Introduction to Super Stampede

Super Stampede is a casino slot from Betsoft, where we return to the African savanna. Almost nearing a decade old, the original Stampede was released in 2017 and was beloved for its simple Multiplier Wild-centric gameplay loop and calm theme. While it was definitely a fan favorite for many, Betsoft didn’t really seem to care for quite a while, until we finally got a sequel in the form of Stampede Gold in 2024, keeping a lot of the old features with a new, interesting Upgrade mechanic during the bonus game. However, while we’re happy to see a new release in the series, Super Stampede seems to take a step away from the Free Spins and Multiplier Wild gameplay loop, instead coming with a Hold & Win bonus game as its main feature. But we won’t write it off just yet, as Betsoft has packed it with Cash Prizes, Jackpots, and Reset Symbols to keep the spins rolling and stacking up Multipliers on the hunt for the max win Grand Jackpot prize worth 10,000X the bet.

So, join us on a new trip to the savanna, where a familiar theme awaits, but with a new gameplay loop of Cash Prizes and Jackpots.

The playing grid is set on a savanna, with the reels fill with various animals
Base Game

Theme, Gameplay, & Payouts

Super Stampede is a video slot from Betsoft with 5 Reels, 3 Rows, and 243 ways to win. You can choose between making a Min.bet of 0.25 and a Max.bet of 100. Super Stampede comes with an average RTP of 96.04%, a hit frequency of 33.85%high volatility, and a solid max win of 10,000X the bet.

Just like its predecessors and many other games with the same theme, we find ourselves out on a vast savanna just as the sun is about to set behind the playing grid. In the background, we see various animals moving about, and the game maintains its calm setting, just as in its prequels. You can play the game on most notepads, mobiles, and desktops.

The lower-paying symbols are Q, K, Aa turtle, and a meerkat. Creating a win with 5 of the same symbols will pay out 1.2X to 2X the bet. The higher-paying symbols are various animals, including a giraffe, a zebra, a leopard, a lion, and an elephant. Landing a win with 5 of the same symbols pays out 6X to 40X the bet. Then we have a few special symbols, including WildsBonus, and Reset Symbols, but you can read more about these in the Feature section.

Special Features & Mechanics

What is the max win in the slot Super Stampede?

You can win up to 10,000X the bet.

What features are available in the slot Super Stampede?

The features are Wild Symbols, Hold & Win, and Feature Buy.

Reset Symbols, Cash Symbols, and Jackpot Symbols appear during the bonus game
Respins

Wild Symbols

Wild Symbols help form winning combinations by being able to substitute for all symbols except Bonus and Reset Symbols.

Hold & Win

Triggered by landing 6 or more scattered Bonus Symbols, the Hold & Win bonus game is played on a special playing grid where only Bonus and Reset Symbols can land. You start the feature with a 3-spin counter that resets each time a new symbol lands and sticks to the grid, and the symbols are as follows:

Bonus Symbols = Can either land with a Cash Prize ranging from 0.6X to 12X, or one of the Jackpots, ranging from the Mini (15X), Minor (30X), or Major (200X). 

Reset Symbols = Will collect the prize values of all other Bonus and Reset Symbols on the playing grid, removing them in the process. For each Reset event, a Bonus Symbol Multiplier will also be increased, up to a maximum of 5X.

If you end the bonus game by locking all 15 positions with Bonus Symbols, at least one Reset Symbol, and a 5X Multiplier, you will be awarded the Grand Jackpot prize of 10,000X the bet.

There is one Feature Buy option that allows you to enter the bonus game
Feature Buy

Feature Buy

Through the Feature Buy, you can instantly enter the bonus game for a price based on the current bet.

83X = Awards the Hold & Win feature with 6 or more Bonus Symbols.

Final Thoughts on Super Stampede

African savanna-themed games have been a thing in the slot industry for decades, even before it moved into the online space, and while we may not see as many of these games nowadays, the few we do see usually have remnants of their classic, old-school ancestors. While Super Stampede doesn’t play like its prequels, its Hold & Win-centric gameplay loop has been a common core feature for many classic, old-school releases, even til this day. Visually, while looking good and keeping its calm aesthetic, Super Stampede, yet again, doesn’t really stand out in the sea of similarly themed games, which is a bit disappointing, as we’ve seen many interesting and unique takes on theme with releases such as the Pink Elephants series, which also started in 2017.

When it comes to gameplay, the prequels, while far from perfect, at least had a somewhat interesting base game thanks to their Multiplier Wilds. However, in Super Stampede, these are no longer present, and instead, Betsoft just upped the paytable across the board by a significant margin. Personally, we’re a bit on the fence about whether this change actually makes the base game better or not, as while the spins aren’t any more engaging or interesting, they at least pay better. Then we have the Hold & Win feature, which works similarly to most other forms of Coin Respin bonus games, but with one slight outlier, the Reset Symbols, which both act as a Collector and a Multiplier upgrade. Even so, the bonus game plays just as you would expect and feels unoriginal, making the game feel as if it is trying to reel in its old-school audience, while Stampede Gold at least tried to build on its original foundation.

While we’re on the fence about some changes, we’re ultimately a bit disappointed with the release, as we had hoped to see the series evolve rather than take a few steps back in terms of innovation. However, that doesn’t mean that Super Stampede isn’t worth checking out, as we believe fans of more classic-like games and Hold & Win enjoyers can have plenty of fun spins out on the relaxing savanna.

Super Stampede is the third release in Betsoft’s Stampede series, spanning almost a decade old, with a new Hold & Win gameplay loop.