Dusk Princess

By the numbers, Dusk Princess reads as a middle-of-the-road pick with an above-average return: 96.21% against a slightly lower benchmark. Hacksaw Gaming placed it among 260 titles, released 17 March 2026.

The 96.21% verdict

The 96.21% return sits above our 96.08% median, a benchmark built on 8,744 games. slot.report alone reports it, and a single source keeps it unverified in our records. Volatility is medium, level 3 of 5, so the swings should feel measured rather than brutal. An above-median rate with moderate variance is an unusually balanced combination for this studio.

How the cluster grid works

Wins land through Cluster Pays across six reels, so symbols pay in groups rather than along set lines. No bonus-buy option is listed, leaving features to natural triggers, and there is no progressive prize on the board. The Princess theme sets the look. Cluster mechanics change how you read a board, since neighbouring matches replace the usual left-to-right line logic entirely.

Who it fits

The above-median return and level-3 variance suit players who want gentle sessions with a fair long-run rate. Cluster fans in particular will read the six-reel board comfortably. Our data shows it 16th in Australia on a single operator, with only Germany at 433rd and Finland at 979th charted besides. It is a softer pick from a studio more often associated with harder-hitting, high-variance maths, so it stands a little apart from its stablemates.

The 96.21% figure translates to a 3.79% edge the operator holds over a long stretch. Set spending caps early, the game is 18+.