Age of Beasts Infinity Reels

The original Infinity Reels beast hunt

Long before the 2025 Yggdrasil-branded rebalance, ReelPlay released the original Age of Beasts Infinity Reels back in December 2021, and it's this version that established the game's core Infinity Reels formula: a 3-reel starting grid that adds a new reel to the right every time a win involves all reels currently in play, continuing the chain for as long as each fresh reel keeps contributing to the win.

Look and feel

The presentation favours a windswept, oil-painting-style landscape rather than a busy, symbol-cluttered scene - all lonely crags and dramatic sky, closer to a moody landscape painting than a typical slot backdrop, until the premium creature symbols start hitting and disrupt the stillness. It shares some visual DNA with other ReelPlay Infinity Reels titles, including the four prize values displayed to the left of the grid.

How wins and the multiplier build

Each spin begins with three reels holding four symbols apiece. Landing a win across all active reels adds a new reel on the right; if that new reel keeps the win going, another gets added, and so on until a newly added reel fails to contribute further. Every added reel also bumps a win multiplier up by +1, applied to the final combination once the chain stops extending - meaning a long run of consecutive wins can turn a modest starting combination into a genuinely large payout.

RTP, volatility and hit rate

Age of Beasts Infinity Reels returns 95.6% to players at its best configuration, rated high volatility, and backed by a documented hit frequency of 29.94% - meaning close to three in every ten spins produce some kind of win, giving the reel-expansion chain a fair number of opportunities to get going across a session.

Max win, features and stakes

On top of the core mechanic, free spins, a Bonus Wheel, and jackpot prizes are all available, adding extra layers of win potential beyond the base Infinity Reels expansion. The confirmed max win sits at 3,953x the stake, and betting runs from 25p/c up to $/€60 per spin - a wider top end than the newer Yggdrasil-hosted version, giving higher-stakes players more room.

Verdict

As the original build of ReelPlay's beast-themed Infinity Reels concept, this version leans harder into high volatility than its later rebalance, trading a lower max win ceiling for a stronger, near-30% hit frequency. If you'd rather see reels stack up regularly than wait for rarer, bigger hits, this is the Age of Beasts Infinity Reels build worth trying first via the free demo at johnessyslots.