About Kitty Glitter

Kitty Glitter is one of those classic IGT slots that everybody just seems to love.

Unless you hate cats with a passion, CasinoWizard is pretty sure you will enjoy this feline-filled slot-fest as well.

Kitty Glitter was introduced in 2005 to the public in brick-and-mortar casinos of Las Vegas and London High Streets.

In 2021, an online version was released, with (slightly) better graphics and the same gameplay and features.

Kitty Glitter RTP

According to the official IGT game rules, Kitty Glitter has an average Return to Player of between 93.51% and 94.92%.

CasinoWizard isn’t sure what to make of that and finds it odd that IGT cannot be clearer than this.

In any case, the Return to Player percentages are low, compared to 96%, which is the industry average for online slots.

Gameplay and Features

Kitty Glitter offers 30 fixed pay lines played on the classic 5 x 3 video slot setup.

Betting starts at 30 cents and goes up to $/€300 per spin.

Other features include:

Medium variance.
Wilds substitute all symbols except scatters.
Premium symbols consist of four different cats.
The low-paying symbols are the ten through ace symbols.
Three scatters on reels 2, 3, and 4 trigger the free spins bonus.
You earn 15 free spins, which can be re-triggered.
The maximum number of free spins is 225.
Collect diamonds on the 5th reel and win upgrades where premium symbols turn into wilds on reels 2 through 5.

As is the case with all online IGT slots, your winnings are capped at 250,000 euros or dollars, depending on your real money currency.

Given this slot’s low to medium variance, your chances of reaching that quarter of a million are around slim to none.

As much as we love those stubborn, purring, furry creatures, they won’t make us rich anytime soon.

Especially with these poor RTP rates.

No doubt, Kitty Glitter is a well-designed slot with many things going for it.

The insanely cute cats and an exciting free spins bonus with progressive wilds make for a thoroughly enjoyable experience.

The only real shame is the lower-than-average Return to Player.

Percentages below 94% may fly well in Las Vegas but don’t cut it for an online slot.