Games Like Avalon: 8 Similar Slots to Play Next

Agent Jane Blonde comes from the same studio as Avalon, Games Global, and the two slots share the same medium volatility band and an almost matching RTP: 96.1% against Avalon's 96.01%. The mechanic is a standard 5-reel layout across 9 paylines, keeping the format in the same family as Avalon's winning-combo structure.

The clearest separation is the max win: x3421, notably above Avalon's 1,400x ceiling. For a player who finds Avalon's session rhythm comfortable but wants more headroom on a single spin, this is the natural next step within the same volatility band and provider stable.

ThunderStruck II is a Games Global slot running at medium volatility with an RTP of 96.65%, a slightly higher figure than Avalon's 96.01%. Players accustomed to Avalon's moderate swing will land in familiar territory on the volatility axis.

The structural difference is the mechanic: a 243-ways-to-win format replaces Avalon's standard payline structure, and the max win climbs to 8,000x, well above Avalon's 1,400x ceiling. Those two elements change the feel of each spin, but the volatility rhythm connecting the two slots is genuine and provider-consistent.

Chilli Heat from Pragmatic Play shares Avalon's medium volatility and posts an RTP of 96.5%, a slightly higher figure than Avalon's 96.01%. The 5-reel structure keeps the base-game format in the same general territory.

The key divergence is the bonus mechanic: the Hold and Win mode, triggered by cash symbols landing on the reels, replaces the scatter-and-multiplier free spin approach that powers Avalon's 1,400x ceiling. The max win sits at 2,512x, a higher ceiling than Avalon's, reached through a different bonus path. Players comfortable with Avalon's pace but open to a collect-mechanic bonus will find this a reasonable bridge.

Blood Suckers from NetEnt is a classic 5-reel slot with fixed paylines and a Vampire Slaying Bonus Game as its headline feature. Its low-medium volatility puts it one step below Avalon's medium on the swing scale, and its 900x max win is the nearest ceiling to Avalon's 1,400x among the alternatives listed here.

Where it stands apart most sharply is RTP: at 98%, the long-run return is notably higher than Avalon's 96.01%. For a player who values a max-win scale closest to Avalon's while accepting a slightly calmer volatility profile and a higher long-run return, this is the logical pick in the set.

Big Bass Secrets of the Golden Lake from Pragmatic Play uses a classic 5x3 reel layout with 10 paylines, a mechanic band that closely matches Avalon's standard left-to-right combo format. Its RTP of 96.07% is an almost matching figure to Avalon's 96.01%, the closest in this set of candidates.

The meaningful divergence is volatility: this slot runs at high, versus Avalon's medium. That step up brings a 5,000x max win, considerably above Avalon's 1,400x, but also longer dry patches between bonus triggers. Players who want Avalon's mechanic structure and RTP profile but are ready for higher variance will find it here.

Game of Thrones from Blueprint Gaming operates with 4,096 ways to win, a mechanical departure from Avalon's standard payline format. Its RTP sits at 94%, below Avalon's 96.01%, and volatility is high versus Avalon's medium, meaning fewer and larger wins replace the moderate-paced sessions Avalon delivers.

The draw for Avalon players is the max win: 17,000x positions this title well above the 1,400x ceiling, for players who have decided Avalon's top end is too conservative. The 4,096-ways mechanic and licensed property branding make it a different product in style, but for a reader benchmarking ceiling size against Avalon, it is the clearest escalation option in this set.

The Library from Kitsune Studios runs on a 5-reel fixed-payline setup and posts an RTP of 96.34%, a comparable figure to Avalon's 96.01%. Players who benchmark on long-run return will find the two close on that dimension.

The departures are volatility and mechanic: this title carries a volatility rating of 5 and includes a bonus buy feature absent from Avalon, giving players direct access to the bonus round rather than waiting for scatter triggers. For Avalon players who want a broadly similar RTP but are willing to accept higher variance and a bonus-buy option, this combination covers that preference.

Medusa's Mystic Reels Megaways from Playzia uses the Megaways engine, a fundamentally different mechanic from Avalon's standard winning-combo format: the number of symbols per reel changes each spin, creating a variable win-ways count that Avalon does not have. Its RTP is 94%, below Avalon's 96.01%, and its volatility rating of 5 places it above Avalon's medium band.

No verified max-win figure was available from the sources at the time of writing. This title is included for Avalon players curious about how the Megaways format changes session dynamics compared to Avalon's fixed reel structure, with the understanding that the mechanic, RTP, and volatility all sit in meaningfully different territory.