Gates of Colossus MultiChase (Wishbone) — slot review for players from Nigeria

Gates of Colossus MultiChase Bonuses and Mechanics

In Gates of Colossus MultiChase, Wishbone has assembled not one central round, but seven independent mechanics that work in parallel and intertwine. Understanding them individually is more important than keeping the overall RTP in mind: their combined work results in the final game variance.

Rolling Reels — Cascades After Each Winning Combination

A basic feature that triggers on any winning spin. As soon as a combo of 8+ identical symbols forms anywhere on the grid, these icons disappear, and new ones fall from above to take their place. If the re-trigger again leads to a new combination, the cycle repeats. There's technically no limit to the number of re-triggers in this game: we've seen playthroughs of 6-7 consecutive re-triggers on a single spin. Each successful cycle on this page is considered a separate mini-payout — and it also opens the way for numerical symbols from the next feature.

An important detail of Rolling Reels in this implementation: only the symbols involved in the combination disappear. Adjacent MultiChase symbols remain on the grid and carry over to the next cycle — this allows you to accumulate sets of multipliers within one series. If you had two 25× numerical symbols at the start, and after the first re-trigger another 100× was added — in the next cycle, the sum will already be 150×, and any new payout will apply it in full.

MultiChase — Numerical Symbols from 2× to 500× with Accumulation

This is the mechanic that gave the release its name. During each spin, numerical symbols with multipliers from 2× to 500× can appear on the grid. They land as individual icons — just like regular paying symbols, and work immediately in both the base game and the Free Spins round. When a combination of 8+ identical icons triggers, all visible numerical symbols on the grid add up and are applied to the total payout of the cycle. The longer a series of 2-3 numerical icons holds up through consecutive re-triggers, the more noticeable the accumulation becomes: even two 25× symbols with a 500× in the corner turn an ordinary payout into a significant win.

The distribution of values is non-linear: most often, 2×, 3×, and 5× appear on the grid, less often — 10×, 25×, 50×, even rarer — 100× and 250×, and 500× is an already rare "golden" symbol, which in our tests appeared once every 400-600 spins. Wishbone does not publish a precise frequency table, but the logic within the actual game is clear: to catch something close to the x15000 ceiling, you need at least two high numbers and a successful series of Rolling Reels on top symbols.

Respin Strike — Random Respin with a Full Grid Refresh

A feature not found in every Wishbone release. On any basic spin, a Respin Strike can trigger — the animation glows with incandescent red, the current grid clears, and a completely new random layout drops into its place. This is not a "free spin" in the usual sense — it's a re-draw of the round: you paid for one spin, but got a second attempt with a possible new set of numerical symbols and icons. The trigger is random, the frequency is not explicitly stated by the provider, but in our long tests, a Respin Strike occurred approximately once every 80-130 spins.

Good to know: Respin Strike can occur on both empty and already winning spins. In the latter case, the base payout is processed first (taking into account Rolling Reels and number accumulation), and only then is the grid reset for a new draw. This means that in a rare scenario, you get both a regular payout and a chance for a second big result with the same bet.

Bonus Feature — 15 Free Spins with Three Modifiers

The Scatter in this release is Hephaestus himself — a figure with a hammer that can land on any of the 6 reels. A successful collection of Scatters triggers the Bonus Feature — a round of 15 Free Spins. The main feature of this mode is that the MultiChase values that land on the grid during the round do not reset between spins: they accumulate in a common counter and are applied to each new cycle payout until the end of the round. The longer the series, the more powerful the total coefficient sum becomes.

The round itself comes with one of three modifiers — which one lands is randomly determined at the start:

• Cash — increased probability of "significant" (high-paying) symbols appearing. Suitable for turning even short 15 spins into a steady stream of medium payouts.
• Sync — at the end of each cycle, random positions synchronize: identical icons are cloned between cells, increasing the chance of collecting a large combo of 12+ symbols.
• Multi — increased frequency of MultiChase values appearing directly in Free Spins. This is the "most valuable" mode: the Multi + Sync combination is the only way to achieve a result that even approaches the x15000 bet ceiling.

In our playthroughs, the distribution of modifiers felt roughly like this: Cash — about 45-50% hits, Sync — 25-30%, Multi — 20-25%. This is subjective statistics over 60+ launches, and the actual probability may vary slightly, but the order of magnitude matches what we've seen in public reviews.

Top Takes — "Hall of Fame" of the Best Spins of the Session

Top Takes is not a prize round, but a separate statistic that the game keeps parallel to the regular session. It shows the three best results from a selected sample — 100, 300, or 500 base spins. Once the sample is collected, these three payouts are displayed. The maximum recorded mark in Wishbone's Top Takes 500 materials is stated as x245 of the bet — this is a peak ceiling, not an average. Max payout icons are not included in Top Takes — this is done specifically so that the statistics reflect repeatable scenarios, not rare records.

Useful for self-checking: if you're playing Top Takes 100 and the three best spins out of 100 rounds haven't exceeded x20 of the bet — then you've hit a cold streak, and it's worth either lowering your bet size or switching to Top Takes 500 for a more consistent picture. This mechanic does not bring additional payouts, but it provides honest feedback on the release's variance.

Win Booster — Double the Round Chance for +25% of the Bet

An optional button above the Spin button. By enabling it, you increase your bet by 25% and at the same time double the probability of a natural trigger of the bonus round from scatters. This option does not affect the payout amount, MultiChase values, or the behavior of significant icons — it only works with the chance of triggering the round. Available exclusively in the base game; you cannot purchase another round within the bonus round.

Feature Buy — Options for Purchasing the Bonus Round

If waiting for a natural trigger is tedious, Wishbone has provided a direct purchase option. The Feature Buy button instantly triggers a round of 15 spins — without collecting scatters or accumulating anything. Available only in the base game; the button may be disabled within the bonus round and at certain betting limits. Wishbone specifically emphasizes in the release's marketing that the purchase does not reduce the maximum payout ceiling — x15000 of the bet is available even through Feature Buy.