Alien Fruits Slot Review

Alien Fruits Slot Overview

Alien Fruits from BGaming drops you on a far‑away planet ruled by mutant fruit, played on a 6x5 grid with a scatter pays mechanic. Wins land when 8 or more matching symbols appear anywhere on the screen, then tumble away to make room for new ones. The maths model leans towards high volatility, with a max win of 15,000x your stake and an RTP around 95.97%–96%, depending on setup.

From the first few spins I could feel how much effort went into the visuals and flow rather than inventing new mechanics. Alien Fruits sticks to a tried and trusted recipe but dresses it up with sharp cartoon graphics, slick animations and a spooky space soundtrack. It runs smoothly on desktop and mobile, so whether I was spinning on my phone or a big monitor the tumbling sequences and symbols felt crisp and responsive.

How to Play Alien Fruits Slot

Getting started with Alien Fruits is very simple. I set my total bet with the plus and minus controls, choosing anything from £0.20 to £50 per spin. One tap on the main spin button sends the 6x5 grid whirring, and a fresh batch of alien fruit drops into view. Autoplay is there when I want a longer session, and I can tweak sound and quick spin in the settings menu as needed.

Wins come from the scatter pays mechanic rather than traditional paylines. Any time 8 or more identical symbols land anywhere on the grid, a prize is awarded. Those winning symbols then explode and trigger the tumble feature, letting new icons fall into the gaps. I often get two or three cascades from a single paid spin, which helps keep the base game lively while I chase the spaceship scatters for free spins.

Alien Fruits Symbols and Paytable

The paytable in Alien Fruits lists nine regular symbols and a couple of specials. At the bottom end you get the card ranks J, Q, K and A, which fit the jelly‑letter look of the slot. Land 8 of a kind and they pay from around 0.25x to 0.8x your total bet, while 12 or more matching royals pay up to 8x. These small hits keep the tumble chains ticking over while you wait for the bigger fruit combinations.

Premium symbols are the alien fruits themselves in blue, green, purple, yellow and pink. Eight matching premiums start around 1x your stake, while 12 or more can pay between 10x and 50x, with the pink monster fruit sitting at the top of the pay ladder. The game pays anywhere, so I do not need the symbols to connect; I just need enough of them dotted across the grid in one spin.

On top of that, Alien Fruits has a spaceship Scatter symbol and a separate Multiplier icon. The Scatter does double duty: it pays its own prizes up to 100x for six in view and also triggers the free spins feature when four or more land at once. The Multiplier symbol does not pay directly but becomes the star of the show in free spins. There is no Wild here, which makes symbol collection quite pure and straightforward.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Scatter
	6	x100
	5	x5
	4	x3
	12+	x50
	10+	x25
	8+	x10
	12+	x25
	10+	x10
	8+	x2.5
	12+	x15
	10+	x5
	8+	x2
	12+	x12
	10+	x2
	8+	x1.5
	12+	x10
	10+	x1.5
	8+	x1
	12+	x8
	10+	x1.2
	8+	x0.8
	12+	x5
	10+	x1
	8+	x0.5
	12+	x4
	10+	x0.9
	8+	x0.4
	12+	x2
	10+	x0.75
	8+	x0.25
	Multiplier

Alien Fruits Bonus Features

Bonus play in Alien Fruits revolves around free spins, multipliers and the tumble mechanic. Four, five or six spaceship Scatters anywhere on the reels award 10, 20 or 30 free spins. During the bonus, landing three or more new Scatters brings 5 extra spins, so I have had rounds that stretch far beyond the initial trigger. The basic tumble system stays active, so each paid free spin can spawn a stream of cascades.

The big twist comes from special Multiplier symbols that only switch on during free spins. Each one carries a random value from 2x up to 100x and beams its power into a kind of multiplier teleportal. Once all tumbles from that spin are complete, the game sums every multiplier in view and applies the total to the full win from the sequence. For impatient sessions I sometimes use the Bonus Buy, paying 100x stake to jump straight into free spins.

RTP, Volatility and Max Win in Alien Fruits

From a numbers point of view, Alien Fruits sits in classic high‑risk territory. The headline RTP is around 95.97%, nudging slightly higher if you lean on the bonus buy feature, and the hit rate of roughly 38% means smaller wins show up fairly often, though the real money tends to cluster in free spins. Official max win is a chunky 15,000x stake, so I treat it as a slot where bankroll swings can be heavy but the upside keeps me interested.

Graphics, Theme and Audio in Alien Fruits

Alien Fruits leans hard into its intergalactic concept. The background shows a dark, uncharted planet, lit up by neon hues and tiny animations that make the scene feel alive. The fruits have personalities, teeth and odd expressions, wobbling gently between spins. I like how even the letter symbols are jelly‑like, as if they are ready for easy absorption in space, which ties in neatly with the whole mutated produce storyline.

Sound design matches the visuals. A slightly eerie, spacey track runs underneath the action, with extra whooshes, pops and crackles when tumbles fire or a Scatter lands. When the free spins round kicks in, the music ramps up a notch, which always gives me that little rush of anticipation. Overall it is one of those slots where, even when the balance is not behaving, the atmosphere still makes the session quite enjoyable.

Final Verdict – Should You Play Alien Fruits?

After plenty of sessions, I see Alien Fruits as a polished take on a very familiar scatter pays format. The mix of 6x5 grid, tumbling wins, high volatility and multipliers up to 100x can throw out huge hits, but the bonus round can take a while to appear and there is no Wild to help in the base game. When I am in the mood to chase chunky free spins payouts, though, this slot is firmly on my shortlist.

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