Atlantis Crush Slot Review

Atlantis Crush Slot Overview

Atlantis Crush is a scatter pays slot from Relax Gaming, played on a 5x5 grid split into a 5x3 paying area and a 5x2 Block area above. You win by landing at least four matching symbols anywhere on the reels, which then disappear while new symbols tumble down. Volatility sits in the medium to high band, the default RTP is 96.09%, stakes run from 10p to 100 per spin, and the max win reaches 10,000 times your bet.

From a player’s point of view, Atlantis Crush feels different to the usual big grid tumble slots I grind. The compact 5x3 win area keeps things focused, while the Blocks above add that extra layer of anticipation on every cascade. You are always watching for wins lining up under good Blocks, because a single chain reaction can set off multipliers, extra spins and gem effects in one go.

Theme and Presentation in Atlantis Crush

Visually, Atlantis Crush plants you on a bright tropical island, framed by towering stone statues and palm trees around the temple entrance that houses the grid. The sound design leans towards calming waves and subtle, tense music rather than a loud soundtrack, which I like when sessions run long. Triggering free spins shifts the action indoors, keeping the Atlantis story going without losing clarity on the symbols or Blocks.

Symbols and Paytable in Atlantis Crush

In Atlantis Crush the paytable revolves around three elemental sets of symbols, colour coded as fire, water and plant. Each set has a low droplet icon, a mid-tier larger emblem and a premium golden mask, giving you nine regular paying symbols in total. The Wild shows a clear letter W and can substitute for any of these, which helps you hit the four-of-a-kind requirement on cluttered cascades.

Low droplets cap at around three to five times stake for fifteen matching symbols, mids rise into the nine to eleven times range, and the masks sit on top, with the best red mask able to pay sixteen times for a full screen. Given you only need four symbols anywhere to start a win, those top values combine nicely with multipliers from Blocks during prolonged tumbles.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	15+	x16
	11+	x6.5
	8+	x3.2
	6+	x1.6
	4+	x0.3
	15+	x15
	11	x6
	8+	x3
	6+	x1.5
	4+	x0.3
	15+	x14
	11+	x5.5
	8+	x2.8
	6+	x1.4
	4+	x0.3
	15+	x11
	11+	x4.5
	8+	x2.2
	6+	x1.1
	4+	x0.2
	15+	x10
	11+	x4
	8+	x2
	6+	x1
	4+	x0.2
	15+	x9
	11+	x3.5
	8+	x1.8
	6+	x0.9
	4+	x0.2
	15+	x5
	11+	x2.5
	8+	x1.2
	6+	x0.6
	4+	x0.1
	15+	x4
	11+	x2
	8+	x1
	6+	x0.5
	4+	x0.1
	15+	x3
	11+	x1.5
	8+	x0.8
	6+	x0.4
	4+	x0.1
	Scatter
	Wild

Base Game Mechanics and Block Features in Atlantis Crush

In the Atlantis Crush base game, wins form whenever at least four identical symbols land anywhere on the 5x3 paying area, so there are no fixed lines to learn. Winning symbols are removed, new ones drop down, and this tumble sequence keeps going until no further wins appear. After the final cascade, any remaining Blocks reset for the next spin.

Above the paying grid sit two dedicated rows of Block symbols, which activate when a win lands directly beneath them or when destroyed by another Block effect. You can hit Empty Blocks that do nothing, horizontal, vertical or diagonal destroyers that clear matching rows, reels or corners, or Bonus Blocks that add their number to a free spins counter. All of this happens while more symbols keep tumbling in below.

Multiplier Blocks feed a total multiplier, with values from two up to five hundred times applied to wins in the current cascade. Fire, water and plant gem Blocks delete every symbol of their colour and make the next tumble use only that element, so screens become realistic. Clearing all pays in one cascade forces the next drop to show a single pay symbol, while clearing all Blocks means the rest of that spin only drops multiplier, Bonus and gem Blocks.

Bonus Features in Atlantis Crush

Free spins in Atlantis Crush trigger when at least three Bonus Blocks have been activated in a round, whether through wins beneath them or Block effects. The number of spins you get is simply the sum of the numbers shown on those Blocks. The total win multiplier you have built in the triggering spin carries over into the bonus and, key for big hits, does not reset between free spins.

Sometimes, instead of regular free spins, the slot upgrades you to Super Free Spins, where the Block area contains only multipliers, Bonus and gem Blocks, so dead empty squares vanish from the picture. Where buy features are allowed, you can pay seventy times stake for free spins or two hundred and fifty times for Super Free Spins, both on a higher 96.48% RTP setting.

RTP, Volatility and Wins in Atlantis Crush

When you strip Atlantis Crush down to raw numbers, the default RTP tops out at 96.09%, with lower settings running as far down as 86% at some venues, and volatility sits around six out of ten. The theoretical hit rate of roughly twenty six percent means about one in four spins should return something, while the headline max win is a clean 10,000 times stake.

My Final Verdict on Atlantis Crush

After a good stretch on Atlantis Crush, I rate it as one of the more inventive tumble scatter slots I have played in recent years. The small grid never feels restrictive because the Blocks constantly throw in extra actions, and needing only four symbols to connect keeps the pace brisk even in colder spells. Graphically and sonically it sits in that sweet spot between relaxed and tense.

I would recommend Atlantis Crush to players who enjoy grindy tumble sessions with clear progression, rather than pure one-spin jackpots. Medium to high volatility, sticky multipliers in free spins and the constant chance of clearing all pays or all Blocks give it enough punch for serious balance swings, but the frequent smaller scatters wins stop it feeling brutal. For me, it is a slot I am happy to come back to.

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