Sonny Rider and the Crystal Chambers Slot by Light & Wonder

Picture an Indiana Jones knock-off who got tenure in the dial business. Sonny Rider is a red-bearded archaeologist hauling a backpack and torch into a Mayan temple, and the entire reel grid sits inside a stone-carved frame with carved gold and red wordmark up top, dense palm jungle behind it, sandy ground at the base. Card royals get color-coded Mayan glyph treatment (red A, green K, blue Q, purple J), and the premiums are chalices with blue gems, jade rings, treasure chests, gold coin piles. Sonny himself is the Wild.

The signature trick lives in three carved stone tablets along the bottom: Multiplier, Bonus, and Split Reels. Each one is a persistent dial that ticks up as you spin. The Multiplier starts at PAYS x1 and climbs spin by spin (x1, x2, x3...) without resetting on win or loss. The Split Reels dial does the heavier lifting: at zero splits you have 243 ways, and as reels divide into sub-reels the ways count balloons toward 7,776 at full split. The header banner shows the current ways count in real time, so you watch the number rise as more reels split open.

The skull-marked Bonus dial charges toward the Crystal Chambers Bonus, which is where the four free spins rounds live. Each trigger drops you into one of four distinct chambers (A, B, C, D), each a separate room with its own configuration. Two systems run inside: the Added Wilds dial opens a wild book that drops extra wilds onto the reels, and a trail of checkpoints awards extra spins as you advance along it. Hits cascade through Big Win, Super Win, and Mega Win celebrations, capped at 10,000x your stake.

Don't want to grind the dial? The Buy Pass button in the lower-left skips straight to the Crystal Chambers. Worth flagging the RTP: 94.14% is a multi-RTP build sitting noticeably below the 96% industry baseline, so check which version your operator deploys. The other oddity is orientation. This is landscape-only, which means phone-rotation prompt on mobile, unusual for a Light and Wonder release. No ante bet, no gamble, no jackpots, just three dials and a temple full of crystal rooms.