The game at a glance
| Detail | Published game information |
|---|---|
| Provider | Push Gaming |
| Winning pattern | Clusters of at least 5 matching tapes |
| Published RTP configurations | 96.47% and 94.46% |
| Provider volatility | High |
| Bonus entry | 3 or more Wild Tape scatter symbols |
Figures describe the supplier’s published configuration, rather than every GB installation.
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An embedded demonstration is not available in this edition. Use the illustrated feature notes below to follow the rules; the picture is not a played round.
Follow the symbols in the notes
Read the conditional round example below alongside this illustration. It describes the rule sequence without predicting the next result.
Follow a link, then the refill
Imagine five matching tapes forming a qualifying linked cluster. Those tapes are collected and the gaps refill. If a participating Wild Tape modifies the win, its multiplier belongs to that qualifying evaluation. A new arrangement can then be assessed under the cluster rules.
That is different from counting five matching symbols in disconnected positions. The illustration shows the order to inspect, not a played sequence or a guarantee that the refill makes another cluster.
A cassette wall read through connections
Push Gaming describes a minimum cluster of five matching tapes. Conventional paylines are not the starting point here. The tape positions and their qualifying links matter, while a screen containing several identical but unrelated tapes need not produce the same result.
Wild Tapes carry multipliers for wins in which they participate. Magnets and multipliers interact in Top Charts. Read the participating symbol’s rule and the active feature state before applying a multiplier to the entire screen.
The Wild Tape also helps trigger the bonus
Three or more Wild Tape scatter symbols trigger the bonus. Their trigger role is separate from a multiplier’s effect on a qualifying cluster. A single wild on the base screen is not proof that the bonus has started.
Top Charts adds interactions involving magnets and multipliers. This summary does not attempt to reproduce every count, reset or multiplier increment; those details belong to the actual version’s feature rules.
The chart position is not a return forecast
The supplier lists high volatility and RTP configurations of 96.47% and 94.46%. Those percentages belong to distinct configurations. A reader should check the active information rather than assuming every version has the larger one.
Push’s highest observed win is not a confirmed theoretical cap and is omitted from the facts table. Cluster chains can extend one round, but their animation does not predict how long a cash balance lasts. Keep the next stake separate from a wish to complete the chart.
A different way to read the reels
A few clear answers
What is the RTP of Retro Tapes?
The official page publishes 96.47% and 94.46% configurations. The opened version determines which figure applies.
How is the Retro Tapes bonus triggered?
Push Gaming describes entry from three or more Wild Tape scatter symbols.
How many tapes are needed for a cluster win?
A qualifying cluster contains at least five matching tapes. Simply counting five disconnected matching symbols is not the same rule.
Is Retro Tapes high volatility?
Yes. High is Push Gaming’s published classification. It does not specify a fixed bonus frequency or a safe session length.
Sources behind this note
Public documentation checked on 10 November 2026. Account-specific conditions and game versions may differ. This is not a record of a test deposit or played round.