Flowers Christmas Edition

By NetEnt

Flowers Christmas Edition

⭐ 6.5 / 10
5 reels, 30 fixed paylines
StudioNetEnt
RTP~96.3% (indicative; low-RTP versions exist)
VolatilityMedium
Max winDisputed across sources; treat as indicative
Reels5 reels, 30 fixed paylines

The Judge's Verdict

Flowers Christmas Edition is a tinsel-and-baubles reskin of NetEnt's 2013 Flowers, and it plays exactly like the original with a Santa hat on. The 96.3% RTP is fair, the double-symbol gimmick is genuinely clever, and the free spins can run hot. But this is an old game (December 2015) wearing a seasonal costume, so go in knowing you're paying for nostalgia, not innovation.

The catch: the headline max-win figure is all over the place depending on who you ask, and the festive theme means it tends to vanish from lobbies for eleven months of the year.

✔ The good

  • Fair, transparent 96.3% RTP
  • Double symbols keep the base game ticking over
  • Free-spin multipliers up to 10x with stacked wilds
  • Runs cleanly on mobile

⚠ The catch

  • Dated 2015 design under festive wrapping
  • Max-win figure is inconsistent across sources
  • Seasonal - often only stocked around Christmas
  • Base game is flat without the free spins

How Flowers Christmas Edition plays

How it actually plays

This is a 5-reel, 30-payline NetEnt pokie built on the original Flowers engine, so the core idea is the double-symbol mechanic. Most flowers turn up as "twins" that count as two of the same symbol on a line, which means a single landing can quietly do the work of a much bigger combination. It's a neat way to manufacture frequent small-to-medium wins without the reels feeling cluttered, and it's the main reason the base game keeps you ticking over rather than draining away.

The free spins are where the game earns its keep. Land four or more free-spin (or free-spin double) symbols and you trigger the round, which applies an automatic win multiplier — usually 3x, but it can come in at 2x, 4x or 10x depending on how you triggered it. Stacked wilds also show up during the feature, and that combination of multiplier plus wilds is what produces the bigger results. The base game alone won't excite you; the bonus is the whole point.

The catch

Two honest flags. First, the maximum win is genuinely unclear: NetEnt's own materials suggest a figure north of 9,000x, while plenty of casino review pages quote far lower numbers like 2,000x or even 500x. When the studio and the lobbies can't agree, treat the big number as indicative and don't bet chasing it. Second, this is a 2015 release dressed for December — the design feels dated next to modern pokies, and because it's seasonal you'll often only find it stocked around Christmas. The medium-to-high volatility also means dry spells between feature hits, so size your stake for a long, quiet run rather than a quick festive flutter. 18+, play within your limits; nothing here is a guaranteed win.

Features

Double symbols, free spins with 2x-10x multiplier, stacked wilds in feature

Flowers Christmas Edition is NetEnt's festive reskin of its 2013 Flowers pokie: a 5-reel, 30-payline slot built around double symbols that count as two matching icons. Free spins bring automatic multipliers (up to 10x) and stacked wilds. RTP is an indicative 96.3%, volatility is medium-to-high, and the theme is pure Christmas — baubles, snow and a cheery soundtrack.

FAQ

What is the RTP of Flowers Christmas Edition?

The standard build returns 96.3% (some casinos list 96.32%), which sits right around the industry average. As always, check the game's own info screen, because operators can deploy lower-RTP versions of NetEnt titles, so the figure you actually get can differ.

Does Flowers Christmas Edition have free spins?

Yes. Land four or more free-spin or free-spin-double symbols to trigger the round, which comes with an automatic multiplier (typically 3x, but it can be 2x, 4x or 10x depending on triggers) plus stacked wilds during the feature.

Is Flowers Christmas Edition the same as the original Flowers slot?

Essentially, yes. It's a 2015 festive reskin of NetEnt's 2013 Flowers, with the same 5-reel, 30-payline layout and double-symbol mechanic. The maths and features carry over; only the artwork and music change.