Editorial note: this is a general guide to how Blood Suckers II works. Slot rules, feature availability and RTP can vary between operators and game versions, so always check the in-game information panel before you spin. Slots are games of chance — nothing here is a prediction of results, and no strategy changes the odds.
Blood Suckers II slot review
Blood Suckers II is NetEnt’s 2017 return to its most statistically generous franchise — a five-reel, three-row, twenty-five-line gothic hunt led by vampire heiress Amilia, carrying one of the highest published RTPs in mainstream slots at around 96.9% and a treasure-vault bonus with a guaranteed payday at the end of it. The original 2009 Blood Suckers became famous less for its bite than for its books — players passed its RTP around like a secret — and the sequel inherited that reputation gracefully, pairing the friendly maths with production values the first game never had.
How Blood Suckers II plays
Stakes, crossbows, lockets and the undead cast line the twenty-five paylines beneath a blood-moon estate, with the wild doubling as the game’s top payer. The Scatter Shot feature keeps base play lively: certain triggers fire a bonus coin win and can escalate towards the features proper, smoothing the road between the bigger events.
The Hidden Treasure bonus and free spins
Bonus symbols open the Hidden Treasure vault — a multi-level pick through the family crypt where every choice reveals coins, multipliers or keys deeper into the hoard, and where even busted runs collect what they have gathered: the bonus cannot pay nothing. Scatters separately award free spins with wins multiplied throughout, and the famously friendly maths means both features arrive more often than the genre’s averages would suggest.
RTP, volatility and top wins
The published RTP is around 96.9% — among the most generous figures on any modern slot, true to the original Blood Suckers’ legend — though operator versions vary, so the in-game information panel remains the authority. Volatility is low-to-medium: frequent returns, gentle swings, and a design built for long nights rather than sudden fortunes.
Frequently asked questions
Why is Blood Suckers II famous for its RTP?
Its published return of around 96.9% is among the highest in mainstream slots, continuing the original game’s reputation for player-friendly maths.
What is the Hidden Treasure bonus?
A multi-stage pick round through the vampire family’s vault, gathering coins and multipliers — with a win guaranteed however the picks fall.
Is it very volatile?
No — it is a low-to-medium volatility design: frequent modest wins rather than rare large ones.
Do I need to know the first game?
No — the sequel stands alone, though fans will spot returning characters and references throughout.
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