Adventures (BGaming) – Review & Demo Play

Adventures Slot Overview

I stepped into BGaming’s anime-inspired fantasy land in Adventures, played on 6 reels and 5 rows with Cluster Pays, where 4 or more matching symbols create wins anywhere on the grid. Stakes range from 0.10 to 120, the RTP stands at 97.10%, volatility sits at low/medium, and the max win is 2,100x the bet. Core mechanics include Cascades and a Heroes-and-Bosses layer that links base game clusters to progress, plus three boss-triggered bonuses and an on-demand Buy Bonus.

The loop runs across 10 spins while a single boss faces you. Wins charge a colour-coded hero, chip away at the boss’s health, and, if you down it in time, one of the bonuses fires. Miss the knockout and a fresh boss arrives with full health for the next cycle. I like the rising tension as the spins tick down, and the Buy Bonus option lets me jump straight to Dragon’s Chest, Cerberus Cash, or Goblin Coin Spin when I fancy a shortcut.

Adventures Slot Information

Adventures leans into an old-school manga vibe with hand-drawn characters and symbols, almost as if sketched on paper then scanned, giving it a distinct 2000s look. That style sets it apart, though it may divide players who prefer slicker visuals. The grid uses Cluster Pays, so position doesn’t matter so long as 4 or more match. Cascades follow each win to keep the screen in motion. I’ve had no issues playing the slot across desktop, mobile, and tablet.

Symbols and Paytable in Adventures

There are four lower-paying symbols matching the heroes’ colours: a stein of beer, a bomb, a shield, and a magic orb. With Cluster Pays, 4 or more matching symbols form wins anywhere, and the top returns arrive at 13-of-a-kind. Hitting the max cluster of these lowers pays between 4x and 10x the bet, depending on the symbol. Clusters can chain through Cascades, so single spins can stack several small payouts while you build pressure on the boss’s health bar.

Higher-paying symbols are the harp, kunai dagger, axe, and magic book. Land a 13-symbol cluster with these premiums and the payout ranges from 20x up to 100x the bet. Each colour maps to one of the four heroes, so any win in that colour charges the relevant hero for the next attack. I find that mixing premium clusters with steady lower hits not only pads the balance but also drives boss damage, setting up those feature triggers at the end of a cycle.

Adventures Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	13+	x100
	12	x100
	11	x50
	6	x5
	5	x2
	4	x2
	13+	x30
	12	x30
	11	x20
	6	x2
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.5
	13+	x25
	12	x25
	11	x15
	6	x2
	5	x1
	4	x1
	13+	x20
	12	x20
	11	x10
	6	x1.5
	5	x0.8
	4	x0.8
	13+	x10
	12	x10
	11	x5
	6	x1
	5	x0.5
	4	x0.5
	13+	x8
	12	x8
	11	x4
	6	x0.8
	5	x0.4
	4	x0.4
	13+	x5
	12	x5
	11	x3
	6	x0.5
	5	x0.3
	4	x0.3
	13+	x4
	12	x4
	11	x2
	6	x0.4
	5	x0.2
	4	x0.1

Heroes and Bosses in Adventures

Four heroes sit at the bottom right, always active. Any colour-coded win energises the corresponding hero, and attacks are aimed at the currently active boss. Only one boss can be active at a time, chosen from Goblin, Dragon, and Cerberus. The boss’s lives are visible beneath its portrait, making progress crystal clear. The aim is simple: create enough clusters within 10 spins to reduce the health to zero and trigger the linked feature before the cycle resets.

Fail to defeat the boss by the end of the 10-spin cycle and a new boss arrives with full health. Beat it and you’ll enter the matching bonus: Goblin Coin Spin, Dragon’s Chest, or Cerberus Cash. I rate this structure because it gives meaning to every base hit; even modest clusters contribute towards that end-of-cycle payoff. The moments where the boss is low on lives and you have a couple of spins left are where Adventures gets genuinely gripping.

Adventures Slot Features

Cascades come first. After any winning cluster of 4+ symbols, the winning group disappears, new symbols drop, and fresh ones land to fill remaining spaces. This repeats until no new clusters form. In practice, I often chain two or three modest wins off a decent cluster, and those extra charges for the correct hero can be the difference between missing and making the boss feature as the 10-spin cycle winds down.

Defeating Dragon triggers Dragon’s Chest, a pick feature where you select one chest to reveal a multiplier that applies to your current bet, with the remaining chests opening to show what you missed. Cerberus Cash is a 3-reel line feature awarding a random multiplier from 11x up to 1,800x. Goblin Coin Spin is a bonus spin with only coins and clouds; after the spin, all visible coin values are summed and paid. Each boss has its own distinct payout profile.

Feature Buy sits in the corner and lets me trigger any boss feature instantly. Pricing scales with stake: 75x for Dragon’s Chest, 100x for Cerberus Cash, and 150x for Goblin Coin Spin. If I’ve chipped a boss low but fear the cycle won’t finish it, I either stick with the grind or jump straight into a paid feature. It’s flexible, and in my sessions the choice often hinges on balance health and whether I’m chasing a multiplier or coin sum.

RTP and Win Potential in Adventures

Adventures carries a 97.10% RTP, which is strong for slots, paired with low/medium volatility and a 2,100x max win. Min bet is 0.10 while max bet reaches 120, so it caters for cautious sessions and high-stake punts alike. The pay model leans toward frequent smaller clusters in the base, but the best returns come from the boss bonuses. I’ve found the rhythm suits session play, with the boss cycle giving structure while the features provide the real spikes.