Conan

Conan is a NetEnt pokie built around Conan the Barbarian, the sword and sorcery hero created by Robert E. Howard, and it brings that world of ancient cities, temples and battles onto a big six reel grid. New Zealand players who enjoy a story driven pokie tend to like it, because the reels do more than spin, with expanding wilds and mystery symbols shaping the action. If you have searched for the Conan slot or its RTP, this page gives you the verified numbers and shows where you can play in NZD. The free demo runs below, so you can get a feel for the game before staking anything.

How Conan plays

Conan uses a six reel, four row layout with 24 fixed bet lines that pay in both directions, so matching symbols count from the left and from the right. The standout mechanics are the Tower Wilds, which land on reels 1 and 2 and expand to cover part or all of the reel, and the Battle Wilds, which arrive on reels 5 and 6 and stretch sideways across neighbouring positions. In the middle, mystery symbols on reels 3 and 4 transform into a single matching symbol, and a stacked mystery symbol can apply a multiplier to that line win. Land enough scatters and you reach one of three separate free spins rounds, each named after a location from Conan's world and each with its own character.

Conan RTP, volatility and max win

The published RTP for Conan is 96.65%, which sits close to the middle of the range for NetEnt titles. NetEnt rates the game as medium volatility, meaning wins arrive at a fairly steady pace without the extreme swings of a high variance pokie, though the three free spins modes each shift the balance, with the Temple of Serpent round leaning to the riskier end. The maximum win is 1,800x your stake, so the top result on a spin returns 1,800 times whatever you put in. Those figures describe long run averages rather than what any single session will do.

Playing Conan in New Zealand

You can play Conan at online casinos that serve New Zealand, with balances and bets handled in New Zealand dollars. New Zealand does not yet license domestic online casinos, so for now Kiwis play at sites licensed offshore. The Department of Internal Affairs is due to open a local licensing regime under the Online Casino Gambling Act from December 2026, but that is not in force yet. The casinos listed on this page offer Conan, and the free demo above needs no account or deposit, which makes it easy to try the mechanics first.

Is Conan worth playing?

Conan is one of NetEnt's more ambitious licensed pokies, and the mix of expanding wilds, mystery multipliers and three distinct free spins modes gives it more depth than a standard six reel slot. The 96.65% RTP is fair and the medium volatility suits players who want engagement without constant big swings. It rewards patience rather than chasing, so set a budget and stick to it. If gambling ever stops being fun, take a break and read the advice on our responsible gambling page.