Skeleton Bombs

The base game uses 6 reels and 5 rows with Scatter Pays rather than paylines. A win needs at least 8 matching symbols anywhere on the grid; fixed line paths do not matter. Winning symbols disappear, new ones fall in, and the tumble chain continues until the grid stops paying. The low symbols are the wooden 10, J, Q, K and A tiles, while the higher symbols are four skeleton characters. There is no wild symbol listed in the published game data, so base-game wins depend on raw symbol density. That makes the early game plain. It can chain, but it has no base multiplier hook to rescue weak boards.

Every winning spin starts the Tumble mechanic. The paying symbols are removed, remaining symbols drop into the empty spaces, and fresh symbols enter from above. If the new layout also contains 8 or more matching symbols, the process repeats. There is no stated cap on consecutive tumbles, so one paid spin can contain several win events before the total is booked. That sounds more generous than it feels. In the base game, tumbling mainly keeps small scatter-pays wins moving; the serious multiplier layer only appears in free spins. The mechanic is functional and clean, but it is also the most recycled part of Pragmatic's modern slots catalogue.

Four or more Scatter symbols trigger 10 free spins. During the round, 3 or more additional Scatters add 5 extra spins to the remaining total. The important change is the Multiplier symbol. It can land with 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 6x, 8x, 10x, 12x, 15x, 20x, 25x, 50x, 100x or 1,000x. Those values stay visible until the current tumble sequence ends, then they are added together and applied to the full win from that sequence. They do not appear to persist across the whole bonus. That makes the round volatile in a very specific way: a mediocre set of spins can die quietly, while one long tumble with several multipliers can carry the session.

The Jackpot Bonus Game sits outside the free spins round. Four progressive pots can run at once: Mini, Maxi, Mega and Giga. They can be awarded randomly at the end of a base-game spin, not while another feature is active. When a jackpot event hits, the game moves to a pick screen where matching jackpot names decide the prize. Published rules say stake size affects the chance, while any qualifying stake can still win. This extra layer is useful because the base game would feel thin without it, but it also makes the math harder to read.

A common published stake ladder converts to roughly CA$0.30 to CA$384, though one source records a lower minimum, so check the local game info screen before staking. The standard Buy Free Spins option costs 100x stake, which is about CA$30 at the common minimum. Super Free Spins costs 500x stake, about CA$150 at the same reference point, and guarantees Multiplier symbols of at least 20x. Ante Bet doubles the Scatter appearance rate and disables Buy Free Spins. In Ontario or Alberta-regulated lobbies, Bonus Buy availability may depend on operator policy.