Coin Quest Slot Review

Coin Quest - Slot Overview

As soon as I loaded Coin Quest from Slotmill, the Aztec temple backdrop and compact 5 by 5 grid told me this was all about clean cluster gameplay rather than story. It is a high volatility cluster slot where five or more matching symbols connected horizontally or vertically pay out, helped by Avalanches and a symbol collect meter. On paper it looks straightforward, yet the coin mechanics and stacked bonus rounds add real depth.

RTP sits at either 96.12 percent or 94.36 percent depending on version, with stakes from 20 pence up to forty pounds per spin, so it covers casual testing and serious grinding. Max potential sits at ten thousand times the stake, which suits the volatile cluster model. What sold me was how the game layers coin clusters, collection, free spins and Super Free Spins without feeling fiddly once you have seen a few rounds.

Coin Quest Slot Information and Gameplay

Coin Quest is built around that 5 reel, 5 row layout with no fixed paylines, which means the focus is always on spotting clusters. I hit wins whenever at least five identical symbols touched side by side in a group, either horizontally or vertically. Any win clears those icons, drops new ones from above and adds a wild into a vacant position, so even modest hits can chain together rather nicely.

The setting helps keep everything readable. The reels sit on a stone temple in a green jungle, with a collect meter styled as a totem on the right and the Fast Track button on the left for buying features where allowed. The audio is light hand drums and birds, and the interface worked smoothly for me on both mobile and desktop, without clutter getting in the way of watching the meter build.

Symbols and Paytable in Coin Quest

The paytable in Coin Quest is split between simple tokens and character masks. Lower paying symbols are three tiles in blue, green and red, which hit between a quarter and three tenths of the bet for a five symbol cluster and climb to between six and ten times stake for groups of twelve or more. Premiums show a frog, monkey, bear and skull, paying up to forty times the bet for big clusters, so stacked hits can feel very rewarding.

Wilds substitute regular symbols and appear after each Avalanche in one of the empty spots, which keeps the grid live for more clusters. There are also Coin symbols carrying values from one to five hundred times the bet, plus a special Coin Quest Bonus symbol and a scatter. Coin clusters pay by adding all values together, then a new Coin with the combined value drops back, which can snowball nicely when the meter and features line up.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	12+	x40
	11	x20
	10	x10
	9	x6
	8	x4
	7	x2.25
	6	x1.5
	5	x1
	12+	x20
	11	x10
	10	x5
	9	x3.75
	8	x2.5
	7	x1.5
	6	x1
	5	x0.6
	12+	x16
	11	x8
	10	x4
	9	x3
	8	x2
	7	x1.2
	6	x0.9
	5	x0.5
	12+	x12.5
	11	x7.5
	10	x4
	9	x2.5
	8	x1.5
	7	x1
	6	x0.5
	5	x0.3
	12+	x10
	11	x6
	10	x4
	9	x2.5
	8	x1.5
	7	x1
	6	x0.5
	5	x0.3
	12+	x7.5
	11	x4.5
	10	x3
	9	x2
	8	x1.25
	7	x0.8
	6	x0.4
	5	x0.25
	12+	x6
	11	x4.5
	10	x3
	9	x2
	8	x1.25
	7	x0.8
	6	x0.4
	5	x0.25
	Special
	Scatter
	Wild

Bonus Features in Coin Quest

Avalanches sit at the heart of the features in Coin Quest. Each time a cluster pays, the symbols vanish, a wild drops in, and new tiles fall. Every symbol removed also feeds the Collect Meter on the right. When twenty five symbols have been collected in one sequence, the Sun God feature activates, sprinkling extra Coins and wilds onto the grid, which can nudge an average spin into something far stronger.

The Coin Quest Bonus triggers when the metal style Coin Quest symbols land together on reels one and five. I got five free spins, and in this mode the collect meter does not reset between spins, which makes a huge difference. Coin symbols that do not form part of a win stay on the screen and slide to the bottom of their reels, so values can build up. A +1 Spin symbol adds a spin, and landing three scatters upgrades straight into Super Free Spins with four extra spins.

The regular Free Spins round comes from three scatters on reels two, three and four and starts with eight spins. Here the meter still throws in wilds and Coins when filled, but it also raises a win multiplier by one, up to a cap of twenty, and that multiplier never drops during the feature. Hitting Coin Quest symbols on reels one and five in free spins upgrades into Super Free Spins, merging both bonus mechanics for the strongest shot at big coin clusters.

RTP, Volatility and Payout Potential in Coin Quest

From a numbers angle, Coin Quest is very much a high risk slot. The headline RTP is 96.12 percent, though some sites use a 94.36 percent build, so I always check the info panel before playing for real money. Stakes between twenty pence and forty pounds per spin keep it flexible, and the headline prize of ten thousand times stake fits the volatile model without drifting into silly territory.

Fast Track and Burst Mode in Coin Quest

When Fast Track is allowed, Coin Quest lets you buy straight into the three features. Coin Quest Bonus costs forty times bet with around 96.21 percent RTP, regular Free Spins cost one hundred times bet with 96.36 percent, and Super Free Spins cost four hundred eighty times with 96.58 percent. There is also Burst Mode, a stripped back option where you pick stake and number of spins and only see the raw win figures tick through, without the animated grid.

Coin Quest Slot Verdict

After plenty of sessions, Coin Quest feels like a very solid cluster slot that gets the basics right and then piles interesting extras on top. The Aztec theme is pleasant rather than thrilling, yet the clean presentation means you are never distracted from what the meter or the Coins are doing. I liked how the Super Free Spins combine everything, and how even the smaller Coin Quest Bonus can throw up chunky coin stacks.

On the flip side, the game lacks that extra spark that would push it into all time favourite territory for me. It sits comfortably in the middle ground, with sharp visuals, neat mechanics and respectable win potential without taking big design risks. That said, the mix of coin clusters, symbol collection and progressive multipliers keeps me coming back when I want a structured, high volatility grind with clear feature goals.

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