Tiger Stone

Tiger Stone Review

This game joins many similar slots. The playing field has 5 reels, 3 rows and 25 paylines.

Thematically, this is an online slot about animals. It’s all fairly average stuff. The game’s production values aren’t particularly exciting, and there’s just nothing inspired about the entire package.

The volatility of Tiger Stone is medium, and its Grand jackpot stands at 1,000x your bet. You can jump into the action for stakes between £0.25 and £60. The theoretical RTP is 95.78%, which is slightly below average.

Tiger Stone Slot Features

Tiger Stone offers a set of 8 pay symbols, and there are 4 low pays and 4 high pays. For low pays, there are card ranks from Jacks to Aces, and these symbols all pay 2x your bet for five-of-a-kind combinations. For high pays, there are thematic symbols with foxes, buffaloes, bears and panthers. Panthers are the most valuable symbols, and you’ll get a 20x payout for a set of five.

There are also 3 special symbols - Tiger Wilds, Golden Scatters and Gem Bonus symbols. Tiger Wilds can substitute for any other pay symbol to complete a winning combination, and they also offer payout values of their own. Find a set of five, and you’ll win 20x your stake!

To get to the Hold and Win feature, you have to land at least 6 Gem Bonus symbols in view. You’ll get 3 respins to start with, and each symbol that lands automatically resets the counter back to 3. There are special Jackpot Gem Bonus symbols, too, which can net you the slot’s Mini and Major jackpots. Those are worth 30x and 100x your bet, respectively. If you get lucky enough to fill the entire board with symbols, you’ll grab the slot’s Grand jackpot, which is worth 1,000x your stake!

If you get 3 Golden Scatters, you’ll trigger the Free Spins feature with 5 free spins. During free spins, the middle three reels are merged together. In other words, they show Giant symbols that make it easier to get juicy winning combos. And, if you manage to find a Giant Golden Scatter, you’ll receive 3 extra free spins!

Review Summary

When all is said and done, Tiger Stone emerges as a formulaic slot that brings nothing new to the table. If anything, its production values are somewhat lower than what we’re used to, and there’s nothing that would push the slot back into the territory of slots that are worth checking out. Even the Free Spins feature with Giant symbols has been done before, so there’s that. Unless you’re desperate for another Hold and Win slot, you should feel free to sit this one out.