Secrets Of The Temple 2 Slot Review
Most slots ask you to wait for a bonus and hope it pays. Secrets Of The Temple 2 asks you to stack up collections, and it’s a better game for it: four features, each feeding something, in a jungle ruin where a stone guardian watches from the vines and the carved panels glow like the temple still has a pulse. It rewards the kind of player who likes watching a feature escalate rather than hoping for one big hit.
Red Rake Gaming have built a game where the exploring is the point, and four separate features reward it. It runs on a 5×3 grid with 243 ways to win, an RTP of 95.3%, and a maximum prize of 1,532x the bet from a two-billion-spin simulation. Sister titles worth a look include Million 777 Pot and Piggy Vegas. For a temple this overgrown, there’s a lot going on inside.
Exploring the Base Game
Wins are formed by consecutive symbols from left to right, with any position on each reel counting towards the 243 combinations. When a combination could pay more than one way, the game awards the highest win with the highest multiplier. That’s the whole engine, and it’s one you’ll already know.
The Wild appears only on reels two, three and four in the base game. It stands in for everything except the special symbols: Wild x2, Wild x3, Bonus, Mystery, Stacked Wild and the two map symbols.
The Mystery symbol does more work. It sits on the central reel, moving around to occupy three positions. At the end of each spin, every Mystery symbol on screen is replaced by the same randomly chosen symbol.
They can turn into anything except the Wild, Expanding Wild, Bonus and map symbols, so a cluster of them resolves as one symbol across multiple reels. It’s also the route into the minigame, granting access at random when it lands.
On the reels you’ll see the temple adventure cast: a camera, a compass, an airplane and a red-haired explorer. The carved statue symbols are the ones to watch, glowing across multiple reel positions when a win lands.
The Treasure Chamber
Land one Wild and two Medallion symbols in any position on reels one, three and five, and the Treasure Chamber opens. The reels rearrange into a 5×5 format. The feature becomes a chase: the Wild starts at 2×2 and moves around the grid collecting Medallions.
Each Medallion carries a direct win, paid immediately if it appears in the same area as the Wild. The wins also accumulate in the light orb panel beside the reels. Fill that panel and the Wild grows to cover more of the grid, with additional free spins granted alongside the growth.
There’s a rhythm to it. A full panel resets and then requires one fewer orb for the next size increase, so growth comes faster the deeper you go. The Wild’s ceiling is the full 5 rows x 5 columns, at which point it covers everything.
The Secret Minigame and the Grand Prize Map
The Secret Minigame begins with 15 golden coins face down. Pick them one at a time until you’ve found three matching prize symbols. Three MAXIs, three MAJORs, three MINORs or three MINIs ends the game and pays the matching tier.
Every pick either moves you towards a tier or narrows the field, and the round always resolves. The prize ladder sits on the right side of the screen at all times. At a stake of 0.16, the tiers read:
- MAXI – 48.00
- MAJOR – 9.60
- MINOR – 3.20
- MINI – 1.60
Those credit values scale with the stake, so the same ladder is worth proportionally more at higher bets. The map symbols are the quieter path to the top: they appear on reels one and five, and landing one on both reels at the same time pays the Grand Prize.
A single map symbol doesn’t go to waste. It combines with the other symbols matching the one it indicates, so even the near-miss does something.
The Free Spins Bonus
Three Bonus symbols award 8 free spins, and every win in the round is multiplied by two. The round plays out on special reels with Wild x2 and Wild x3 symbols in the central reel. The multipliers are serious business.
One or more Wild x2 symbols on the reels doubles the payment for all winning combinations, and Wild x3 does the same at triple. Retriggers come from the fifth reel: every BONUS symbol landing there adds a free spin to the running total.
There’s also a floor on the round. If the feature finishes with a total win below 10x the triggering bet, four extra free spins are triggered, and that keeps happening until the total clears the threshold. A weak round gets another go.
The Wild and Bonus symbols change location in the feature, appearing only on the fifth reel, while the Wild x2 and Wild x3 work the middle. The bet level stays fixed at whatever activated the round.
If a session drops mid-feature, the round completes on its own and the winnings are stored and credited on reconnection, with a full replay available in the game history. For quick reference, here’s what opens each door in the temple:
- Treasure Chamber – one Wild plus two Medallions on reels 1, 3 and 5
- Secret Minigame – the Mystery symbol, at random
- Grand Prize – map symbols on reels 1 and 5 at the same time
- Free Spins – three Bonus symbols, for 8 spins at 2x
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.1/10
Playing this is mostly an exercise in patience that pays off in visible steps. You grind a quiet base game until a door opens, and the Treasure Chamber is the door worth waiting for: a Wild that swallows Medallions and swells towards the full grid, gathering momentum as the orb requirement drops. That escalating build is the reason somebody picks this over a plainer ways slot.
The free spins round is the stronger all-rounder, honestly, because the 10x-bet floor refuses to let a round die poor. The ceiling is the honest problem: 1,532x the bet is small by today’s standards, and three of the four features feel like corridors rather than rooms.
It’s built for players who enjoy watching a feature snowball more than dreaming about a lottery-style max win, and it serves them well. Anyone measuring slots purely by top prize will find this temple modest. Everyone else gets a game that keeps giving you one more thing to collect, deep in the vines, and does it with real charm.
Secrets Of The Temple 2 FAQs
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What is the RTP of Secrets Of The Temple 2?
95.3%. -
How do you trigger the Treasure Chamber in Secrets Of The Temple 2?
Land one Wild symbol and two Medallion symbols in any position on reels 1, 3 and 5 in the same spin. The reels then switch to a 5×5 format where the Wild grows by collecting Medallions. -
How does the Secret Minigame work?
You pick from 15 golden coins until you uncover three matching prize symbols. Three MAXI, MAJOR, MINOR or MINI symbols ends the game and awards that tier’s prize. -
How many free spins does Secrets Of The Temple 2 award?
Three Bonus symbols award 8 free spins with all wins multiplied by 2. Every BONUS symbol on reel 5 adds another free spin, and if the round finishes below 10x the triggering bet, 4 extra free spins are added until it clears that total. -
What do the map symbols do in Secrets Of The Temple 2?
Map symbols appear on reels 1 and 5. Land one on both reels at the same time and you win the Grand Prize; a single map symbol instead combines with the matching symbols it indicates. -
What does the Mystery symbol do?
Mystery symbols occupy three positions on the central reel. At the end of each spin, all of them change into the same randomly chosen symbol, which can be any symbol except the Wild, Expanding Wild, Bonus and map symbols. -
How many ways to win does Secrets Of The Temple 2 have?
243 ways, one for each possible combination of a symbol on each of the five reels. Wins pay left to right. -
Who makes Secrets Of The Temple 2?
Red Rake Gaming, whose other titles include Million 777 Pot, Piggy Vegas and Pots of Tut Rake It In.
