Gonzo’s Quest

The ‘avalanche’ system in play at Gonzo’s Quest promises the opportunity of a number of wins at just one spin. Any time you line up three or more symbols in a row (on one of the 20 win-lines) you’ll trigger a win. Those blocks of stones with the winning symbols will now crumble, then explode, with the blocks from above falling into their place. New blocks will now appear at the top of the reels.

Once the first avalanche has occurred, the reels will be re-evaluated. As long as you keep winning, the avalanche system will continue, so you could rack up a number of wins.

Another boost is the use of multipliers. Your first win will be a standard one. But if you achieve a second win in one wave, a 2x multiplier will be applied. A third win sees the multiplier increased to 3x. Meanwhile, all subsequent wins after that will see a 5x multiplier applied.

Gonzo’s Quest: Free Spins with Increased Multipliers

A bronze coloured stone acts as the feature symbol. This contains a carving of an ugly beast with his tongue sticking out. Line up three or more bonus symbols in a row and you’ll enter the free spins bonus feature.

During the free spins, the multiplier starts at 3x. Successive avalanche wins will see this number increased to 6x, 9x and 15x. A run of wins during the free spins is therefore certainly going to pay out well. During the free spins, you can re-trigger. This will see an additional 10 spins added to your existing total.

The Base Game Featuring Multiplying Four Figure Wins

This NetEnt-designed pokie features five reels and some big winning chances. The highest paying symbol in the game is a silver stone carving of a jolly character, with gold eyes and sideburns. Land this symbol five times in a row and you’ll win 2,500 coins. Look out for an amazing win if one of those multipliers is applied. In fact, a 37,500 coins win is possible if the maximum 15x multiplier is applied! An elderly looking green beast pays 1,000 coins. This is joined by a motley crew of other beasts that pay between 500 and 50 coins. The wild symbol is the only stone that doesn’t feature a carving. It simply has a golden question mark instead.