Sunlight Princess

Three letters where the number goes

Sunlight Princess reached the market in February 2023. The press materials of its own launch listed the return figure as “TBC”. Three years on, the figure still is. 3 Oaks Gaming has published no RTP for the game on any surface since. A placeholder that old turns into a policy. The catalogue’s Sun of Egypt 3 review unpacks the studio’s disclosure style at length. This page reads its second example, a standalone Egyptian title on the same locking engine. The distributing brand fronts games built by Booongo, per the trade record. This page cites the brand the site itself uses.

What is published

The board is a 5×3 of 30 lines in the studio’s own description, wins running along fixed lines per Paylines. The official specification tags include “EXTRA BONUS GAME” alongside the usual free spins and mystery entries. The top is stated as a Royal Jackpot of 10,000x the bet for a full board of 15 reel positions. The studio’s catalogue dates the game February 2023 by month, launch coverage ran on 16 February, and no exact day is confirmed by the provider. No series claim exists for the title, and this catalogue files it as a standalone stablemate of the Sun of Egypt line. Where the two boards differ is the line count, 30 here against the flagship’s 25, and a player will notice little else between them. Dates by month are the studio’s habit across its catalogue, and the trade press fills in days unofficially.

Suns on a metre

The engine is the studio’s locking round with one addition worth the name. A Sun Metre collects bonus symbols across ordinary play, and a full metre can open the round without the usual landing. A player watching it fill is watching a second trigger approach, which the direct 6 sun road never offers. The direct road remains, with 6 Flaming Sun symbols triggering the format filed under Hold & Win. Locked suns hold their values, the round runs 3 respins per Respins, and each new symbol resets the count. The suns themselves are printed value symbols of the Cash Symbols kind.

Per the launch press materials, the fixed tiers pay 20x for Mini, 50x for Minor, 150x for Major and 2,000x for Grand. The ladder is the printed kind filed under Jackpots. The Super Bonus needs 5 suns and a Super Symbol together, or a Super Symbol landing mid round, per the official description. A Mystery symbol resolves into either a jackpot tier or a Super Symbol, and the Super Bonus runs the locking game at higher sun values. The free spins round grants 8 spins from 3 temple scatters and removes the low paying symbols for its duration. The spins can retrigger, per the same materials. The removed low symbols make the 8 spins denser than their count suggests, and the retrigger keeps the door open. The metre is the game’s best idea, because it gives a quiet session a second, visible road into the feature.

What it costs to play

The $100 line stays empty for the second review running, and the reason bears repeating in this game’s own terms. A figure its launch press marked “TBC” was never confirmed afterwards, third parties now circulate 95.52%, and nothing official anchors it. Where the trade number is near the truth, the game sits between the ELK line’s published 94.0% and everything the payline studios print in this list. A player should read that sentence’s conditionals as the point, not the number. The $100 line of these reviews exists to make price visible, and a blank here is the tool doing its job. Nothing in this section is a number, and that is the finding.

Disclosure grade and score

Disclosure takes a D, for the same structural silence as its Sun of Egypt stablemate, made worse by a launch that admitted the blank in writing and never filled it. The game scores 5.5 of 10, level with the lowest mark here. Players comparing the two 3 Oaks entries should weigh the metre against the flagship’s series pedigree, because the figures will not separate them. The metre is a genuinely good addition to the locking formula, and the jackpot ladder at least reached print in the launch materials. Everything else asks a player to buy a ride whose price no official surface will state, and the score says what this catalogue thinks of that.

One check before you play

1. Open the hosting lobby’s paytable at its RTP line before anything else here, because that line is the game’s only official figure anywhere.
2. Hold the four tier values against the launch figures of 20x, 50x, 150x and 2,000x, since only the lobby’s copy can say what this installation actually pays.

Sources

What this page asserts, the links below can confirm.

• Official Sunlight Princess page (features, Royal Jackpot, no RTP published)
• The studio’s catalogue entry for Sunlight Princess (release month and description, read 25 September 2026)

The full verification routine sits on the Review Method page.