Temple Tumble Megaways is Relax Gaming’s February 2019 treasure hunt through a Cambodian jungle temple, the first game in its Tumble series. Part of the 6×6 Megaways grid starts every spin sealed under stone blocks, wins break the blocks beside them, and clearing every block starts the free spins. It returns 96.25%, and most sites quote a 7,767x maximum. The free demo below is a similar Aztec pokie.
Temple Tumble Megaways runs on six reels of six rows for up to 46,656 ways, but stone blocks cover part of the grid on each spin, so the live count is lower and rises as they break; one review site puts the floor at 64 ways, another says a reel can shrink to one symbol. Stakes run from 20 cents to $100 a spin, though casinos can set their own limits. Six review sites and databases give a default return of 96.25%, while Relax’s own page states only a 90% build for Germany and lists a UK game ID that suggests 92%. Relax calls the game highly volatile; most trackers say high, one very high. Something pays on 24.76% of spins, and one tracker puts the free spins at about one in 155. The most quoted maximum is 7,767x the bet, $776,700 at the top stake, but Relax publishes none and other sites print figures from 7,488x to 10,000x.
Temple Tumble Megaways Pokies Characteristics
Wins pay left to right for three or more matching symbols on adjacent reels, starting on the leftmost reel; two of a kind pays nothing. Every win sets off a tumble: winning symbols are removed, new ones drop in, and the chain runs while new wins form. A win that touches a stone block also breaks it, so each step can open more ways than the last.
The wild is a bearded explorer that substitutes for every paying symbol and lands only on reels 2 to 6; no source gives it a multiplier or a pay of its own. No scatter is involved, since the free spins come from the blocks, and there is no jackpot. Neither a gamble nor a bonus buy is confirmed: Relax’s launch release mentions neither, and the sites that tag one give no details.
Figures below are multiples of the total bet for six of a kind, the only column confirmed by more than one source.
Three to five of a kind pay less, but only one database lists those amounts, so they are left out. There is no scatter pay, and the top line is worth 1x the bet, so single wins are small and the game leans on tumbles, blocks opening more ways and the free spins multipliers. No source explains how the game adds up a symbol that wins on several ways at once, so check the in-game paytable before working out cash examples.
Each spin lands with a random part of the grid sealed under grey stone. The blocks are dead positions, not symbols. When a win sits next to one, horizontally or vertically according to one detailed review, the block breaks and a regular symbol takes its place, adding a position to that reel and more ways for the next tumble.
Break every block on the screen and the Temple Tumble bonus starts. Published descriptions treat the blocks spin by spin, which suggests the clearing must happen within one chain of tumbles rather than build up across spins, though no source says so outright. Either way, the trigger rewards long chains.
Clearing the grid awards six free spins, played in one of three hidden underground worlds that you choose. Each has special blocks that break like ordinary ones:
Sources word the multiplier differently: some list blocks worth 1x to 3x, two describe a running multiplier that grows by 1 to 3 as each block breaks, and none gives a cap. Clearing every block again adds three spins in any mode, with no stated retrigger limit. One database says the three worlds share the same average return and differ only in volatility, which would make the choice one of temperament: Extra Spins for a longer, steadier round, Multipliers for a short one that swings much further.
At 96.25% the game keeps about 3.75 cents of every dollar bet over the long run. Relax supplies at least one lower build, 90% for Germany, which keeps 10 cents, so the RTP line in the information screen is worth a look first. With a 24.76% hit rate, three spins in four pay nothing, and the balance tends to drift down between bonuses.
One tracker puts the free spins at about once every 155 spins: $31 in stakes at 20 cents a spin, $155 at $1, before whatever the base game pays back. A $50 budget at 20 cents buys 250 spins, enough on average for one or two bonuses but with no promise of either, so the low end of the stake range is the sensible place to learn the game.
Temple Tumble 2 Dream Drop (May 2022) is the direct sequel: the same 6×6 grid and up to 46,656 ways, the two treasure hunters moved to Egypt, and free spins with special blocks that award multipliers, persistent wilds or a symbol transform. It returns 94.8% and carries Relax’s five-tier Dream Drop progressive jackpot, from Rapid to Mega, reached through a randomly triggered jackpot spin; Relax reported a €924,386.51 Mega win on it in July 2022.
Relax also spun the idea off in 2021. Templar Tumble (March) moves to a medieval cathedral with 117,649 ways, where wilds turn blockers into mystery symbols with multipliers up to 1,000x. Cluster Tumble (November) uses an 8×8 cluster-style grid with power-up blocks and a 20,000x maximum. Both have Dream Drop versions. A lobby tile reading plain Temple Tumble or Temple Tumble Megaways is the 2019 original, which has no jackpot.
The setting is an ancient Cambodian jungle temple with Angkor Wat-style statues; one database calls it an Aztec temple, which does not match Relax’s description. A bearded explorer is the wild, grey stone blocks shatter as wins land beside them, and the bonus choice is framed as three hidden underground worlds. Symbols run from ace-to-jack royals through red, blue and green gems and a red mask to a golden Buddha head. The Temple Tumble slot is HTML5, plays in portrait or landscape on iOS and Android, and has autoplay of up to 1,000 spins, or unlimited where the jurisdiction allows.
Relax Gaming is an online supplier and Temple Tumble Megaways is online only, so it is not on pub, club or casino floors. Relax’s parent group says the studio enforces a list of restricted territories, but not whether Australia is on it. One slot database’s Australian page lists the game at 66 casinos, a third-party count rather than a lobby we have checked, so availability varies and the lobby search is the way to check: try “Temple Tumble”, since Relax leaves Megaways out of the name. To play Temple Tumble free, Relax’s product page links to an official play-money version, and several demo sites host a Temple Tumble demo too.
Temple Tumble Megaways holds up because the blocks give the base game a visible goal: you can see how close each spin came to the bonus. The 96.25% default is fair, the three worlds let you set the risk of the free spins, and with no confirmed bonus buy the blocks are the only way in. It suits players who like cascades and accept long gaps between bonuses, not anyone after a jackpot, a buy or frequent wins. The one thing to check is the RTP line, because Relax lists a 90% build.
96.25% by default, the figure six sources agree on. Relax’s own page lists a 90% German version and a UK game ID that suggests 92%, so check the information screen.
Break every stone block on the screen. Wins break the blocks beside them and tumbles keep the chain going; clearing them all gives six free spins, and doing it again in the round adds three.
7,767 times the bet is the most quoted figure, $776,700 at a $100 stake. Relax publishes no maximum, and other sites print 7,488x to 10,000x.
One database says all three have the same average return and differ only in volatility: Extra Spins is medium, Multipliers and Extra Spins high, Multipliers alone very high.
Only online, as there is no pub or club version. We found no statement on whether Australia is on Relax’s restricted list, so search an offshore casino’s lobby for the name.
Yes. Temple Tumble 2 Dream Drop came out in May 2022 with the same 6×6 grid, an Egyptian setting, a 94.8% return and the five-tier Dream Drop jackpot.
