Yes. Knights runs directly in a browser on Windows through the operator's site — there is no dedicated Windows app or downloadable client for this game.
- No installation file exists for Knights specifically
- Any modern Windows browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox) is enough
- You need an account with an operator that carries Red Rake Gaming content
How to open Knights on a Windows computer
Start by choosing a licensed operator that lists Red Rake Gaming among its providers. Since Knights has no standalone app, the operator's website is the only entry point on Windows, so pick a site you're comfortable creating an account with before anything else.
Open your browser of choice — Chrome, Edge and Firefox are all commonly used on Windows and work fine with HTML5 slots like this one. There's no plugin to install; the game loads inside the browser window once you select it from the lobby.
Sign in or register, then use the operator's search bar to find Knights. Because the title is fairly generic, you may see similarly named slots from other studios in the results — check the provider tag to confirm you've picked the Red Rake Gaming version.
If the operator offers a demo mode, it's worth testing the interface first. That way you can see how the optional sixth reel toggles on and off, and how the free spins feature behaves, before deciding whether to switch to real balance play.
Keep in mind that specific Canadian licensing coverage for Knights is not documented across every province, so availability depends on which operator you choose rather than the game itself.
Once loaded, the interface behaves the same as it would on any desktop: adjust your bet, decide whether to activate the extra reel, and spin. Nothing about the Windows experience differs from what the browser delivers on other operating systems.
About Red Rake Gaming
Red Rake Gaming is a B2B slot developer that supplies content to online casino operators rather than publishing its own consumer-facing app or platform. Knights, released in March 2019, is part of its HTML5 catalogue built for browser and mobile delivery through partner casinos.
Why there's no Windows app for Knights
Red Rake Gaming builds Knights as an HTML5 title meant to run inside a browser, not as a native application. This is standard for the studio and for most slot developers supplying operator platforms: the game is embedded in the casino's website rather than distributed separately. Some operators maintain their own Windows or mobile apps, but those are built and controlled by the operator, not by Red Rake Gaming, and Knights would simply appear as one title inside that broader app if the operator offers one.
What loads when you launch Knights on Windows
- Standard 5x3 grid with 5 fixed paylines, plus an optional sixth magic reel you can switch on for higher potential wins
- Free spins triggered by Horse scatter symbols, ranging from 10 to 40 spins depending on how many land
- Wild symbol (Merlin) that substitutes for regular symbols and doubles the win when part of a line
- Knight symbols that progressively convert to wilds during the free spins round via badge activation
- Win multipliers of 2x and 3x available inside the bonus feature
Where else Knights runs besides Windows browsers
- Windows desktop/laptop, Not checked. Runs through the operator's website in any modern browser, no download needed
- Mac, Not checked. Same browser-based access as Windows, since the game is HTML5
- Android/iOS, Not checked. Described by operators as fully compatible on smartphones via mobile browser
- Dedicated app, Not checked. None published by Red Rake Gaming for Knights specifically
RTP you'll see while playing on Windows
95.10%
The return-to-player figure doesn't change based on device — what loads on a Windows browser uses the same math model as on mobile or Mac.
Windows setup questions
Do I need to download anything to play Knights on a Windows PC?
No. The game loads inside your browser once you open it from an operator's lobby — there is no installer or APK for Knights.
Does the sixth magic reel work the same way on Windows as on mobile?
Yes, toggling the extra reel on or off is part of the game's interface itself, so it behaves identically regardless of the device loading it.
Which Windows browsers work with Knights?
Chrome, Edge and Firefox are all commonly used with HTML5 slots like Knights; the game doesn't require a specific browser or plugin.
Can I try the free spins feature before playing with real balance on Windows?
If your chosen operator offers a demo version, you can test how the Horse scatter triggers free spins and how knight symbols convert to wilds before switching to real play.
Is Knights guaranteed to be available through every Canadian operator?
No. Coverage depends on which operator carries Red Rake Gaming content, since full provincial licensing documentation for this title isn't published.
Should you play Knights on Windows?
Knights works fine on Windows precisely because there's nothing special to set up — it's a browser game through and through. The medieval theme, optional sixth reel and progressive wild feature during free spins come across the same way they would on any other device, so the platform choice mostly comes down to convenience.
Made for Players who already use a Windows browser regularly and want a straightforward way to reach Knights without installing anything extra.
Not made for Players expecting a dedicated downloadable app, since none exists for this title from Red Rake Gaming or through most operators.
Ready to open Knights?
Choose a licensed operator carrying Red Rake Gaming titles and load Knights directly in your Windows browser. Play responsibly — 19+ (18+ in AB, MB, QC).
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