Majestic Coins Extreme

Majestic Coins Extreme Slot Review

A three-reel fruit machine hangs in a thin double frame of gold and red on a wall of deep-buttoned black leather, a gold stud pinned at every seam. It’s dressed as the most expensive object in the room, and that’s the least interesting thing about it. What’s under the upholstery is bolder than the trim suggests, and it’s where the whole game lives.

Majestic Coins Extreme is Tom Horn Gaming‘s gilded take on the coin-collector format, running on a 3×4 grid at high volatility. The supplier record lists an RTP of 94.98% for this one. The studio’s Giza’s Portals covers similar collector territory with an Egyptian skin.

The gold trim gets you through the door; the coins decide whether you stay.

Base Game & Features

The reels spin fruit and 777 symbols over the quilted backdrop, glossy vector work with heavy gold trim throughout. It’s a deliberately old-school symbol set: the fruit and the lucky sevens are the entire regular cast, and there’s no premium-tier symbol block sitting above them. Everything above the basics is a coin.

Alongside the traditional symbols, COIN symbols appear on the reels carrying their own cash values. Those coins are the game’s currency in every sense, and they scale with your stake rather than paying a fixed number of credits. The values on screen run from small change up to sums worth many multiples of a minimum bet, so a single coin is never something to ignore.

Majestic Coin Grab

Every COIN COLLECTOR that appears, together with any other COIN symbols showing a value on the screen, triggers the Majestic Coin Grab. It collects the valued coins and pays the total immediately. It applies only to coins with a value in the base game, so it’s a small cash harvest rather than a bonus round.

The grab is the base game’s whole personality. A spin either forms part of a fruit combination or it doesn’t, and the coins decide whether the spin pays anything at all, so attention drifts naturally to them and away from the reels. There’s no wild symbol here; the collector coins do the work a wild would do elsewhere, converting dead spins into small returns.

A BUY button also sits in the interface for direct access to the bonus round, skipping the wait for the trigger entirely. The button is visible from the base game rather than buried in a settings menu, which tells you where the game expects its audience to spend time.

Majestic Coins Extreme Hold & Win Bonus

Hold & Win

Three COIN symbols anywhere on the grid trigger the HOLD & WIN bonus game. The base game symbols disappear, leaving empty spaces behind, and three respins are granted to start. It’s the classic hold-and-win skeleton, and the dressing on it is unusually rich.

The round then runs on a simple loop:

1. A respin plays out across the cleared grid.
2. Any new symbol that lands resets the respin count to three.
3. Every landed symbol disappears again with the next respin round, except the COIN COLLECTOR, which stays put.
4. When the respins are finally exhausted, the summed amount is taken from the collector and paid.

Because landed symbols vanish again rather than sticking, the board never fills up the way it does in most hold-and-win games. Space is never the constraint. Time is: the round lives or dies on how long you can keep the respin chain alive.

Every symbol type in the bonus plays a different role in that chain:

• COIN CASH symbols carry the money.
• Cells carry the multipliers that grow it.
• The COIN COLLECTOR gathers everything and survives the respins.
• Prize ladder symbols add the fixed tiers on top.

Progressive Cell Multiplier

The clever part is the cell system. Each grid position carries its own multiplier tier, and every new symbol that lands on a cell during the bonus upgrades that cell one step up the ladder. The tiers double without limit:

• Marked (x1)
• x2
• x4
• x8
• x16
• x32, doubling onwards

The active cell multiplier applies to all COIN symbols that land on that cell, with the MULTIPLIER COLLECTOR the one exception. Cell multipliers stay live for the whole bonus round and are never reset, so a hot corner of the grid keeps compounding while the rest of the board stays cold.

That permanence changes how a round feels. In most collector games a big multiplier is a moment; here it’s an asset, banked on its cell and waiting for the next coin to land on it. The empty-board design and the sticky multipliers work together, since cleared space keeps giving upgraded cells fresh chances to catch new symbols.

Coins, Collectors and Prizes

COIN CASH symbols appear during the bonus and award prizes from 1x up to 50x the bet. The ROYAL COIN version of the collector gathers all cash wins and prizes from the round, and at the end of the respins a MULTIPLIER COLLECTOR can appear on it, applying the multiplier shown to everything gathered. That closing multiplier is applied to the whole collected total, not to individual coins, so it’s the single most consequential symbol in the round.

Beyond the cash coins, a prize ladder can be collected during the round:

• MINI
• MINOR
• MAJOR
• GRAND

The four tiers sit outside the cash coin range entirely, so a round that has already built a healthy sum can still jump a step when a ladder symbol is gathered. The ceiling is whatever the cells, the coins and the closing multiplier can assemble.

The interaction between the pieces is what gives the round its shape: coins feed cells, cells multiply coins, and the collector gathers the lot before any final multiplier is applied. One good sequence of resets can turn modest coins into something much larger.

Our Honest Verdict

Overall Rating: 7.2/10

This is a game of waiting in a very comfortable room. You spin fruit, you pocket the odd coin grab, and the leather lounge asks very little of you until three coins arrive and the walls open up. The one reason to sit down at this machine rather than another is that its bonus rounds genuinely escalate: the longer a round runs, the more the board is worth, and every reset feels like it bought something permanent.

That permanence is the strength, and it’s rare. Multipliers that stick to their cells and double forever mean a late coin on a well-fed corner can outpay everything that came before it, which is more than most hold-and-win rounds ever manage.

The weakness is the wait. The base game is thin, the volatility is high, and everything above pocket money depends on the bonus turning up and running long. For players who enjoy a long build and a bonus that rewards patience, this lounge is worth the seat; anyone who wants steady action between bonuses will find the leather quiet. Settle in, in other words, and let the coins come to you.

Majestic Coins Extreme FAQs

• Is Majestic Coins Extreme high volatility?

  Yes, it’s a high-volatility game, so wins tend to be spread out and the bonus round carries most of the potential.
• What is the grid size of Majestic Coins Extreme?

  The game runs on a 3×4 grid, with base game symbols clearing away entirely during the Hold & Win bonus.
• How do you trigger the Hold & Win bonus in Majestic Coins Extreme?

  Landing 3 COIN symbols triggers the Hold & Win bonus game. You start with three respins, and each new symbol that lands resets the count back to three.
• What does the Progressive Cell Multiplier do?

  Every new symbol landing on a cell during the bonus upgrades that cell’s multiplier tier, from x1 up through x2, x4, x8, x16 and x32, doubling without limit. Cell multipliers apply to all coins landing on that cell and never reset during the round.
• What prizes can you win in the Hold & Win bonus?

  COIN CASH symbols pay between 1x and 50x your bet, and a prize ladder of MINI, MINOR, MAJOR and GRAND can also be collected during the round. A multiplier collector can then boost the total at the end.
• Can you buy the bonus on Majestic Coins Extreme?

  Yes, a BUY button sits in the game’s interface, giving direct access to the Hold & Win bonus round without waiting for three COIN symbols to land.
• When is Majestic Coins Extreme released?

  Majestic Coins Extreme’s release date is 17 September 2026.
• Who makes Majestic Coins Extreme?

  It’s made by Tom Horn Gaming.