Age Of Beasts Infinity Reels Slot Review
A purple-robed figure looms at the edge of an ornate bronze frame, magenta crystals sprouting from its corners, rocky cliffs falling away to a snow-dusted peak half lost in mist. ReelPlay have dressed Age Of Beasts Infinity Reels in handsome hand-drawn fantasy, but the artwork is the quietest thing about it. This is a game that pays out on a grid which refuses to hold still: every spin starts on a 3×4 layout and grows rightwards for as long as the new reels keep improving a win.
The RTP is 95.6% and volatility is high. The biggest fixed prizes on the board are the Wheel Feature’s Grand at 1000x the total bet and the 888x Infinity Bonus for reaching the 13th reel. It runs the same engine as Odin Infinity Reels and El Dorado Infinity Reels, in beast-fantasy clothes rather than Norse or Aztec ones.
Symbols and Pays
Symbols pay from the leftmost reel across adjacent reels, and every symbol pays as a scatter: five or more of the same kind anywhere in the chain will do, and the win is the number of participating symbols multiplied by the symbol’s value. The Chest is the odd one out, counting from any position once five or more take part.
Symbols standing taller than one row contribute every row they cover in the four-row display, so a tall symbol can add several participating symbols at once. Coinciding wins for different symbols are added together, and only the highest win counts per combination. Wins are multiplied by the base bet, which is the total bet divided by 25.
That maths shapes everything about how the grid behaves. A spin opens with just three reels, so a five-symbol chain can’t exist on the starting layout: the count has to come from tall symbols stacking rows, or from reels being added to the right until the combination grows into a payable one. The paytable doesn’t really begin working until the grid does.
Symbol values as multiples of the bet:
- Griffin – 5x for five symbols
- Purple Beast – 4x for five symbols
- Blue Dragon – 3x for five symbols
- Green/Gold Warrior – 3x for five symbols
- Orange Amulet – 2x for five symbols
- Purple Potion – 2x for five symbols
- Green Potion – 2x for five symbols
- Red Potion – 2x for five symbols
- Yellow Gem – 1x for five symbols
- Blue Gem – 1x for five symbols
- Chest – 5x for five symbols
The wild substitutes for everything except the Chest, and it only appears from reel two onwards. The Chest is the scatter that matters: any Chest win in the base game opens the Wheel Feature.
Infinity Reels and the Symbol Multiplier
Every spin begins with three reels. If the rightmost reel improves any symbol combination, a fourth reel is added to the right and spun. If that one improves things again, a fifth follows, and so on until a reel fails to add anything. Only then are the wins counted.
Each new reel pushes the Symbol Multiplier, applied to all symbol wins, up by one in the base game. The multiplier starts at 1 in every new game and keeps climbing for as long as the reels keep coming. There’s no upper limit on the reel count, and none on the multiplier either.
The Infinity Bonus
Reach the 13th reel and the game pays the Infinity Bonus outright: 888x the total bet, which works out at 22,200x the base bet the paytable maths runs on. The Symbol Multiplier isn’t applied on top. Twelve consecutive improving reels is a rare event by design, so the bonus works as a distant jackpot sitting above the ordinary symbol wins rather than a realistic target for a typical session.
The Wheel Feature
Any Chest win during the base game triggers the Wheel Feature, played at the same bet as the triggering spin. Eight free spins and a Symbol Multiplier increment of 1 are stored to begin with, and the wheels exist to improve that store before the free spins begin.
Five wheels are presented with incrementally larger prizes, and the first is spun. A cash prize pays out and ends the feature. A free spin increment or a multiplier increment is added to the stored amount instead, and the next wheel spins.
The fifth wheel holds only bonus prizes, so every outcome there ends the round. That structure is the interesting part: the further through the wheels you get, the more has been banked for the free spins, and the fifth wheel guarantees the round pays something on the way out.
The bonus prizes on the ladder:
- Grand – 1000x total bet
- Major – 100x total bet
- Minor – 25x total bet
- Mini – 10x total bet
Non-bonus prizes on the wheels range from 2x to 15x the total bet, so an early cash result can be a modest instant payout rather than a gateway to the bonus round at all.
Free Spins
Free Spins commence once the Wheel Feature completes, awarding exactly as many spins as were stored, at the triggering bet. The stored multiplier increment is what gives the round its teeth: every new reel added during free spins raises the Symbol Multiplier by that amount, between 1 and 7, instead of the base game’s flat 1.
The multiplier starts at 1 when free spins begin and doesn’t reset between spins, so a long run of growing reels compounds across the whole round rather than a single spin. Any Chest win during the round adds an extra four spins, keeping the build alive for another stretch.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7/10
Most of a session here is spent on three quiet reels under those painterly cliffs, waiting for one spin to catch. That’s the whole reason to choose it: the moment a chain starts growing, each new reel raises the multiplier and the wins run on, and no fixed-grid game offers that particular suspense.
The Wheel Feature is the best thing in the box. Because the fifth wheel pays a guaranteed bonus prize and every earlier wheel can bank spins or multiplier instead of cash, it’s a round that always gives you something and sometimes gives you a great one. The base game is the soft spot: at one multiplier step per reel and a top symbol worth 5x, the stretches between bonuses are long and thin.
It suits the patient kind who enjoy the build itself, and fans of ReelPlay’s earlier Infinity Reels work will feel at home. Players who want regular wins won’t find them on this mountain. For those content to wait, the beasts do eventually show their teeth.
Age Of Beasts Infinity Reels FAQs
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What is the RTP of Age Of Beasts Infinity Reels?
The overall theoretical return to player is 95.6%. -
Is Age Of Beasts Infinity Reels high volatility?
Yes, it’s a high volatility game, with wins concentrated in the reel-growth chain and the bonus round rather than frequent small payouts. -
How does the Infinity Reels mechanic work?
A spin starts on three reels. If the rightmost reel improves any symbol combination, an extra reel is added and spun, and this repeats for as long as each new reel improves a combination. There’s no upper limit on the number of reels that can be added. -
What is the Infinity Bonus in Age Of Beasts Infinity Reels?
Any spin that adds 13 or more reels awards the Infinity Bonus of 888x the total bet. The Symbol Multiplier isn’t applied to Infinity Bonus wins. -
How do you trigger the Wheel Feature?
Any Chest symbol win during the base game triggers the Wheel Feature. Chests count from any position, needing five or more participating symbols. -
How do free spins work in Age Of Beasts Infinity Reels?
Free Spins begin once the Wheel Feature completes, awarding the number of spins stored on the wheels. Every new reel added raises the Symbol Multiplier by the stored increment, between 1 and 7, and the multiplier doesn’t reset between spins. Any Chest win during the round adds an extra four spins. -
What is the grid size of Age Of Beasts Infinity Reels?
The game starts on a 3×4 grid, with additional reels added to the right whenever the rightmost reel improves a symbol combination. -
Who makes Age Of Beasts Infinity Reels?
It’s made by ReelPlay. Its release date is 2 December 2021.
