Gargoyle Infinity Reels Slot Review
The most interesting thing about Gargoyle Infinity Reels is that its bonus round isn’t where the money lives. The headline 21,300x ceiling belongs to ordinary spins, where the grid can grow without limit while the win multiplier climbs with every reel that joins it. That’s a strange build for a gothic horror game, and it makes the tower of stone sentinels watching over the reels more honest than they look: the treasure they guard isn’t behind a locked feature door. It’s sitting on the parapet, one lucky chain away.
ReelPlay‘s build runs at 95.76% RTP with high volatility, a hit rate of 26.97%, and a top prize of 21,300x the bet. Every reel that joins the grid lifts the win multiplier, with no cap on how many can arrive. The studio has form with this engine: West Coast Cash Infinity Reels runs the same expanding reels, and the catalogue also holds Hercules 10K Ways and Hypernova Megaways. Bets run from 0.25 to 10 per spin. Below the parapet, the reels are already crawling.
Base Game & Features
Infinity Reels
Every spin begins on three reels by three rows. If the rightmost reel improves any winning symbol combination, an extra reel is added to the right and spun. If that reel improves things again, another joins.
The chain continues for as long as the wins keep coming. Each new reel increases the multiplier applied to all symbol wins, and there’s no upper limit on the number of reels that can be added. Wins are calculated once no further reel joins the grid.
Symbols pay left to right where three or more take part, and for every additional qualifying symbol beyond three, the win is paid again. So a five-symbol win pays the three-of-a-kind amount, then pays again for the fourth and fifth symbols on top. Longer combinations are therefore worth considerably more than the base paytable row suggests.
That repaid-win rule and the reel multiplier work together. A chain that runs to six or seven matching symbols is being paid repeatedly while the multiplier climbs with each reel, which is how the math model produces outsized base-game results from a grid that started three reels wide.
The Gargoyle is wild, substituting for every symbol except the scatter, and it lands stacked in full columns when it arrives. Autoplay offers 25, 50, 75, 100 or 250 spins, with a stop button and a running count if you’d rather let the tower do the work. Sound, music, full-screen and left-hand modes are all in the settings menu, and the space bar spins.
Symbol values at the default stake of 1:
- Top symbol: 50 for three, 100 for four, 150 for five, 200 for six
- Second symbol: 25 for three, 50 for four, 75 for five, 100 for six
- Third symbol: 20 for three, 40 for four, 60 for five, 80 for six
- Fourth symbol: 15 for three, 30 for four, 45 for five, 60 for six
- Each of the low-paying gems: 5 for three, 10 for four, 15 for five, 20 for six
The Scatter
The green gem is the scatter, and it pays anywhere on the grid rather than left to right. Its values are multiples of the total bet:
- Three scatters: 1x the total bet
- Four scatters: 2x the total bet
- Five scatters: 3x the total bet
- Six scatters: 4x the total bet
On a grid that keeps adding reels, scatters beyond the starting three aren’t rare in the way they are on a fixed game: every added reel is another chance to land one. Three or more open the way into the free spins, which is where the grid really starts to stretch.
Gargoyle Infinity Reels Free Spins & Bonus Features
Enhanced Ways Free Spins
Landing three or more scatters awards 10 free spins. The round plays on the same expanding grid, but with a twist: extra wilds are added to the reels, and whenever a wild lands, the next reel grows by one symbol in height.
Taller reels mean more positions and more ways to win. Reels can grow to a maximum of six symbols high, and the growth stacks with the Infinity Reels expansion.
So a single free spin can build a grid that’s both wide and tall, with the multiplier climbing every time a reel joins. The two mechanics feed each other: wilds make reels taller, taller reels make wins bigger, bigger wins add reels.
The theme tells the story of the round. The scatters are portal stones that open a rift into the Gargoyle King’s realm, and once inside you get the chance to summon him three times in succession. Succeed, and his Wheel of Wretches is unlocked.
The Wheel of Wretches
Collect wilds during the free spins and the round changes shape. If one or more wilds land on a reel that’s already six symbols high, a random bonus prize is won and the current Infinity spin stops, with any pending wins paid first.
There’s a buildup to that moment. Winning wilds crack open the padlocks that hold the King’s wheel, three in total, and once all three are broken a winning wild on an added reel triggers the spin. The wheel turns once, and the designated prize is awarded.
The prize ladder, all as multiples of the total bet:
- 3x the total bet
- 4x the total bet
- 5x the total bet
- 20x the total bet
- 50x the total bet
- 100x the total bet
- 888x the total bet
Note what the ladder doesn’t do: there’s no retrigger of the free spins themselves, and the wheel ends the Infinity spin it lands on rather than extending play. The 888x top prize is paid on a single spin of the wheel.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 6.9/10
Playing this is a patient sort of thrill. The gargoyles stare out over a game that pays roughly once every four spins, and the reason to choose it is that any of those spins can turn into something much bigger than it started. You’re here for the chain reaction, not the set piece.
That’s the strength too: the reel growth has no cap, so no win is ever finished until the grid stops moving, and the tension on a long chain is real. The weakness is the free spins. A wheel that tops out at 888x is a modest prize for a round that takes this much work to reach, and the 95.76% RTP is a shade stingier than the better games in this family manage.
This one suits players who enjoy the grind of a long build and forgive a modest feature. Anyone who measures a slot by its bonus round will walk away disappointed. The gargoyles keep watch for the patient; the restless should climb somebody else’s tower.
Gargoyle Infinity Reels FAQs
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What is the RTP of Gargoyle Infinity Reels?
The RTP is 95.76%, and it’s a high volatility game to go with it. -
Is Gargoyle Infinity Reels high volatility?
Yes, it’s a high volatility game, so wins tend to be spread out and bankroll management matters. -
What is the hit frequency of Gargoyle Infinity Reels?
The hit frequency is 26.97%, which works out at roughly one winning spin in every four. -
What is the grid size of Gargoyle Infinity Reels?
It starts as a 3×3 grid, but the Infinity Reels mechanic can add reels without limit whenever the rightmost reel improves a win. -
What is the minimum and maximum bet on Gargoyle Infinity Reels?
Stakes start at 0.25 per spin and go up to 10. -
How do you trigger free spins in Gargoyle Infinity Reels?
Landing three or more scatter symbols anywhere on the grid awards 10 free spins. During the round, wilds grow the reels up to six symbols high, and a wild landing on a six-high reel wins a random bonus prize of up to 888x the bet. -
What does the Wheel of Wretches pay in Gargoyle Infinity Reels?
The wheel awards one prize from a ladder of 3x, 4x, 5x, 20x, 50x, 100x or 888x the total bet. It triggers when a wild lands on a reel that has reached six symbols high during the free spins. -
What is the maximum win on Gargoyle Infinity Reels?
The maximum win is 21,300x the bet.
