Ancient Tumble

Our recorded Ancient Tumble bonuses

We have opened Ancient Tumble 3 times between 29 Aug 2026 and 22 Sep 2026 on stream and logged the result. The best of those paid 232.5× the bet. That is too few opens to say anything about how the game behaves — it is a record of what happened on those occasions, nothing more.

An overgrown, rain-soaked temple complex is the setting for Ancient Tumble, continuing a Relax Gaming series that already includes Cluster Tumble. Torch-lit chambers heavy with gold appear once the bonus rounds get going.

The board itself is a 6x6 grid mixing active symbols with destroyable stone blocks — up to 24 of them present at the start of a spin — and wins are read left to right from the leftmost reel regardless of which row a symbol lands on, generating up to 46,656 ways to win. J-through-A card ranks sit at the bottom of the paytable for 0.2x the stake on a six-of-a-kind win, three gem colours pay 0.3x to 0.5x, and two mask symbols reach 0.6x to 1x. Wild symbols appear on every reel except the leftmost and substitute for any of these. Any stone block sitting next to a winning symbol — left, right, above or below — is destroyed along with the win itself, and the tumble mechanic drops fresh symbols down to fill whatever gaps that leaves.

Destroyed stone blocks on reels two through six can reveal an Unbreakable Wild, which destroys the regular symbol directly beneath it after every following cascade — though not other stone blocks, coins or Unbreakable Wilds — and stays on the bottom row until it joins a win or the round ends. Coins hide inside other stone blocks or can appear during cascades; every coin on the board pays 1x to 25x the stake at the end of the round, boosted by any coin multiplier stone blocks destroyed along the way. Colossal symbols, oversized versions of the regular paying symbols from 2x2 up to 5x5, count as the equivalent number of normal symbols filling that space, and any spin can randomly become a Golden Spin, lifting the win chance for that spin alone.

Destroying every stone block on the grid during the base game awards six free spins and a choice between four different modes, with any stone blocks cleared during the round itself adding three more spins on top. The Classic mode carries dedicated multiplier stone blocks worth x1 to x3 each, building an overall multiplier from a starting value of x1, alongside extra-spin blocks worth one to three additional spins. The Coin mode fills each spin with three to fourteen coin stone blocks plus a chance of a coin multiplier, the Colossal mode guarantees an oversized symbol every spin, and the Multiplier Ladder mode climbs a step per win or spin up to x100, awarding bonus spins at x10, x20 and x50 and two extra for hitting the cap. A Golden Spin that clears the whole board opens the Super Free Spins instead, folding every one of those systems into a single round with its own multiplier ladder running against every win, coin payouts included, and any free spins mode can randomly trigger Lucky Boost for better odds partway through.

Three feature spin options shift the odds for extra cost: Enhanced Spins add 50% to the stake for a better chance of Unbreakable Wilds, Coin Spins cost 5x for a guaranteed run of coin blocks, and Colossal Spins cost 7x for colossal symbols every spin, all at the base 96.1% RTP. A direct feature buy jumps straight into free spins for 200x or Super Free Spins for 400x, at a slightly higher 96.5% RTP. Volatility tops the 5-point scale, the default RTP is 96.1%, and stakes of 20p to £100 a spin can return as much as 10,000x the bet at the top end.