longevity. Personally I’d treat it as a bankroll grinding option rather than a high-risk punt. As always, the real test is the volatility curve, so I’d start in demo, track a couple of hundred rounds, and only then move to real stakes if the swing pattern feels comfortable.

Responsible gambling

Play only if you are 18 + (or legal age in your country), never chase losses, and set both time and money limits before the first wager. Even at 97 % RTP, the house still has the edge in the long run. Quit when the game stops being entertainment.