Temple Guardians

Standing stones etched with glowing runes and wisps of pale light drifting between them set the scene for Pragmatic Play's Temple Guardians, an open-air, nature-mystic take on the 5x3, 10-payline format rather than anything built around temples of gold and treasure.

Ten-to-ace card symbols make up the low end of the paytable, with potion bottles, rings, owls, wolves and a bear carrying the higher values, five of a kind on the card royals pays 10x the stake, and the four picture symbols pay between 20x and 200x for the same line length. A mystical robed figure acts as the wild, appearing on every reel, matching the bear's payout value, and substituting for anything except the game's Money symbols.

Those Money symbols drive the respin feature: landing five or more anywhere on the grid triggers three respins, during which only Money symbols and blanks can land. Purple Money symbols carry their own value of between 0.5x and 500x the stake, Green symbols pay the combined total of every Purple symbol currently in view, and Blue symbols pay the combined total of both Purple and Green symbols on screen. Any new Money symbol that lands resets the counter back to three respins, and the round only ends once the spins run out or the entire grid fills up, filling every position adds a further 2,000x the stake on top of whatever the Money symbols are already worth.

A Feature Buy option skips straight to the respins for 70x the stake, dropping five to seven Money symbols onto the grid immediately rather than leaving it to land naturally. Temple Guardians also ships with three selectable RTP configurations, 96.53%, 95.53% and 94.54%, alongside a maximum win of 10,000x, high volatility, and a hit rate of roughly one spin in every 4.2, from stakes running 0.10 to 250.

Between the flexible RTP settings and a respin feature capable of stacking several Money symbol types at once, Temple Guardians leans toward longer, more variable sessions rather than a single fixed path to its top win, most of the bigger outcomes depend on how many Money symbols accumulate before the grid fills or the respins run out.