Vikings Go to Hell

Q: What is the RTP of Vikings Go to Hell?

Official RTP: 96.1%. Standard for Yggdrasil, adjustable by operator — check via the in-game 'i' icon.

8.8/10

Release May 2018· Updated October 2026

The 3rd chapter of Yggdrasil's Vikings saga (May 2018). Persistent Rage Meter plus 2-level Free Spins. BetsRank score: 8.8/10.

RTP

96.1%

Volatility

High

Max Win

5 500x

Grid

5x3 grid

Bonus Buy

Rage Meter (collect 300 rage points)Berzerk Free Spins (7 spins)Demon Fight Respins2 niveaux Free Spins (level 2 = multipliers up to 3x)Boss battles (Lord of the Chains + Lucifix)Treasure chest randomHit frequency 20,4%Rage points persistents cross-sessions

8.8

BetsRank Verdict

Our read of the game, based on the data the studio publishes

Released on 20 May 2018, Vikings Go to Hell is the 3rd chapter of Yggdrasil's Vikings saga — a hellish, demon-infested setting after the ocean voyages of Vikings Go Wild and Vikings Go Berzerk. 5x3, 25 paylines format, RTP 96.1%, high volatility, max win 5,500x, hit frequency 20.4%. Signature mechanics: a Rage Meter where Vikings build up rage points with every demon fight (collecting 300 unlocks 7 Berzerk Free Spins), 2 levels of Free Spins with level 2 offering multipliers up to 3x, and boss battles against Lord of the Chains and Lucifix. Rage points persist across sessions — a standout innovation for its time. No bonus buy.

Strengths

+Persistent Rage Meter that carries over between sessions (innovation)
+2 levels of Free Spins (level 2 = up to 3x multipliers)
+Epic boss battles (Lord of the Chains plus Lucifix)
+High volatility for chasing big wins
+Distinctive infernal theme

To consider

−Max win of 5,500x is modest by 2026 standards
−No bonus buy
−Collecting 300 rage points takes a while
−RTP of 96.1% is standard, nothing more

About Vikings Go to Hell

Released on 20 May 2018, Vikings Go to Hell is the 3rd chapter of Yggdrasil's Vikings saga — a hellish, demon-infested setting with Lord of the Chains and Lucifix as bosses, a departure from the oceanic moods of Wild (2015) and Berzerk (2016). 5x3, 25 paylines format, RTP 96.1%, high volatility (the saga's first high-volatility chapter, versus medium for Wild/Berzerk), max win 5,500x, hit frequency 20.4%. Signature mechanics: a Rage Meter where the Vikings build up rage points with every successful demon fight in the base game — once 300 rage points are collected, 7 Berzerk Free Spins trigger; 2 levels of Free Spins, with level 2 offering progressive multipliers up to 3x; boss battles against Lord of the Chains (mid-boss) and Lucifix (final boss) with substantial rewards; and the standout innovation of 2018: rage points that persist across sessions — your progress is saved between play sessions, creating an unusual sense of progression for a slot. No bonus buy available.

Key mechanics

▸5x3 format, 25 paylines
▸Rage Meter (collect 300 rage = 7 Berzerk Free Spins)
▸2 levels of Free Spins (level 2 = up to 3x multipliers)
▸Boss battles (Lord of the Chains plus Lucifix)
▸Random treasure chest
▸Demon Fight respins
▸Rage points persist across sessions

❓Vikings Go to Hell FAQ

What is the RTP of Vikings Go to Hell?▾

Official RTP: 96.

1%. Standard for Yggdrasil, adjustable by operator — check via the in-game 'i' icon.

Vikings Go to Hell vs Vikings Go Berzerk — what's the difference?▾

Berzerk (2016): medium volatility, Rage Meter on 4 Vikings, Ragnarok Free Spins, North Sea setting.

Hell (2018): high volatility, persistent cross-session Rage Meter, 2 levels of Free Spins with multipliers, infernal setting. Hell pushes innovation further; Berzerk remains the fan favourite for its pacing.

How do I collect 300 rage points?▾

Every successful demon fight in the base game adds rage points (5-15 depending on the demon).

300 rage takes roughly 30-50 wins. The meter persists between sessions, so you can pick up where you left off.

Is Vikings Go to Hell available at online casinos?▾

Yes, at online casinos that offer Yggdrasil titles.