GigaBlox Kingdom Slot Review
A stone pyramid looms out of the jungle mist and fireflies drift past the gilded reel frame. GigaBlox Kingdom’s argument is that oversized symbols shouldn’t be an event: while most block games ration the giants for the bonus, this one guarantees a GigaBlox on every spin of the base game. The Diamond is the counterweight, landing as a giant itself and paying up to 500x the bet.
Behind the giants sit six reels with four to six rows, 25 paylines, medium-high volatility, a 94.0% RTP and a 5,000x cap. SpinOn knows this territory, having already built Lock & Loot GigaBlox and Trolls Frenzy. The question with any block-heavy game is whether the giants pay like giants. Here, mostly, they do.
Base Game & Features
Every spin connects at least two adjacent reels into a single oversized symbol. In the base game these GigaBlox run from 2×2 up to 4×4, and any symbol can arrive as one: the wild, the Diamond, even the Free Spin symbol.
Each giant block functions as the individual symbols it covers, so a 4×4 block of a high symbol is sixteen chances at a payline at once. The wild substitutes for all regular symbols and carries its own payout, matching the top skulls.
Wins pay left to right across the 25 paylines, and only the highest combination on each line is paid. Simultaneous wins on different lines are added together. Free Spin symbols don’t need a payline at all.
The Diamond Feature
The Diamond lands only on the fifth reel, and it never lands empty. In the base game it awards a cash win of 2x to 500x the bet, or 5, 9 or 16 free spins. During free spins the cash range is the same, with 1, 2, 3 or 5 extra spins instead.
Bigger diamonds pay better on average, and a Diamond that lands as a GigaBlox counts as a single symbol while improving the average prize.
Golden Bet
A toggle adds 20% to the stake per spin and grants one extra feature pick when free spins trigger. It’s a simple ante, and it stacks with everything the bonus round already hands out. If you’re chasing a particular combination of modifiers, that extra pick is the cheapest way to raise your odds of getting there.
Symbol Values
Four high-paying skull symbols sit above four low-paying card ranks, with a fifth low skull bridging the gap. All values are multiples of the total bet:
- High Skull A, B, C and D: 1.6x / 4x / 8x / 20x for three to six of a kind
- Wild: 1.6x / 4x / 8x / 20x
- Low Skull A: 1x / 2.4x / 6x / 12x
- Low Skull B: 0.8x / 2x / 5x / 10x
- Low Skull C: 0.8x / 1.6x / 4x / 8x
- Low Skull D: 0.6x / 1.2x / 3x / 6x
- A, K, Q and J: 0.2x / 0.4x / 1x / 2x
Bets run from 0.25 to 100 per spin, and the hit frequency sits at 26.7%. That’s roughly one winning spin in four, before the giant blocks start stacking combinations on top of each other. When the round is done, every free spins win is added to whatever the triggering spin already paid.
GigaBlox Kingdom Free Spins & Bonus Features
Landing five or more Free Spin symbols in the base game triggers the bonus, and the count is refreshingly direct: each symbol is worth one spin. Land nine, get nine spins. Free spins play at the triggering bet.
Before the round starts, you’re awarded three to seven features that stay active for the whole session, drawn from six options:
- Wild High – one high symbol is replaced with wilds across the entire reel set
- X2 Multiplier – all wins doubled
- Expanded Reels – two extra rows, growing the game to 40 paylines and allowing 6×6 GigaBlox
- Extra Wild – one or two wilds added to random positions every free spin
- High Stacks – one high symbol becomes super stacked
- Extra Free Spins – one to five additional spins
The Expanded Reels pick is where the game’s ceiling lives. Six-by-six GigaBlox on a 6×6 grid with 40 paylines is the setup the whole design is reaching for.
Pairing it with the X2 Multiplier or Extra Wild is where the 5,000x cap starts looking reachable rather than decorative.
Free Spins Gamble
On entry you can gamble your feature picks for more, up to a maximum of eight. Pick correctly and the extra picks are yours; choose wrong and the entire free spins session is cancelled. It’s a sharp set of stakes for a gamble option, since there’s no partial loss.
Buy Into Free Spins
Two buy options skip the waiting entirely:
- Buy Into Free Spins – 60x the bet for 5-16 free spins with three to seven feature picks
- Buy With Extra Feature – 100x the bet for 5-16 free spins with four to eight feature picks
Both buys let you keep your chosen bet size, and the feature-pick ranges mean the premium option is really buying consistency: a floor of four picks rather than three, and a ceiling of eight rather than seven.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.7/10
Playing GigaBlox Kingdom feels like a jungle that never stops moving: the giants land every spin, so the base game is the show rather than the queue for it. The Diamond on reel five keeps any spin one symbol away from paying up to 500x. That constant motion is the reason to choose it over the quieter block games in SpinOn’s catalogue.
Its best trick is the feature picks, because three to seven session-long modifiers mean no two bonuses play the same, and gambling towards eight picks is a genuine decision rather than a coin-flip formality. Its worst number is the 94.0% RTP, which charges you for all that variety, and the 5,000x cap is modest next to what a 6×6 Expanded Reels round looks like it should pay.
This one belongs to players who want the bonus round their way and don’t need a five-figure ceiling to justify the trip, and it will leave pure max-win hunters cold. The jungle gives up its features freely; the return is where it keeps some treasure back.
GigaBlox Kingdom FAQs
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What is the RTP of GigaBlox Kingdom?
GigaBlox Kingdom runs at a total RTP of 94.0%. That figure reflects the expected return across a very large number of spins and can’t be affected by strategy. -
How volatile is GigaBlox Kingdom?
It’s a medium-high volatility game, with a hit frequency of 26.7%, which works out to roughly one winning spin in four. -
How do you trigger free spins in GigaBlox Kingdom?
Land five or more Free Spin symbols in the base game. Each symbol awards one free spin, so the number of symbols you land is exactly the number of spins you receive. The Free Spin symbols don’t need to sit on a payline. -
What does the Diamond do in GigaBlox Kingdom?
The Diamond only lands on the fifth reel and always awards a prize: a cash win of 2x to 500x the bet, or 5, 9 or 16 free spins in the base game. In free spins it pays 2x to 500x the bet or 1, 2, 3 or 5 extra spins. Bigger diamonds award better prizes on average. -
Can you buy the bonus on GigaBlox Kingdom?
Yes. You can pay 60x your bet for 5-16 free spins with three to seven feature picks, or 100x your bet for 5-16 free spins with four to eight feature picks. -
What is the Free Spins Gamble in GigaBlox Kingdom?
Before the round begins you can risk your feature picks to win additional ones, with eight as the ceiling. A correct choice adds the extra picks; a wrong one cancels the free spins session entirely, so the stakes are all or nothing. -
What is the maximum win on GigaBlox Kingdom?
Wins are capped at 5,000x the bet. Once the cap is reached the round ends and the total is paid. -
What are the paylines and grid in GigaBlox Kingdom?
The game has six reels with four to six rows and 25 paylines running left to right. During free spins with the Expanded Reels feature, the grid grows and all 40 paylines are in play. -
What does the Golden Bet do in GigaBlox Kingdom?
Turning the Golden Bet on costs 20% extra per spin and awards one additional feature pick when you enter free spins. It’s a toggle, so you can switch it on and off between spins. -
Can free spins be retriggered in GigaBlox Kingdom?
There’s no scatter retrigger inside the round, but extra spins arrive two ways: the Diamond awards 1, 2, 3 or 5 extra free spins when it lands, and the Extra Free Spins feature pick adds one to five spins to the session.

