Thor Infinity Reels Slot Review

Thor Infinity Reels Slot Reel Screen

When I fire up Thor Infinity Reels, the first thing that hits me is the 3x4 grid set against that misty viking graveyard backdrop, full of shields, helmets and brutal-looking weaponry. It feels like the end of a battle, and the sound design backs that up nicely. The layout starts simple with three reels, but the whole point here is that the reel set keeps stretching as winning combinations build.

The base game flow is all about chaining wins. You begin with three reels, and every time a symbol combo pays, a new reel drops in on the right. Only that new reel spins, which keeps the action fast. Visually, new reels sliding in while the multiplier climbs gives each spin sequence a bit of a story, and that suits the Norse theme of grinding towards a big hit.

Thor Infinity Reels Features

On the reels in Thor Infinity Reels, the lower pays are built around classic viking gear, while the premium symbols are those shields, helmets and weapons that fit the graveyard setting. The premium icons only pay between 0.75x and 2.5x for five of a kind, which looks modest on paper, but the Infinity Reels engine and the rising win multiplier are there to push those lines far beyond face value.

Thor himself steps in as the wild, substituting to complete or extend winning combinations, and his hammer Mjolnir is the scatter. Land six or more hammers across the expanded grid to trigger the Jackpot Streak Respins. Each hammer carries a cash value from 1x up to 100x stake, and some come as jackpot hammers linked to the four fixed jackpots, so symbols here are more than just line-payers.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	1	x0.25
	1	x0.2
	1	x0.15
	1	x0.15
	1	x0.1
	1	x0.1
	1	x0.1
	1	x0.05
	1	x0.05
	1	x0.05
	Multiplier
	Wild

Thor Infinity Reels from ReelPlay

Thor Infinity Reels sits firmly in the high volatility bracket, which I feel straight away in longer base game stretches without a hit. The RTP sits around 96.2%, and stakes run from 0.20 up to 40 per spin, which suits both testing runs and more serious sessions. The Infinity Bonus pays 888x stake for adding 12 or more extra reels, with overall max win quoted at 6,055x, so the risk profile makes sense.

The 200 Spins Thor Infinity Reels Experience

Triggering the Jackpot Streak Respins in Thor Infinity Reels needs a bit of patience. You need at least six Mjolnir scatters on the grid at the end of a spin sequence. Once that happens, the reels lock at their current size and you move into a Hold & Respins style feature with three respins on the counter. Every triggering hammer sticks in place and shows either a cash prize or one of the jackpot types.

During the Streak Respins, only blanks, new cash hammers or jackpot hammers can land, and any new hammer resets the respin counter back to three. Filling an entire reel with hammers adds another reel on the right, which feels great as it keeps the potential alive for the 888x Infinity Jackpot while the fixed jackpots sit in the mix. You can hit several jackpots in one feature if the symbols line up.

In my own 200-spin session, the base game had its moments when Thor as wild pushed a win up to a 7x multiplier, though most stretches felt cagey. The big swing came when I chose to buy the Jackpot Respins for 100x stake, which dropped in a chunky starting grid with a pile of hammers already locked. Hitting 14 triggering cash hammers delivered a feature that actually lived up to the build-up.

Review Summary

I have to admit I’ve seen a lot of Hold & Respins slots recently, so I’m a bit jaded with that format, but Thor Infinity Reels does something a little different by bolting it onto the Infinity Reels engine. Chasing extra reels while the multiplier climbs adds tension to both base game spins and the Jackpot Respins, and that 888x Infinity Bonus never feels totally out of reach when the reels keep growing.

The hammer cash prizes up to 100x and the fixed jackpots up to 2,000x stake give the feature plenty of punch, and the 6,055x max win feels respectable for this style of game. On the flip side, there is no classic free spins round, and the high volatility means dry patches are common. For players who enjoy Streak Respins and expanding grids, though, Thor Infinity Reels is very easy to keep spinning.

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