Starlight Princess on Roobet: 1000 and Super Scatter editions

01What Starlight Princess is

A princess stands beside a 6×5 grid where 8 to 30 identical gems anywhere on the screen pay a win; winning symbols tumble off and new ones fall in. Four winged orb symbols carry multipliers from 2x to 500x and can land in the base game and in free spins. At the end of a tumbling sequence, all orbs on the screen are summed and applied to the win. The launch release of 23 September 2021 calls the game highly volatile.

• 4 or more scatters award 15 free spins;
• in free spins, orbs on winning tumbles add to a running total that applies to later wins;
• an optional Ante Bet costs 25% more and doubles the chance of entering free spins;
• the 1000 edition keeps the layout and raises the orb ceiling to 1,000x.

The engine is the same one used in Gates of Olympus, described on the Gates of Olympus page. The operator's Fun Play mode opens any edition without a deposit.

The Roobet guide opens with an overview of the catalogue, the cashier, the rewards and the licence; this chapter goes into one part of it in detail.

02Versions on the platform

Five Starlight titles from Pragmatic Play are in the catalogue on 22 October 2026, all with Fun Play. Three share the tumbling engine; Starlight Christmas uses 20 paylines and Starlight Princess Pachi is a 3×3 game with 27 ways.

03RTP, volatility and max win

Per the Pragmatic Play game sheet, four of the five editions return 96.50%; Starlight Princess Pachi lists 96.04%. The provider pages state a maximum win only for the Super Scatter edition, where four Super Scatters on the trigger pay 50,000x; the original and the 1000 edition are documented by their orb ceilings.

The casino's live RTP page reports realised returns over 10 minutes, 1 hour and 24 hours. The 24-hour values on 22 October 2026 were 87.11% for the original and 102.39% for the 1000 edition; the Pachi edition showed no 24-hour value at all, which happens when a game has too little play in the window.

04Bonus buy and bet range

The only priced option the provider publishes for the family is the Ante Bet of the original: 25% on top of the stake for twice the chance of free spins. No bonus-buy price appears on the five game pages. The catalogue tags the Super Scatter and Pachi editions as bonus-buys and leaves the original, the 1000 edition and Starlight Christmas without the tag.

The provider pages give no stake range. The casino's Game Policy sets third-party slots between $0.01–$100 minimum and $3–$20,000 maximum, with a money cap of $5,000–$15,000,000 per game. Play is for adults of 18 and over; the chapter on responsible gambling lists the limit tools.

05How to start a session

The 1000 edition is in the Slots category and the Popular tab; the Super Scatter and Pachi editions are also in Bonus Buys. The steps below lead to the first tumble.

1. Search for Starlight in the lobby and choose one of the five editions.
2. Pick Fun Play for a demo or Real Play for stakes from the balance.
3. Set the bet and, in the original, decide whether the Ante Bet is on.
4. Spin; orbs that land during a winning tumble are summed when the sequence ends.

06Place in the catalogue

The 1000 edition is the family's lead title on the all-time list of the catalogue API with rank 10 among slots; the original holds rank 34. On the weekly trend the Super Scatter edition is the highest of the five at rank 21.

No edition has the jackpot tag, the new label or the exclusive label. Pragmatic Play supplies 1,132 games to the platform; the chapter on providers lists the other 106 studios. The provably fair system of the chapter on licence and fairness covers Originals only; a Pragmatic Play slot relies on the provider's RNG certification.