Tiki Elements Slot by BGaming

Winning clusters disappear and leave empty cells behind, but those cells don’t just refill from above. Before new symbols drop in, bonus symbols can dig up from the vacant spaces - Wilds, Scatters, Boosters, and Destroyers all emerge mid-cascade. It turns a standard cluster pays tumble into something less predictable. You form a cluster of five or more matching symbols, it pays and vanishes, and then the empty ground might spit out a golden tiki Wild that sticks around for the rest of the cascade sequence. Or a Destroyer that wipes every low-pay gem off the board without paying them, clearing even more space for more dig-ups.

Cell multipliers build on top of this. Every winning cluster marks the cells it occupied. If another win lands on any of those marked cells, a x2 multiplier attaches to that position and grows by x2 with each subsequent hit - x2, x4, x6. Multiple multipliers within the same cluster add together, not multiply. The Booster symbol, another dig-up reward, upgrades every active multiplier on the grid simultaneously. So the cascade chain matters: longer sequences mean more marked cells, more multiplier growth, more chances for Boosters to push everything higher.

Three Scatters trigger 10 free spins, scaling to 12, 15, or 20 with more Scatters. And here is what changes: after triggering, those Scatter symbols transform into either Sticky Wilds or x10 Cell Multipliers that stay on the board. A x10 head start on cell multiplier growth, compounding with the same Booster mechanic from the base game. 100x buys direct entry to free spins, with 3 to 6 Scatters dropping and converting into x10 multipliers or Wilds. Wild Spin is cheaper at 20x - it guarantees at least one Wild digs up every spin, a persistent ante-bet mode rather than a feature purchase.

Two tiki elementals guard the grid - a squat blue-purple stone figure on the left with wild feathered hair and a tall pink-red totem on the right, eyes half-closed, arms folded. Sandy beach stretches behind them, turquoise water and grey cliff faces visible past tropical leaves. The grid itself sits in a dark obsidian frame carved with tiki patterns, and the symbols pop hard against it - faceted cyan diamonds, red hearts, yellow pyramids, pink triangles for the lows, three angry tiki masks in purple, red, and teal for the highs.