Bloodmoon Trove

Bloodmoon Trove Slot Review

Bloodmoon Trove comes from Last Hit Gaming, and while the studio hasn't yet published a complete mechanics rundown for this release, the confirmed return to player figure gives players something concrete to weigh up straight away.

A standout RTP figure

Rounded cleanly from its raw value, Bloodmoon Trove returns 97.0% to players over the long run — a genuinely strong rate that sits well above the 96% mark most players treat as the fair-value baseline across the market. That's the kind of figure that immediately makes a game worth a closer look, since it suggests a notably player-friendly long-term payout model compared with the average release.

What the name suggests

"Bloodmoon" is a strong signal toward a dark-fantasy or werewolf-adjacent setting, a theme that's proven durable across the slot market precisely because it pairs so naturally with dramatic lighting, howling soundtracks and eerie symbol design. "Trove" pushes that theme toward treasure-hunting or collection mechanics, hinting at a bonus structure built around gathering value symbols or unlocking a hoard of some kind as the round progresses. It's an evocative combination, though without an official rules sheet, exactly how that treasure mechanic works in practice remains unconfirmed.

The gaps worth being honest about

Reel and row layout, paylines, volatility rating, hit frequency, maximum win and betting range haven't been published in verified form for Bloodmoon Trove at the time of writing. Rather than inventing numbers that sound plausible but can't be backed up, this review is sticking strictly to what's actually confirmed, since a false sense of certainty about features or win potential would do players a disservice.

Judging volatility without a rating

Treasure and collection-themed bonus mechanics can support almost any volatility profile, from steady incremental collection systems that pay frequently through to high-variance structures that hold the trove's full value back for a rare complete set. The only genuinely reliable way to know where Bloodmoon Trove lands is to spin it yourself and watch the pattern of wins over a real session.