Lost Relics 2
A cluster-style slot where winning symbols break stone blocks and reveal chests underneath. Chests award multipliers, extra wilds, cash prizes or free spins; in free spins the grid can grow and more chests appear.
Base-game wins are modest; the free spins carry the value, so expect long dry spells at a fixed stake.
Lost Relics 2 lists a published RTP of 96.03%.
Lost Relics 2 has a declared volatility of high. An RTP is a long-run average over very many spins, so it does not predict a single session. The guide to what RTP means in new online casinos explains how to read the figure.
Lost Relics 2 builds its game around chests. Winning symbols break stone blocks, and the chests under them pay out once fully revealed. Free spins start with 10 spins, and chest rewards can add more. Because most of the value sits in the free spins, the base game feels quiet. Players who prefer steady small wins may find the pace slow.
Lost Relics 2 also asks for a bankroll plan. The slot can run through many spins without a feature, so choose a stake that lasts. A smaller stake gives the free spins more chances to arrive. Treat the first spins of a session as the cost of reaching a chest feature.
Gonzo's Treasure Map
A live game show built on Gonzo's Quest and produced with Evolution, which owns NetEnt. You bet on areas of a map; blocks drop onto it, and gold or multiplier blocks pay the areas they hit. Gonzo keys open a bonus round with a wall of multipliers.
Gonzo's Treasure Map is a live game show rather than a slot. The game's provider is Evolution Gaming.
Gonzo's Treasure Map is listed under the game type Game Shows. Evolution AB is the parent company of NetEnt, which explains why a NetEnt brand appears in a live studio. The wider range of live titles sits on the Evolution Gaming page.
Gonzo's Treasure Map publishes an RTP of 96.56%. The minimum bet is 0.1 USD. The maximum bet is 1,000 USD. These limits come from our data and can differ by casino, so check the table limits in the game lobby.
Each round gives you two decisions. First, pick the map areas you want to back. Second, decide whether to cover the stones that may hide Gonzo keys. Gold blocks pay 10x on a tile they hit, and Multiplier blocks pay 20x. The bonus round then multiplies prizes with a falling Ruby block.
Block positions are random each round, so no pattern improves your odds. Backing more tiles raises the cost of a round and also raises the chance of a hit. Players who want short rounds with visible outcomes will find the format easy to follow.
Starburst XXXtreme
The classic Starburst layout with expanding wilds on reels 2 to 4, now carrying random multipliers from x2 to x150 that combine. XXXtreme Spins let you pay extra per spin for guaranteed wilds. Volatility is far higher than in the original.
Starburst XXXtreme lists a published RTP of 96.45%.
Starburst XXXtreme has a declared volatility of high. The slot uses 5 reels. Its listed features are bonus buy, multipliers, wild symbols.
Wild symbols and multipliers drive the design. Starburst Wilds expand on reels 2, 3 and 4 and trigger Re-Spins. Random multipliers range from x2 to x150, and several can land together. The bonus buy costs 10 times the bet for one Wild or 95 times the bet for two Wilds per spin. Before using it, read how to choose the best new casino game for your bankroll.
Fans of the original Starburst will recognise the expanding Wilds. The added multipliers and the high volatility change how a session feels. Expect longer gaps between wins than in the original.
Where to play
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