Kill Switch — 19 live bonus opens

What Kill Switch has actually done in our bonus hunts

We have opened Kill Switch 19 times across 19 separate bonus hunts between 12 Jul 2026 and 19 Aug 2026 and recorded every result. Across those 19 opens the median result was 3.04× the bet, against 50.8× for every slot in our recorded dataset. The biggest single result we have recorded on it is 369×. 4 of those 19 opens were 100× or better. 19 opens is a small sample and describes only these recorded sessions — it is not this slot's RTP and it does not predict what your next bonus will do.

Nineteen recorded opens, 21% at 100× or more — under the 29% dataset rate. Median 3.04× sits far below the 50.8× median; the best so far is 369×.

Kill Switch: A Quick Look at the Basics

Kill Switch is a release from Terminal Games, and as its name suggests, this one leans into a stripped-back, tech-flavoured identity rather than anything ornate. Full mechanic details for this title are thin on the ground right now, so this review focuses on what we can confirm and what to check for yourself before playing.

What We Know

The confirmed figure for Kill Switch is its return to player, set at 96.0%. That's a healthy RTP by industry standards, sitting a touch above the typical range most online slots and casino games land in, which is a good sign for the long-run value on offer. Beyond that headline number, details on reel layout, volatility, bonus mechanics, and maximum win potential aren't available at this time, so rather than guess, we'd recommend opening the in-game information screen once you load the title, where the developer will lay out the full paytable, feature rules, and betting range.

Theme and Presentation

Given the name and the "Terminal Games" branding attached to it, expect Kill Switch to lean into a sharp, technological or industrial visual identity — the kind of stripped-down, high-contrast presentation that suits a title built around control, systems, and shutdown imagery. Without confirmed screenshots or a full feature breakdown to hand, though, we'd rather be upfront about the gap than invent details that aren't backed by real data.