Tiger Kingdom Infinity Reels Slot Review

Tiger Kingdom Infinity Reels: Slot Overview

Tiger Kingdom Infinity Reels puts Relax Gaming’s own spin on the Infinity Reels mechanic, wrapping it in a calm, Asian-styled setting that feels anything but calm once the reels get going. The action plays out on a 3x3 panel framed by an ornate pagoda, with tigers and patterned tiles doing the heavy lifting. On the surface it looks like a neat little grid slot, but under the bonnet it behaves very differently to most Infinity Reels games I’ve played.

The key idea is symbol collection. You need matching symbols on all 3 reels to trigger the Infinity Reels sequence. When that happens, the whole grid shifts one step to the left, a new reel appears on the right and any winning symbols that fall off the left side are collected. As long as the fresh reel extends the win, the process repeats; when it fails, the feature stops and you are paid only for what has been collected.

What threw me at first is that added reels do not bring an increasing multiplier here, so your profit comes from hoovering up individual symbol values, not from climbing multipliers. The atmosphere is quite peaceful, but the gameplay comes in short, intense blasts where a single sequence can either fizzle out immediately or suddenly open the grid up with extra rows and multipliers.

Tiger Kingdom Infinity Reels Slot Information

Tiger Kingdom Infinity Reels starts on a 3-reel, 3-row setup and uses the Infinity Reels mechanic to extend horizontally whenever you hit a 3-of-a-kind on adjacent reels. Stakes range from 0.10 to 50 per spin, and you can fire it up on any device without feeling short-changed. The slot runs on a high volatility math model with an RTP of 96.23% in the base game, which nudges up to 96.87% if you go for the bonus buy.

Hit frequency sits around 18.83%, so you do get plenty of spins that miss completely while the game waits to line up something more meaningful. There are 7 regular pay symbols. Three patterned tiles in blue, green and red form the lower end, paying 0.4x to 0.6x your bet per collected symbol. Four tiger symbols with blue, green, purple and red backgrounds take over as premiums, worth 1x, 1.5x, 2x and 4x the bet each. Officially the win cap is 20,000x the stake, though some sources quote a slightly higher figure.

Tiger Kingdom Infinity Reels Slot Features

Feature-wise, Tiger Kingdom Infinity Reels is built around Re-Spins, a Money Train-style Bonus Round, an arsenal of Special Symbols and a straightforward Bonus Buy. In the base game, every winning combination triggers a Re-Spin with a new reel added, and that can chain repeatedly as long as new matching symbols show up on the fresh reel. At the same time, scroll symbols may appear to add extra rows for that sequence, up to a maximum of 5 rows high.

During both base game runs and in the bonus, multiplier symbols worth 2x, 3x or 4x can drop in and increase the current collection of symbols rather than multiplying a line win. Collecting 3 or more scatter symbols on a spin launches the Bonus Round, where the normal pays vanish, the grid fills with coin and modifier symbols and the whole experience shifts to a very Money Train-flavoured hold-and-win session with shifting reels and a resetting spin counter.

Re-Spin Feature in Tiger Kingdom Infinity Reels

Whenever you land a win in Tiger Kingdom Infinity Reels, the Re-Spin feature kicks in. A fresh reel appears to the right, the grid scrolls left and any winning symbols that roll off are collected towards your payout. If the new reel extends the win, you gain another reel and the process repeats; if not, the reels snap back to the standard 3x3 layout. Multiplier symbols of 2x, 3x or 4x can land during these sequences and will increase the value of the current symbol collection, while scroll symbols can add up to 2 extra rows for that spin.

Bonus Round in Tiger Kingdom Infinity Reels

Hit 3 or more scatter symbols in a single paid spin, and provided they are actually collected off the left edge, you trigger the Bonus Round. Regular pay symbols are removed, leaving only blank spaces, money symbols and special modifiers on the reels. You start with 3 spins. Any time a symbol lands on the third reel, the grid slides left, all symbols that drop off the board are collected, and your remaining spins reset back to 3. When you finally run out, the combined value of all collected symbols is paid, or the game stops earlier if you reach the win cap.

There are two types of standard money symbols: golden coins worth 1x to 10x your bet and red or golden-red coins worth 20x to 100x. A Yin & Yang symbol increases the base number of spins you get after each reset by 1, which makes a big difference on good runs. Scrolls add extra rows, again up to a maximum of 2 extra. On top of that come Collector, Payer and Sniper symbols, along with persistent versions that repeat their effect before every spin once collected, giving the round that wild, snowballing feel I associate with Relax’s better money bonus games.

Special Symbols in Tiger Kingdom Infinity Reels

The special symbol set in Tiger Kingdom Infinity Reels is what ties the whole experience together. In the base game you have the scroll symbol that adds extra rows and multiplier tiles showing 2x, 3x or 4x, which apply to the current stash of collected symbols rather than acting as generic win multipliers. The golden paw acts as the scatter, and you need at least three of these collected in a spin to gain entry to the Bonus Round. Inside the bonus, golden and red money symbols carry fixed bet multipliers, while Collector gathers all visible coin values, Payer adds its value to up to three other positions and Sniper doubles, triples or quadruples up to three coin symbols. Persistent variants of these three behave the same way but trigger every spin after they have been collected.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	3	x4
	3	x2
	3	x1.5
	3	x1
	3	x0.6
	3	x0.6
	3	x0.4
	Respin
	Scatter

Tiger Kingdom Infinity Reels Slot Conclusion

From my own sessions, Tiger Kingdom Infinity Reels feels like being fired from a cannon. The base game is fairly muted apart from the odd Re-Spin that links into something bigger, and you do need to get used to the fact that symbols only pay once they have been pushed off the grid and collected. That quirk leads to plenty of "almost" moments where a chunky coin sits on the panel but never gets shunted off before the sequence dies.

The flip side is that when the bonus behaves, it can get into some very tasty rhythms, especially once you have a couple of extra rows open, the Yin & Yang cranking your resets higher and one or two persistent modifiers ticking away every spin. It does not always build the relentless momentum of some other Relax money bonuses, but it pops in explosive bursts, much like an old-school coin pusher where a single last coin tips the whole pile over. With a top end around the 20,000x mark and a punchy, high-risk profile, this is the sort of slot I dip into when I want sharp, adrenaline-filled bonus hunts rather than slow, grinding sessions.

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