Lost Treasure (Bigpot Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Lost Treasure - Game Overview

I’ve spent time with Lost Treasure and it plays straight and fair. It runs on a 5x3 reel set with 20 betways. The treasure chest scatter pays and triggers 15 free spins with a 3x multiplier. The explorer wild substitutes and doubles any win it completes. There’s a simple gamble that lets me try to double a prize up to seven times. That mix gives a tidy base game with clear highs when multipliers line up or the feature drops.

Theme, Graphics & Soundtrack in Lost Treasure

Lost Treasure sets the scene in the jungles of Central America with a pyramid entrance framed by vines and a golden wheel above the reels. Symbols sit on stone cylinders inside a wooden frame, and the paylines are picked out with precious gems. The art keeps that temple vibe without clutter. I like how the entrance wheel spins as you start, then settles while the reels stop, giving a light sense of journey before you check the lines.

The soundtrack blends a gentle theme with pipes and drums, while spins add classic slot clicks on top. Outside the wild and scatter, symbols lean on jewels, gold coins, stacked bars, and card ranks from Ace to nine, each drawn with a carved look that fits the set. It holds attention without shouting, which suits longer sessions. On mobile the layout stays clean and I found the buttons easy to reach without hitting the wrong control.

Lost Treasure RTP and Variance

Lost Treasure comes with 96.13% RTP and sits at medium variance. Small wins arrive at a steady rate in the base game, while the free spins can take patience to land. I saw streaks where wild multipliers kept things ticking, then a lift when the bonus turned up. If you want faster cycles, the game offers two turbo levels, fast and ultra fast, so you can shorten the gaps between features without changing the underlying hit pattern.

Bet Sizes & Paytable Wins in Lost Treasure

The betting is flexible, running from 0.20 to 100 per spin. The maximum win shown for the base game is x10000, tied to the top scatter value. You change stake with plus and minus, set auto spins from 10 to 1000, and add stop rules for wins, losses, or when free spins trigger. That control helps me pace a session, test a few settings, and lock in a comfortable range before pushing for a feature on a higher bet.

For five of a kind the paytable reads well. Scatter pays x10000. Wild pays x9000. Blue and red gems pay x750 or x1500 with a wild. Gold coins pay x400 or x800. Gold and silver bars pay x250 or x500. Ace and King pay x125 or x250. Queen, Jack, Ten, and Nine pay x100 or x200. The wild doubles any line it completes, so mixed sets can step up when that explorer lands in the right spot.

Lost Treasure Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x50
	4	x25
	3	x8
	5	x30
	4	x15
	3	x5
	5	x8
	4	x3
	3	x0.8
	5	x4
	4	x2
	3	x0.5
	5	x2
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.2
	5	x2
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.2
	5	x2
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.2
	5	x2
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.2
	Scatter
	Wild

Lost Treasure Free Spins Feature

Free spins in Lost Treasure trigger when three to five treasure chests land, awarding 15 spins with all wins at x3. The feature can retrigger, so a second set extends the run without breaking flow. After the bonus, you can take a shot at gambling the total to try for a double. I like that the base wild still doubles line wins while you wait, so the build to the feature does not feel flat between chests.

Lost Treasure Review

Lost Treasure has stayed on my list because both wild and scatter pay, and the gamble adds a quick sweat without fuss. The core features are simple but they link well. The x2 from the wild keeps lines lively, then the free spins add the big lift with x3 across the board. I rate the pace as solid for medium variance, with enough hits to steady a bankroll while you hunt for the chest triggers.

The interface works well. The info panel lays out rules, wild and scatter behaviour, free spins details, and the paytable with clear multipliers when a wild completes a line. Turbo options let me either coast or rip through a set, which suits different moods. On both desktop and mobile, I had no trouble setting stakes, toggling turbo, or starting auto. The layout keeps each control where I expect it, which helps during longer sessions.

My take is positive with one caveat. Free spins can be hard to land, so I plan stakes around that wait and do not chase every near miss. When the feature arrives, the x3 can rack up totals that protect a session, and retriggers make those runs feel special. If you want a straight slot with clear pay symbols, steady small wins, and the chance to step up during bonus, Lost Treasure does the job well.