Vault Blitz

Vault Blitz Slot Review

Vault Blitz doesn’t really have a paytable – it has a vault, and the reels are mostly there to let you at it. The line pays are pocket change; the money sits in fourteen types of golden coin that land stamped with their values, waiting for a Collector on reels 1 or 6 to sweep them up. It’s an honest arrangement for a bank-heist theme, and Skywind lean into the gilt-framed, neon-lit parlour look without apology.

The game runs on a 6×4 grid across 30 paylines, with a prize ladder sitting permanently overhead. Four fixed jackpots sit above the reels as a standing reminder of what the vault is holding, topped by a MEGA plaque worth 1,000x the stake.

Base Game & Features

Vault Blitz plays across six reels and four rows, with 30 fixed paylines in play on every spin. Beyond the line pays, the game’s economy runs on golden coins and the symbols that interact with them.

All displayed amounts scale with the base bet, so every figure below sits in proportion to whatever stake is set. The symbol pays read:

• $ (diamond dollar coin) – 2 pays 1x the bet, 3 pays 2x, 4 pays 5x, 5 pays 10x, 6 pays 50x
• Ring / Gold Bars – 3 pays 1.2x the bet, 4 pays 2.5x, 5 pays 5x, 6 pays 25x
• Coin Stack / Cash Stack – 3 pays 1x the bet, 4 pays 2x, 5 pays 4x, 6 pays 20x
• A / 10 – 3 pays 0.2x the bet, 4 pays 0.5x, 5 pays 1x, 6 pays 4x

Only the diamond dollar coin pays from two of a kind; everything else needs three. The purple star wild substitutes for all symbols except the Bonus symbol, golden coins and the Collector symbol, and appears on reels 2, 3, 4 and 5 in the base game and free games only. That’s its whole job, and it does it without ceremony.

Golden Coins and the Collector

Golden coins can appear on any reel, in fourteen types carrying different prize values. They span the full range from small change to the vault’s biggest single haul:

• 0.5x, 1x, 1.5x, 2x, 2.5x, 3x, 4x, 5x and 10x the base bet
• 15x, 30x, 100x and 1,000x the base bet

When a coin lands, its value is added to any Collector symbol in the window. The Collector itself appears on reels 1 and 6 only, and pays out the prize shown on any golden coin in view. A coin without a Collector in the window doesn’t pay on its own – it needs the flanker to cash it in.

It’s a simple pairing, and it’s where most of the game’s mid-session money lives. Because the coins carry fixed multiples rather than progressive values, every collection’s worth is known the moment the reels stop.

The Multiplier Bar

A locked multiplier bar sits above the reels. It can activate at random when a collect symbol lands with one or more golden coins, or when any winning combination includes a wild. The possible values are:

• x2, x3, x4, x5, x10, x15, x20, x25, x50 or x100

Applied to a coin collection or a wild win, the upper end of that bar is where a routine spin turns into something worth sitting up for. There’s no skill to it and no building meter – it fires or it doesn’t.

The Jackpot Ladder

Four fixed jackpots sit above the reels, colour-coded in magenta, red, green and teal. The ladder is a permanent fixture of the cabinet rather than a feature you chase through a separate round:

• MEGA – 1,000x the stake
• MAJOR – 100x the stake
• MINOR – 30x the stake
• MINI – 15x the stake

Those figures are fixed multiples, not climbing pots, so the ladder always reads the same at the same stake. The MEGA plaque and the top golden coin share the same 1,000x value.

Vault Blitz Bonus Features

Bonus Feature and Free Games

Three or more Bonus symbols trigger the Bonus Feature. During free games, two or more Bonus symbols retrigger the round, so the feature keeps its own door open once you’re inside it.

Within the free games, the Vault Games run to their own rules: an Extra Symbol +1 appears only here and awards an extra spin, while the Blank symbol also appears only during Vault Games. The Blank does nothing on its own – it simply fills a position on the reels.

The two extra-symbol tiers do different jobs in different places. The +1 belongs to the Vault Games and buys more spins; the +2 and +3 belong to the Pick to Win Feature and buy more picks. Worth keeping straight, because the game uses the same artwork for both.

Pick to Win Feature

When one or more golden coins appear in the base game, the Pick to Win Feature may be awarded. Twelve mystery vaults are laid out, each hiding a prize, with three picks available. The possible prizes are golden coins or Extra Symbols:

• Golden coins award cash prizes of 2x, 2.5x, 3x, 4x, 5x or 10x the base bet, or 15x, 30x, 100x or 1,000x
• Extra Symbol +2 and +3 award two and three extra picks respectively
• A maximum of two Extra Symbols can be revealed during the feature

Everything you uncover in the vaults goes into one combined total. Three picks, potentially stretched to eight or nine with lucky Extra Symbols, and a 1,000x coin sitting somewhere among the twelve. Because the Extra Symbol cap is two, there’s a hard limit on how long the picking can run.

Buy In Feature

A Buy In Feature button sits in the left-side panel, letting players skip the wait and go straight at the bonus. It’s a straightforward purchase option for anyone who’d rather not grind out the trigger.

Our Honest Verdict

Overall Rating: 7/10

This is a slot about watching the vault fill. Coins drift in stamped with their values, and the whole game tilts on whether a Collector turns up on the flanking reels to empty them. That’s the reason to choose it: the values are printed on the symbols, so there’s never any doubt what’s on the table when the sweep comes.

The pick feature is the strongest thing here, because three picks with a 1,000x coin hiding among twelve vaults makes every choice matter. The reels are the weak point. Line pays run thin enough that the base game can feel like an antechamber, a long wait in the lobby while the real business happens behind the counter.

Cash-collector players will feel at home the moment the first coin lands. Anyone who wants free-spins spectacle or big symbol-driven wins will find this vault holds its riches behind a heavier door. For coin collectors, though, the shelves are well stocked.

Vault Blitz FAQs

• How many paylines does Vault Blitz have?

  Vault Blitz plays 30 fixed paylines on every spin, across a 6×4 grid of six reels and four rows.
• What does the wild symbol do in Vault Blitz?

  The purple star wild substitutes for all symbols except the Bonus symbol, golden coins and the Collector symbol. It appears on reels 2, 3, 4 and 5 in the base game and free games only.
• How does the Collect Feature work in Vault Blitz?

  Golden coins carrying cash values can land on any reel. When one or more coins appear alongside a Collector symbol, which lands on reels 1 and 6 only, the Collector pays the prize shown on every coin in the window.
• What does the Pick to Win Feature award in Vault Blitz?

  Twelve mystery vaults are presented with three picks. Coins award cash prizes from 2x up to 1,000x the base bet, and Extra Symbols add two or three extra picks. Everything you uncover is combined into one total.
• Which multipliers can the Multiplier Bar award in Vault Blitz?

  The locked multiplier bar above the reels can randomly activate when a collect symbol lands with golden coins, or on any wild win. Possible values are x2, x3, x4, x5, x10, x15, x20, x25, x50 or x100.
• Can you retrigger free games in Vault Blitz?

  Yes. During free games, two or more Bonus symbols retrigger the round. Three or more Bonus symbols are needed to trigger the Bonus Feature in the first place.
• What are the golden coin values in Vault Blitz?

  There are fourteen golden coin types. Most pay 0.5x to 10x the base bet, with four premium coins paying 15x, 30x, 100x and 1,000x.
• What do the Extra Symbols do in Vault Blitz?

  Extra Symbol +1 appears only during the Vault Games and awards an extra spin. Extra Symbols +2 and +3 appear only in the Pick to Win Feature and award two and three extra picks respectively.
• What are the Vault Blitz jackpots worth?

  The four fixed jackpots pay MEGA at 1,000x the stake, MAJOR at 100x, MINOR at 30x and MINI at 15x. They’re fixed multiples rather than progressive pots.
• Who makes Vault Blitz?

  Vault Blitz is made by Skywind.