Epic Treasure Slot Review

Epic Treasure Slot Overview

Epic Treasure from Max Win Gaming throws you straight onto a treasure island bay, with a 5x4 grid spinning in front of a huge map and a special top reel sitting above. That extra row is where chest symbols land, collecting Extra Prizes that sit on the main reels. On paper it looks simple, yet the mix of regular wins and chest payouts gives the slot a punchy, arcade style flow.

From my first session I felt that Epic Treasure lives and dies by those chests. Standard line hits can reach 2,400x your bet if you land a full screen of majors, but the real thrills appear when Extra Prizes stack up and an open chest lands on the top reel. It plays as a high volatility, feature driven game where you chase collector hits and a swingy free spins round.

Epic Treasure Game Information

On the numbers side, Epic Treasure runs on 5 reels, 4 rows and 40 ways to win, covering the standard all ways left to right setup. Bets start at 0.20 and climb right up to 2,000 per spin, so the slot caters to both casual play and heavier sessions. Official max win caps at 5,000x your stake, which is realistic but demands either big chest hits or a stacked screen of premiums.

The default RTP sits at 95.85 per cent, although the game ships with alternative settings of 94.90, 92.95 and 90.93 per cent as well. I always check the paytable or info screen before committing a balance, because those lower configurations change the long term value a fair bit. Volatility is marked as high, with a hit frequency just above 30 per cent, so you feel streaks of dry spins and then sharp bursts of wins.

Epic Treasure Slot Features

In the paytable, Epic Treasure splits things into Major symbols and minors. Majors can pay between 24x and 60x your stake for a five of a kind hit across the 40 ways, which is strong for a game that also carries separate prize values. There is no wild symbol at all, so you rely on straight line hits. That might sound harsh, but the extra prize system makes up for the lack of substitution.

Extra Prizes attach randomly to Major symbols and show values between 2x and 100x your bet in the base game. These sit dormant until a chest lands on the bonus reel above. Each spin, that top row can show closed chests that do nothing, a Small Chest, or an Epic Chest. The Small Chest collects all Extra Prizes on the reel directly below, while the Epic Chest scoops every prize visible on the grid.

Free spins in Epic Treasure trigger when three treasure map scatters hit anywhere, awarding ten spins. During the round you see Extra Prizes more often, and they can jump right up to 1,000x per symbol, which is where the slot can really explode. Any Small or Epic Chest that lands during the feature turns sticky on the top reel, staying in place and collecting prizes on every spin, which builds some intense moments.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x30
	4	x10
	3	x4
	5	x20
	4	x7.5
	3	x3
	5	x15
	4	x6
	3	x2.5
	5	x12
	4	x5
	3	x2
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.4
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.4
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.4
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.4
	Scatter

The 200 Spins Epic Treasure Slot Experience

In my 200 spins test run on Epic Treasure I got a fair sample of how the base game behaves. Most spins revolve around chasing Extra Prizes, watching them drop onto Major symbols and then cursing when a locked chest appears above them. The top reel adds a nice layer of anticipation, because one open Epic Chest across a screen dotted with values can convert a bland string of spins into a solid session.

Across that run, the free spins round arrived roughly mid way after landing three treasure map scatters. Early spins were quiet, then a Small Chest parked above a couple of stacked prizes, followed later by an Epic Chest right when the grid carried several higher values. The combo did not reach the theoretical peak, yet it showed how sticky chests and higher prize tiers can push the bonus from average to very respectable.

Review Summary of Epic Treasure

I came away from Epic Treasure impressed by how Max Win Gaming has built a chest mechanic that stays engaging without overcomplicating things. The cartoon style visuals and sea shanty soundtrack fit the treasure hunt theme nicely, while the high volatility and 5,000x cap give regulars a solid target. My only real gripe is the adjustable RTP range, so I always hunt for the higher setting before settling in for a grind.

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