Guitar Quest

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Provider

Relax Gaming

RTP

96.1%

Volatility

High

Max Win

10,000x

Grid

5x4

Paylines

1,024 ways

Min Bet

€0.10

Max Bet

€100.00

Release

May 2026

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Relax Gaming dropped Guitar Quest in May 2026, and it's loud. The whole thing takes place backstage at some grimy punk venue, with card royals dressed up like band members who've clearly seen better mornings. Visually it works. The 5×4 grid sits inside an amp cabinet, and the equalizer bar above the reels actually does something rather than just bouncing for show.

1,024 ways handle the wins. Base RTP lands at 96.10%, climbing to 96.50% if you grab the buy. Volatility is high. Hit frequency sits at 27.32%, which is decent for a slot swinging at 10,000x, though most of those hits are small filler. Bets run from 0.10 to 100 EUR.

Here's the hook. Every base spin, that equalizer can light up and trigger one of four random modifiers. Wild Jam stamps 1 to 8 wilds across reels 2-5. Twin Riff Split duplicates symbols, which sounds boring until it stacks with Wild Jam and you're suddenly looking at fully wild reels. Fired Up Multiplier applies 2x to 10x on any win. And Symbol Upgrade locks the low pays out entirely for a spin, which is the one you want most.

Don't fancy waiting? The ante-bet ladder lets you force all four modifiers active at once. Costs scale fast though: 1.5x, 10x, 50x, all the way to 600x for guaranteed everything. The 600x tier is wild. Probably overkill unless you're chasing leaderboards.

Trigger the bonus and a pick screen splits the path. Backstage is the conventional route, persistent modifier features through your free spins. Solo Mode swaps the slot mechanic for a rhythm-arcade collector bar, grabbing coin values from 1x to 1000x as they scroll past. It's a strange addition. Honestly the first time I saw it I assumed I'd misclicked into a different game.

Buy options sit at 100x for the standard bonus and 400x for the super tier. There's also a 10x Bonus Reels buy that just biases the reels toward triggering, which is a fairer middle-ground for smaller bankrolls.

Is it the prettiest Relax release? No, the colour palette gets muddy in spots. But the modifier stacking is genuinely fun, and Solo Mode at least tries something different. Worth a few spins.