Cyber Vault (Four Leaf Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

The Cyber Vault Slot Game

Cyber Vault opens with a filmic intro as Raven drops into the virtual underworld, which I can skip if I fancy getting straight to it. The 5x5 reels sit before a vault door, with the Uplink Trail wrapping the grid and a PowerUp Reel parked on the left. Controls on the right keep things tidy, while a cyber‑synth score nails the theme. It runs smoothly on mobile and desktop. Stakes range from €0.10 to €20, and there are up to 3,125 ways to win.

Wins form from the leftmost reel on adjacent positions, so three or more matching symbols of any size will do the trick. The base game feeds Batteries into the meter, which drives most of the action, but I also rate the standard line hits for keeping the balance ticking. Presentation is clean and modern without clutter. The slot stays readable even when the Trail heats up, and the PowerUp Reel outcome is clear, which helps when the pace rises.

Symbols and Payouts in Cyber Vault

All symbols fit the cyberpunk kit. Lows are metallic Club, Spade, Diamond, and Heart suits, paying roughly 0.2x to 1.2x for 3+ in adjacent positions. Highs are a First‑Aid Pack, Flashlight, Vault Door, Charger, and Vault, landing between 0.5x and 5x for 3 or more of a kind. The Wild marked “W” substitutes all regulars except the Battery symbol. Paytable values scale with stake, so payouts shown shift with your bet size, which I find handy when fine‑tuning session goals.

Cyber Vault Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Scatter
	5	x5
	4	x2.5
	3	x1
	5	x5
	4	x2.5
	3	x1
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x1.2
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.3
	5	x1
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	5	x1
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	5	x1
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	Wild

Cyber Vault Slot Bonus Features

Battery symbols accumulate below the PowerUp Reel; hit three to activate and reset the meter. When it spins, I can land Move along the Uplink Trail, Collect the current spot, or receive instant Fortune Coins. The Trail itself wraps the grid with prizes from 3x up to 5,000x, Free Spins entries, and Super Spinner. Progress carries over between spins but links to the current stake, so changing the bet resets your position. This loop drives base‑game momentum and keeps me edging towards triggers.

Super Spinner can pitch 40x, 60x, 100x, or 250x cash awards, or hand out 5, 10, 15, or 25 Nitro Spins. Free Spins start with 4 hacks where only Cash Values and Batteries appear; cash locks, Batteries do not. Collecting 3 Batteries re‑activates the PowerUp Reel and resets hacks to 4. The feature ends after 4 dead hacks. On the Trail during Free Spins, I’ve seen Prize adds, Upgrader, Power Upgrader, Multiplier, Power Multiplier, Replicator, Top Replicator, Battery Overcharge, Extra Hack, and Power Battery shaping the grid.

How to Win at Cyber Vault Slot

Set your stake between €0.10 and €20, then spin or use Autoplay. The 5x5 grid offers up to 3,125 ways, with wins paid for 3+ identical symbols landing adjacently from the leftmost reel. I time sessions around Battery flow, since charging the meter fuels most feature action. If you need a refresher, tap the menu for the paytable and rules. It’s a straightforward loop: manage bets, chase Batteries, and let the PowerUp Reel steer you towards Trail prizes or a feature jump.

Cyber Vault Slot RTP & Volatility

This cyber‑filled venture sits at medium variance, rated 6 out of 10, with an RTP of 96.13%. The max potential reaches up to 20,000x the stake, which fits the hold‑and‑collect tilt of the bonus. In long sessions, that profile felt fair to me, with the Uplink march punctuating quieter spells. It’s not a bruiser, yet it can lift quickly once the meter turns and the Trail starts paying. Expect steadier patches in base play, then spikes from Super Spinner or Free Spins.

Nitro Spins can be toggled in base play by upping the stake by 50% or by using 4 coins per spin. With Nitro on, Batteries appear more often, Coin collections pick up, and Super Spinner fires more frequently. If you activate Nitro with coins, the RTP sits around 96.17% to 96.18%. I treat Nitro as a pacing tool: pay more, charge faster. It helps push the Trail, though it won’t magic prizes; variance still rules how often you land those key collects.

There’s a Feature Buy too: pay 84x the bet, or 700 coins, and jump straight into Free Spins at the standard RTP of 96.13%. Progress on the Uplink Trail is linked to your current stake and carries over between spins, so shifting bets mid‑session will affect your position. I stick to one level when chasing a board, then step away or change stakes once I’ve banked a result, which keeps tracking cleaner and avoids awkward resets.

The Final Thoughts on Cyber Vault

Cyber Vault blends a slick cyberpunk look with a feature loop that grows on you. The Uplink Trail and PowerUp Reel add a board‑game feel, while Free Spins pack enough modifiers to keep each run fresh. It can seem a bit complex at the start, yet after a few spins it clicks. I’d sample the demo, set a stake you like, and play around with Nitro. If you enjoy hold‑and‑win style bonuses with build‑up, this is a tidy heist ride worth a session.