John Hunter and the Quest for Bermuda Riches Slot by Pragmatic Play

Four different Collect symbols. That's what separates this from a standard cash-collect setup. Regular Collect just sums up every Money symbol value on the grid and pays. Extra Credit Collect adds its own value to each Money symbol first, then collects. Multiplier Collect multiplies every Money value by its attached multiplier before summing. And Extra Drop Collect scatters additional Money symbols into empty positions, then collects the lot. When multiple Collect symbols land on the same spin, they resolve left to right, top to bottom - so an Extra Drop followed by a Multiplier Collect means the extra money symbols also get multiplied. That ordering matters.

Clusters need five connected symbols minimum on the 7x7 grid, and every winning cluster tumbles out for new symbols to drop in. Wilds substitute for regulars but not for Money or Collect symbols. Randomly, any Wild can land as a Cursed Wild instead - either all Cursed Wilds on screen get a 2x multiplier attached, or additional Wilds appear in random positions. The Cursed effect picks one of those two options per trigger, not both. Buy the bonus at 100x for 12 free spins, where all Money values accumulate into a pot. At the end of the round a wheel spins - three winning slices, five losing. If it hits, you collect everything. If not, the pot is gone. Retriggering adds 5 more spins via 3 Scatters, which extends your pot-building window but doesn't change the final wheel odds.

Turquoise water and lush green islands fill the backdrop, with moss-covered stone pillars bordering the grid. Gemstone symbols - red, purple, green, blue - sit in ornate metal frames alongside a brass telescope and card suit tiles on colored backgrounds. John Hunter stands to the right holding gold, wearing the usual brown hat. A different look from most entries in the John Hunter series, which typically run 5x3 payline formats. The cluster grid and Money Collect mechanic push this one closer to the Hold and Win family than the book-of style the series started with.