Temple Quest Spinfinity Slot – Free Demo

Forty Lines Under the Temple Roof

Sustaining their unstoppable streak, developer Big Time Gaming fixed their sights on one of the more crowded, some might say hackneyed, slots themes - the modest jungle temple game, and typically, Big Time Gaming was not satisfied following someone else's blueprint to do so. King of Cats and Lil' Devil come from the same studio. Instead, they've ripped it up and let the crew loose to dream up something fresh, though it might not appear entirely fresh if you only read the principle traits on paper. Two-of-a-kind pays exist here, but only on the wild and on the ornate mask. In practice, however, Temple Quest Spinfinity is a large, gruff, no-nonsense slot. It can burst sky high at any instant. Across 490 spins my balance peaked at 1,188.60 and bottomed out at 982.80. That is much like the free spins that never cease retriggering, or the enormous stone masks that flood the reels at pivotal instants throughout the game.

Play starts on a game field arranged using 5 reels, 4 rows, and 40 fixed lines, and you can tell this is a standard grid, as the studio's trick rests not in the layout but in the symbols that expand across it. A single Mega Icon can cover as many as 16 of those positions. At first, the setting comes across as a little more muted than customary for a Big Time Gaming release. There is no train robbery, no prison block, no high-voltage disco establishing the mood, and a heavy trudging score piles on the atmosphere while sculpted idols tower over an overgrown temple held up by fractured stone columns. My stake through the session was 1.00, which is 0.10 per line. That betrays few hints of the ferocity possible when Temple Quest Spinfinity is firing. The free spins came round seven times in 490 spins, and one of those rounds retriggered. If you shut your eyes, it's simple to picture jungle glades full of parrots and jade medallions. Adventurers go about the task of prising riches out of the walls.

One to be cautious of is volatility, rated 3 out of 6. As per normal, the RTP is the one figure the game pledges to. Mine came back at 112.9% across the session. That's something to watch out for before shouldering your imagined machete, where the setup on offer is 96.17%, and other stats of note include a hit rate of 28% over my session and large potential - handled in the verdict. Free spins supplied 159.40 of the total won, or 29% of everything.

Temple Quest Spinfinity pays out on matching symbols left to right, from the first reel. Wins are multiplied by the stake per line rather than by the total bet. Only the highest win is paid per line, and all winning lines are added together. The wild counts as a paying symbol too, at 375 times the stake per line for five. Symbols begin with boxed Q-A symbols, unconventionally omitting the customary J from the stack, and then I get the premiums comprising a green jade medallion, a plumed parrot, and an elaborate mask. The A is the best of the card symbols, at 8 times the stake per line for five. 5 of a kind premiums will award a reward worth 15 to 50 times the stake per line.

Mega Icons and the Mystery Reveal

Temple Quest Spinfinity is the slot that displays Big Time Gaming's Spinfinity feature, and as part of the complete bundle, players also receive Mega Icons, the Mystery Symbol, and Wilds.

The Mega Icons feature is best to handle first. A block of Mega ornate masks across the middle reels paid me 67.00 from a 1.00 stake on spin 120. It is more or less a fancy oversized-symbol scheme, and each Mega Icon spans up to 16 symbol positions. That is the full height of the grid across four reels. It can produce wins on its own or together with matching ordinary symbols, and in the base game, every Mega Symbol appears by way of the Mystery Symbol.

Regrettably, there is no link between the Mystery Symbol and the detective genre. A Mystery reveal on spin 34 produced a Mega wild block worth 154.00 on a 1.00 stake, the biggest single spin I logged. Anyway, the Mystery Symbol always uncovers a Mega Symbol, and wild symbols substitute for all symbols except the Mega Free Spins Icons.

The centrepiece of the show is the Free Spins bonus feature, and it triggers when the Mega Free Spins Icon is uncovered. The wild cannot stand in for that icon. The number of spins corresponds with the number of symbol positions it fills - up to 9 Free Spins from a lone trigger. My seven triggers ran from 3 free spins up to 9. In the feature, reel 1 carries ordinary symbols while reels 2, 3, 4 and 5 show 4x4 Mega Icons. Re-triggers arrive from the Mega Free Spins Icons again. Only one of my rounds managed it, a nine-spin trigger on spin 356. Under Spinfinity they are uncapped, and the rules state they "can amount to hundreds and hundreds of Free Spins". The triggering stake is applied for the entire feature, and there is a lot to absorb. The round's winnings are totalled at the end, credited, and then regular play resumes. So just regard it as a thoroughly inflated free spins round, with enormous symbols everywhere. My rounds paid between 5.40 and 36.00 on a 1.00 stake.

490 Spins at a 1.00 Stake

I'm speaking about the mid-volatility, huge potential slots that Big Time Gaming keeps building, and you might suppose the momentum has to give at some point, that it's just not plausible for a studio to keep knocking it out of the park. Temple Quest Spinfinity came out in credit for me, 1,000.00 to 1,063.40.

The Minty Breakdown: 553.40 back on 490.00 wagered is 112.9% over one sitting, and a sitting is not a sample worth building anything on - the free spins carried 159.40 of that, and a single Mystery reveal on spin 34 carried another 154.00. Take either of those two events out and the same afternoon finishes under water.

Judging by Temple Quest Spinfinity, that's not a concern they have to fret about at the moment. The gaps between my feature triggers went as wide as 95 and then 118 spins.

As to the feature, Mega Icons are perfect for a temple game in that they fill the screen while playing a leading part in scoring bigger wins. Five ornate masks on a line are worth 50 times the stake per line, the top figure among the regular symbols. As will be apparent to most seasoned players, the Free Spins have a dose of Megaways about them, and they might be less fierce without all the reel modifiers going on. But Free Spins do come with an uncapped retrigger to balance out the scale. You might only begin with a handful of spins - my first trigger filled 8 positions for 8 free spins. That round paid 35.00 on a 1.00 stake. They have the potential to snowball, and the Mystery Symbol and the Mega Free Spins Icon play a vital role in getting the most out of the bonus game.

Best be plain though. Temple Quest Spinfinity is no relaxed roller coaster ride through a warmly lit jungle ruin, and across 490 spins I watched 138 of them pay, 76 of those for less than the stake, and an 18-spin dry spell late on. That dry run ended on spin 455. However, it's also a temple crammed with rich goods ready to be tapped by those who can endure the pressure. One more free spins round arrived at spin 480, three spins for 7.00. Mine returned 553.40 on 490.00 wagered.