Aztec Ascent Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Aztec Ascent Review

Somehow Aztec Ascent feels less adventurous than many other games with a similar theme. Perhaps it’s the two leaves floating calmly towards the ground on the left-hand side, or perhaps it’s the sleep-inducing panpipe soundtrack. Probably both to be honest, but Relax Gaming has certainly created a game that makes you feel ‘relaxed’ with this release.

The tranquil exterior hides a rather brutal math model underneath the hood though, and you’re definitely in for a volatile ride. The base game offers plenty of dead spins between the randomly triggered Relic Random feature (that may or may not offer a sorely needed top-up). The bonus round can be a thrill if you manage to collect enough gemstones early on, but it can also be a big let-down when things don’t go your way.

Aztec Ascent Slot Features

The base game comes with a randomly triggered Relic Random feature, and you will then benefit from a randomly chosen multiplier of x2, x5, x10 or x100. Up to 4 premium symbols will also turn into Mystery Symbols, and these transform into a matching high value symbol. If this is enough to generate a win, the multiplier is applied to boost your total payout.

You trigger the Ascension Bonus Round when you land 3, 4, 5 or 6 gold disc scatters anywhere on the same spin.

The red gemstone meter increases the multiplier one step along the trail every time you fill it, from x1 to x2, x5, x10 and finally x100. The multiplier boosts all payouts. The blue gemstone meter turns a premium symbol into a mystery symbol for every 5 gemstones you collect. This happens in chronological order, from the lowest value premium to the highest.

The 200 Spins Aztec Ascent Slot Experience

Nothing too exciting happened for us in the base game, and even when we triggered the Relic Random feature, nothing came from it. Around the 1-minute mark we trigger the bonus round with 3 scatters, and you can see for yourself how we fared by hitting the play button below.

Review Summary

It’s interesting that Relax Gaming has decided to go with a randomly triggered feature in the base game, instead of some kind of collection system also there. The latter would be more of a motivator to get you through what is now a rather tedious affair. Hitting a Relic Random trigger does not guarantee a payout either, so there is definitely some potential for disappointing moments here.

The number of free spins you get can make all the difference in the bonus round, but you still need to rack up as many meter-filling gemstones as possible early on to stand a chance at cracking the 40,000x potential. With a solid multiplier, and the majority of premiums transformed to mystery symbols, anything can happen. However, many times the whole thing fizzles out with little to nothing to show for.

Pros

• Random mystery symbol and multiplier triggers
• Bonus round w/ mystery symbols and multiplier
• Win up to 40,000x your stake

Cons

• Base game is not all that exciting

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