10,000 Wonders MultiMax (Yggdrasil Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

10,000 Wonders Multimax: Slot Overview

I rate 10,000 Wonders MultiMax as a tight 5x3, 243 ways release where cascades and reel-based multipliers carry the show. It leans into an Arabian tale, shifting from a domed city in the base to a treasure cave in the feature. Stakes run from 0.2 to 7, the default RTP sits at 96%, and the volatility is high enough to test patience. The headline figure is a max win of 34,213x, which pairs well with a hold ’n win respins round driven by Lamps.

Wins pay left to right and trigger cascades that remove symbols and drop new ones. Before the drop, a Temple Wild can appear in a random empty spot, priming the grid for multiplier growth. The visual switch to the cave during the feature helps sell the treasure hunt angle, but what kept me spinning was the rhythm of clearing ways, planting Temples, and lining up multipliers. The package feels compact and punchy, with most of the punch reserved for the Lamps round.

10,000 Wonder MultiMax Slot Information

The paytable sticks to clear tiers. Lows are 9 to A, paying 0.6x to 1.5x for five of a kind. Premiums are a white dove and three character symbols, paying 2x to 4x for five. The Temple acts as a Wild and does not pay on its own. It substitutes and powers the reel multiplier. Lamps are Scatters tied to respins. Hit frequency is listed at 17.21%, so I budget for stretches between the better runs and look to multipliers to do the heavy lifting.

The grid offers 243 ways, so any adjacent combo from reel one counts. Cascades remove winners and a Temple may be added before new symbols drop, which nudges a reel multiplier up by +1 where it lands. It’s a neat loop that keeps the board moving without overcomplicating the read. With RTP at 96% and the volatility dialled up, I treat the base as a builder for multipliers and Lamps, rather than a source of frequent big hits, and pick stakes accordingly.

10,000 Wonders MultiMax Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x4
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.8
	5	x3
	4	x1.2
	3	x0.6
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.8
	3	x0.4
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.8
	3	x0.4
	5	x1
	4	x0.7
	3	x0.3
	5	x0.8
	4	x0.6
	3	x0.3
	5	x0.7
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.2
	5	x0.6
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	Scatter
	Wild

Multimax in 10,000 Wonders MultiMax

Each reel carries its own MultiMax multiplier, starting at x1 on every spin. When a Temple lands, it adds +1 to the multiplier above that reel. Before symbols drop after a win, a Temple can be placed in a random empty position, which also counts towards a boost. When you score a line, the total win gets multiplied by the product of multipliers over the reels involved in the combo. It’s simple, stackable, and sets the stage for the Lamps feature.

Bonus Respins in 10,000 Wonders MultiMax

Hit at least six Lamps to trigger three respins. Lamps stick, and any new Lamp resets the counter to three. Temples can still appear, and when they do, they add +1 to the multiplier for that reel during the round. The feature ends when no respins remain or the grid is full. I like that the pace is brisk, with the hold mechanic giving clear feedback after every drop. It’s a clean format that focuses attention on reel positions and multipliers.

Each Lamp pays either a cash prize of 1x to 100x or a coloured Diamond prize worth 10x, 50x, 250x, or 2,000x. Crucially, every Lamp’s prize is multiplied by the MultiMax multiplier of its reel. Fill all positions with Lamps and you pick up the 10K Bonus worth 10,000x on top of everything else. You can feel the math stretching as the board fills and multipliers spread out across the reels, with the last few placements often deciding the session.

Base multipliers carry into the bonus, which helps. I’ve had runs where a couple of boosted reels turned middling boards into serious totals, and others where the lack of Lamp clusters stalled the build. That’s the trade with high volatility. The ceiling is there, 34,213x, but it depends on reel coverage, Diamond hits, and multipliers aligning. I pace my stake, aim for steady Temple growth, and only chase the last Lamp rows if the round already looks live.

Feature Buy in 10,000 Wonders MultiMax

You can buy your way to six Lamps. Options are 50x with 0–3 multiplier upgrades, 75x with 3–6 upgrades, or 100x with 6–10 upgrades. RTP for buys ticks up slightly to 96.7%, 96.8%, or 96.9%. Each upgrade adds +1 to a random reel multiplier before the round. I use the 75x or 100x paths when the base has been flat, as starting with headroom on multiple reels tends to smooth out the early placements and gives Diamonds a better stage.

10,000 Wonders Multimax: Slot Verdict

Marrying MultiMax with a hold ’n win format works well here. The 5x3, 243 ways layout keeps the board readable, and the product of reel multipliers adds bite to both base hits and the Lamps round. The 10K Bonus linked to a full grid gives a clear chase, and I rate the Diamonds as proper milestones along the way. It feels like a compact setup purpose-built for streaky runs, with Temples acting as the simple engine that keeps the numbers climbing.

Stats-wise, it’s a high-volatility ride with 96% RTP, 0.2 to 7 stakes, and a 17.21% hit rate. The measured bet range fits the risk profile, and the ceiling of 34,213x tells you where the game wants to land. I’d recommend it to players who like reel multipliers that snowball and a respin round that can swing hard with the right placements. If you want steady base returns, look elsewhere. If you want Lamps, Diamonds, and stacked reels, this one has legs.