An anime-inspired cluster-pays slot released 26 July 2017 per Play'n GO's own game page. Play'n GO again publishes no RTP, volatility or max-win figure on the public product page, so these remain honest-null despite widely-repeated third-party claims of a 96.5% RTP and 5,000x max win.
Moon Princess is Play'n GO's anime-inspired cluster-pays slot, released 26 July 2017 per the provider's own game page. It follows the same pattern as the other two Play'n GO titles on this site: a confirmed release date direct from the provider, and honest-null RTP, volatility and max-win figures because Play'n GO's public product page does not state them.
Three characters, one grid
Moon Princess runs on a 5x5 cluster-pays grid featuring three magical-girl characters, each associated with a different special power that can trigger during play — a design that layers extra volatility on top of the base cluster mechanic, since which power triggers (and how often) affects session variance beyond what the paytable alone shows. Landing five or more matching symbols anywhere on the grid pays out and clears the cluster for new symbols to cascade in.
Independent slot databases commonly cite a 96.5% RTP, high volatility, and a 5,000x maximum win for the original version, alongside a separate 'Moon Princess 100' variant reportedly running a 96.2% RTP. We could not confirm any of these figures on Play'n GO's own public page, so RTP, volatility and max win are all honest-null in our facts table for this entry.
What to check before you play
Given that all three Play'n GO titles on this site carry the same pattern of honest-nulls on numeric specs, our practical recommendation is consistent across all of them: open the in-game paytable or information screen at the specific casino before you play, and treat any RTP figure quoted by a review site — Play'n GO's own third-party marketing partners included — as a starting reference rather than a guarantee of what that casino has deployed.
Important: the RTP figures above are the provider's studio-level configuration. Return-to-player is a theoretical average calculated over millions of simulated spins or rounds — it says nothing about what happens in any single session, and it is not a guarantee any specific crypto casino runs that exact configuration. Providers that publish multiple RTP tiers (Pragmatic Play's Sweet Bonanza, Hacksaw Gaming's titles) explicitly confirm operators can select a lower-paying version of the same game. We verify what the provider states; we cannot verify which configuration any individual operator has actually deployed without a hands-on review of that specific casino.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the confirmed RTP of Moon Princess?
We could not confirm an RTP figure on Play'n GO's own public game page. Third-party sources widely cite 96.5%, but we record this as unverified.
When was Moon Princess released?
26 July 2017, confirmed on Play'n GO's own game page.