The Wild Chase: Tokyo Go

Three years on from the Riviera original, Quickspin sends the same thieving trio to Japan in The Wild Chase: Tokyo Go. Neon-lit streets, a highway and a sports-car getaway set the mood, and the sound and animation are tuned for speed. The maths differ sharply from the first game, with much higher volatility and a reel set that grows as wins land.

The board opens as five reels of 3-3-4-4-5 rows, playing 76 paylines. Every win, whichever symbols make it, starts the Moving Reel Respin. On each respin the reels expand and the number of ways rises, and after a win the symbols slide one position left while the leftmost ones fall out of view. The ways total climbs to 90, then 154, then 164, and reaches 259 on a full 5x5 board at the fourth respin. The design routes about 43.11% of the return through this feature, so it turns up often.

A win on the fourth respin launches the Super Respin. It plays on the full 259-ways layout, locks every winning symbol in place and keeps respinning until nothing fresh joins the reels. This is the only route to the ceiling of 2,757x the stake. There is no free spins round to chase, so the pace stays continuous.

For symbols, luxury goods such as bubbly, rings, watches, gold and gems pay 0.30x to 1.25x the stake. Four characters sit above them, including a motorcycle police officer and the three thieves, with the male lead topping out at 2.5x the bet. The game logo is the wild and substitutes for every other symbol. Values in the paytable follow the current bet and update as it changes.

The RTP is 96.54% and volatility is rated high, 4 out of 5. Bets run from 0.20 to 100. Given the design, results depend on stringing consecutive wins together and reaching the wider reel formats, so the big outcomes cluster in long respin chains instead of appearing from a single strike.