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Disclaimer: About This Retro Tapes Review
This page explains what this site is, how it earns money, and what our Retro Tapes coverage is (and isn't).
Who runs this review and why it matters
This site is an independent review resource. We are not Push Gaming, we do not operate the Retro Tapes game, and we hold no license to offer real-money play. Everything on this page about the cluster grid, the Cluster Link mechanic, or the Instant Prize symbols comes from public game documentation and third-party spec databases, not from any partnership that grants us inside access to the studio's build.
That distinction matters because slot reviews online range from genuinely independent to thinly disguised casino marketing. We separate analysis from promotion: our description of how tapes cascade on the grid, how the Instant Prize multipliers stack, or how the bonus buy entry works is written to explain the mechanic, not to push a deposit.
Where the record disagrees — and it does, notably on the RTP figures Push Gaming lists for Retro Tapes (96.47% down to 88.40% across configurations) and on whether the grid is described as 6x9 or 9x6 across sources — we say so once, plainly, rather than repeating a hedge in every section. Beyond that single note, treat the rest of this site's Retro Tapes coverage as our best synthesis of available public data, not a live feed from Push Gaming's internal systems.
Any specific number displayed elsewhere on this site — RTP percentage, max win multiplier, bet range — is pulled from a maintained database tied to public sources. If a casino you play at shows a different configuration for Retro Tapes, that casino's in-game paytable is the authority, not this page.
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