Lara Croft: Fortune of the Eclipse MultiChase Slot Review
An eclipse hangs over a desert dig site, a column of light burning behind a stone monolith, and Lara Croft waiting at the edge of the reels with a bow on her shoulder. Lara Croft: Fortune of the Eclipse MultiChase is Triple Edge Studios taking a slot that was already about saving up and making the saving itself the whole game: the further you build your multiplier, the harder the game works to stop you from spending it.
It runs at 96.00% RTP with medium volatility and a hit frequency of 24%, and stakes run from 0.2 to 120.00. This one builds on Lara Croft: Fortune of the Eclipse, and the MultiChase setup is the clearest change between the two. There’s no maximum win figure for this game, so its ceiling is whatever the reels deliver.
Base Game & Features
The grid is six reels by five rows, with 30 symbol positions in total. Wins are paid the Pay Anywhere way: eight or more matching symbols, in any position, and the combination pays. Only the highest combination counts per symbol, and wins are calculated against the initial bet, which is the total bet divided by ten.
Payouts are based on the initial bet, and the ladder climbs steeply with symbol count. Here’s what each symbol pays:
- Lara Croft – 6.00x for 8, 20.00x for 10 or 11, 100.00x for 12+
- Red Headdress Mask – 4.00x for 8 or 9, 14.00x for 10 or 11, 60.00x for 12+
- Purple Totem Mask – 2.40x for 8 or 9, 6.00x for 10 or 11, 28.00x for 12+
- Blue Bird – 2.00x for 8 or 9, 4.00x for 10 or 11, 20.00x for 12+
- Gold Emblem – 1.00x for 8 or 9, 2.40x for 10 or 11, 14.00x for 12+
- Orange Hexagon Gem – 0.80x for 8 or 9, 2.00x for 10 or 11, 10.00x for 12+
- Red Square Gem – 0.60x for 8 or 9, 1.60x for 10 or 11, 8.00x for 12+
- Purple Diamond Gem / Blue Triangle Gem – 0.40x for 8 or 9, 1.00x for 10 or 11, 4.00x for 12+
Rolling Reels
Every win triggers Rolling Reels. The winning symbols are removed, the symbols above drop into the empty spaces, and new symbols fill the gaps. If that creates another win, the process repeats, and it keeps repeating until no winning combination is left on the reels. It works in the base game and in Free Spins, and a single spin can pay several times over.
MultiChase Rolling Multipliers
Multiplier symbols carrying values from 2x up to 100x can land on the reels. They stay put until all Rolling Reels for that spin have concluded, and they may randomly increase during a spin. In the base game, every multiplier that lands on a winning spin is collected and applied to the total win for that spin once the reels settle.
Without multipliers in play, eight-symbol hits are modest. Everything this slot pays flows through that 2x to 100x range, and a 100x symbol collected onto a decent Rolling Reels chain changes the arithmetic entirely.
Lara Croft: Fortune of the Eclipse MultiChase Free Spins & Bonuses
Free Spins
Four or more Scatter symbols trigger 10 Free Spins plus a Scatter win. Scatters pay in any position and their wins are multiplied by the total bet. All bets played are the same as the triggering spin.
Retriggers are on the menu too: 3 Scatters during the feature award 5 additional Free Spins, and the feature can be retriggered.
Rising Rewards Free Spins Multiplier
The Free Spins Multiplier meter is where this game does its long-game work. Landing 3 Scatters in the base game increases the meter by 1x, up to a maximum of 20x accumulated in the base game. Inside Free Spins, the cap comes off entirely: the multiplier is unlimited.
In Free Spins, any Rolling Multipliers left on the reels once the wins complete are collected, added to the Free Spins Multiplier, and then applied to the total win for that spin. Two fine points worth knowing: the multiplier only applies to spins where multipliers were collected, and it doesn’t apply to retriggered Scatter wins.
When the feature ends, the meter resets to 1x, though it can randomly reset to 2x, 3x or 4x instead. There’s a catch built into the climb, too: the probability of triggering Free Spins decreases as the Free Spins Multiplier increases. The bigger your saved multiplier, the harder the game makes it to actually use it.
Feature Buy
The Feature Buy triggers Free Spins directly, at 100.00 for the base option. Two versions are on sale:
- 10 Free Spins starting with a 1x Free Spins Multiplier – RTP 96.02%
- 10 Free Spins starting with your current Free Spins Multiplier – RTP 96.02%
Both buys run fractionally above the base game’s 96.00%, so there’s no mathematical penalty for skipping the wait. Free Spins are played at the current bet, the buy is base-game only, and it may not be available above certain bet thresholds or in every location.
Buying in with the current multiplier is the interesting option: it lets you cash in a meter you’ve built without gambling on a trigger the game is actively making less likely.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.7/10
Playing this feels like standing at that dig site: long stretches of brushing sand away, on the promise that something is buried under it. The reason to choose it over the first Fortune of the Eclipse is that the buried thing is bigger here, and the digging is the game rather than the filler around it.
The multipliers are what make it worth the patience. A 100x symbol landing mid-chain turns an ordinary spin into something you’ll remember, and inside Free Spins the meter has no ceiling at all. What lets it down is the base paytable: with the wins that matter all routed through multipliers, the space between them can feel empty rather than merely quiet.
This is one for players who like saving up for something and don’t mind a game that pushes back while they do it. Anyone who wants regular bonuses and steady movement will find the eclipse a long time coming.
Lara Croft: Fortune of the Eclipse MultiChase FAQs
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What is the RTP of Lara Croft: Fortune of the Eclipse MultiChase?
The RTP is 96.00%. Both Feature Buy options run slightly higher at 96.02%. -
How does the MultiChase Rolling Multiplier work?
Multiplier symbols worth 2x to 100x land on winning spins and stay on the reels until all Rolling Reels conclude. In the base game they’re collected and applied to that spin’s total win; in Free Spins they’re added to the Free Spins Multiplier first. Multipliers can also randomly increase during a spin. -
How do you trigger Free Spins in Lara Croft: Fortune of the Eclipse MultiChase?
Landing 4 or more Scatter symbols anywhere on the reels triggers 10 Free Spins plus a Scatter win. Landing 3 Scatters mid-feature adds 5 more Free Spins, and the round can retrigger. -
What is the Rising Rewards Free Spins Multiplier?
It’s a meter that increases by 1x each time 3 Scatters land in the base game, up to a maximum of 20x before Free Spins. In Free Spins the multiplier is unlimited. It resets to 1x after the feature, though it can randomly reset to 2x, 3x or 4x. -
Can you buy the bonus on Lara Croft: Fortune of the Eclipse MultiChase?
Yes. The Feature Buy costs 100.00 and offers two options: 10 Free Spins starting with a 1x Free Spins Multiplier, or 10 Free Spins starting at your current Free Spins Multiplier. Both run at 96.02% RTP. The buy may not be available above certain bet thresholds or in every location. -
What is the hit frequency of Lara Croft: Fortune of the Eclipse MultiChase?
The hit frequency is 24%, so roughly one spin in four produces a win. -
How do wins work on the 6×5 grid?
The game uses Pay Anywhere rules across 30 symbol positions: 8 or more matching symbols anywhere on the reels awards a win, with no paylines involved. Only the highest combination per symbol counts. -
Who makes Lara Croft: Fortune of the Eclipse MultiChase?
Triple Edge Studios. It’s the studio’s follow-up to Lara Croft: Fortune of the Eclipse, carrying over the Rising Rewards multiplier system with the new MultiChase mechanics layered on top.
