Aztec Clusters

A winning cluster marks the cells it occupied.

If a later win in the same refill sequence uses a marked cell, that cell gains a multiplier starting at 2×.

Repeated wins on the same cell increase the value by another 2×, up to 10×.

When several multiplied cells belong to the same winning cluster, their values are added together before being applied. Two multiplied cells are not multiplied by one another.

Persistence rules

In the base game, Cell Multipliers last until the refill sequence ends and are cleared before the next paid spin. In Free Spins, marked cells and their multipliers persist until the bonus round ends. That difference is central. The same 10× cell ceiling has much greater progression potential when the marked board survives from spin to spin.

After a winning cluster disappears but before the empty spaces refill, the game can reveal one of four bonus symbols in those empty cells:

• Scatter;
• Wild;
• Booster;
• Destroyer.

Dig-up sits between removal and refill. A special symbol can therefore change the empty space before the next ordinary symbol arrives, which is why a continuing cluster chain can also build the feature state.

A dug-up Wild substitutes for paying symbols except Scatter, Booster and Destroyer.

A Wild dug up on a cell that already has a multiplier receives a 10× multiplier. Each later win involving it adds another 10×, subject to the 100× limit.

The Wild substitutes for paying symbols but not Scatter, Booster or Destroyer. Its substitution role helps form a cluster while its multiplier affects the resulting award.

In the base refill sequence, the Wild stays sticky until that sequence ends.

In Free Spins, Sticky Wilds remain in place for the rest of the bonus round.

The 100× Wild ceiling is separate from the 10× Cell Multiplier ceiling.

A Booster can appear in an empty cell after a win.

The retained provider material describes it adding:

• +2 to activated Cell Multipliers;
• +10 to Wild multipliers on the board.

It then disappears.

This makes Booster a cross-system upgrade: one symbol can strengthen both the cell layer and Wild layer.

Destroyer removes all low-paying symbols from the screen without paying for the destroyed symbols, then disappears and allows the grid to refill.

Its value is board reshaping, not a direct cash award.

BGaming lists a Wild Spin feature at 20× bet.

It guarantees at least one Wild to be dug up before that spin begins.

The feature is available only in the base game according to the provider description.

The four purchases buy different guaranteed starting states, using Scatter-to-Wild conversion at entry. Paying more guarantees more starting Wilds, not a profitable bonus.

BGaming lists these costs for its product configuration. Availability and the displayed price depend on the operator and market, so check the in-game confirmation.

BGaming lists 97% RTP, Very High volatility and a 10,000× maximum win. The game was released on 1 February 2024.

The 97% value is the provider listing. The saved document contains unresolved RTP and stake placeholders, so it cannot establish a separate numeric RTP for every buy mode or a universal cash stake range.

Cell Multipliers and Wild multipliers have different caps

Cells max at 10×; Sticky Wilds can reach 100×.

Base-game marked cells do not persist to the next paid spin

Their persistence ends with the refill sequence.

Destroyer does not directly pay for removed low symbols

It reshapes the board.

Buy prices represent different starting states

They are not four identical bonuses at different prices.

Best suited to players who enjoy:

• cluster/refill games;
• persistent position state in bonuses;
• interacting Wild and cell multipliers;
• several documented feature-entry options.

Less suited to players who want:

• a simple fixed-payline slot;
• one bonus mechanic at a time;
• a minimal feature menu.