Monsters vs. Gigablox Slot Machine
People have always created monsters, which inevitably gave rise to the concept of creatures engaging in combat. That is the basic idea of the recently released slot machine, Monsters vs. Gigablox, created by the talented programmers at Yggdrasil. This conflict of monsters may make for a highly thrilling gaming experience because it has clear and sharp visuals, careful detailing, and of course the Gigablox mechanic.
Slot Features
The Monsters vs. Gigablox slot does not have a lot of features, despite the game's action-packed atmosphere. The two added elements, though, can provide for some truly entertaining games.
The payouts for 6 of a kind wins with the premium symbols, which are various monsters, range from 2 to 10 times your wager. The top-tier symbol is the Kongo King, and golden crown Wilds substitute for pay symbols to aid in completing wins. However, wilds have no intrinsic worth, and each spin can produce up to 6x6 Gigablox symbols. In the base game, all gigablox count as 1x1 symbols and can appear as wilds or scatters.
To enter the bonus round, you must have at least 5 scatters in view. For each scatter that does so, you will receive 4 additional free spins on top of your initial award. Total free spins range from 9 to 40, and the monster symbol that becomes the Rampaging Monster depends on how many times it appeared on the spin that set off the feature.
For the entire bonus round, the Rampaging Monster appears in golden form and acts as a wild symbol. An additional x2 multiplier is applied to pure Monster Wild victories, and the average Gigablox size increases during the feature. In the bonus round, only premium monster symbols will show up as Gigablox.
The extreme volatility allows for the possibility of prizes that are notably scarce but significantly more valuable. In addition, there is a maximum win possibility of up to 3,116 times the stake, which may have been higher given the volatility model.
The RTP for Monsters vs. Gigablox is set at a respectable 96.10%, which is slightly higher than the industry standard.
