Sword of Party Casino Slot by Pragmatic Play

A collection meter sits above the grid, and everything in this game feeds it. Each symbol cleared by scatter pay tumbles adds to the counter, and so do symbols destroyed by bomb explosions. Hit a threshold and a multiplier tier unlocks - the highest tier you reach applies to the total win for that spin sequence. Base game runs three tiers: 20 symbols collected for a random 2x-4x, 50 for 5x-8x, 100 for 9x-15x. All of it resets when the next spin starts.

Bombs are the accelerant. They land on any position during spins and tumbles, then sit there waiting. Once the tumble chain ends naturally, every bomb on screen detonates in a random blast pattern - horizontal line, vertical line, cross, or X shape - wiping out whatever sits in the path. Those destroyed symbols count toward the meter, fresh symbols drop in, and if new wins form, tumbling picks up again. One rule that trips people up: bombs only fire if at least one tumble already happened. Dead spin with three bombs sitting there? Nothing explodes. You need that first cluster to start the chain. For 100x your bet, you skip straight into free spins instead.

Four or more scatters open 15 free spins. No retriggers. The scatter pins itself in place during tumbles and bombs can't touch it, so it permanently occupies a grid position for each tumble sequence. Free spins stretch the meter to six tiers instead of three: 15, 30, 45, 60, 100, and 225 symbols. That sixth tier at 225 awards a random multiplier pulled from 150x, 200x, 300x, or 500x. Compare that to Sword of Ares, where the 6th tier needs 235 symbols but always pays exactly 500x. The Party version is easier to reach, harder to get the full payout from. Most bonus rounds land around tier 3 or 4 - the 60 or 100 mark. Tier 5 at 100 symbols (35x-100x) is realistic with good bomb placement. Tier 6 takes sustained detonation chains across multiple spins.

If total wins hit 10,000x during any round, the game stops immediately. Remaining free spins get forfeited and the capped amount pays out. Not a theoretical maximum - a hard ceiling that cuts the round short.