Masked Treasures (Relax Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Masked Treasures Slot Overview

I took Masked Treasures for a spin from Relax Gaming. It is a 5x3 Aztec-style slot with 15 paylines, default RTP 96.23 per cent, medium high volatility, and stakes from 0.10 to 100. The game leans on a prize Ladder, Jungle Jackpots, and free spins with a win multiplier. The base is a peaceful jungle scene, while the bonus shifts to a focused improvement zone. Max win lands at 5,000x, with the Ladder offering up to 3,000x in one hit.

Masked Treasures Slot Information

Paylines pay left to right from the first reel, needing three or more matches. Hit frequency sits at 23.71 per cent, so wins show up about once in four spins. On mobile or desktop, a stone frame holds the grid, a seven rung Ladder sits to the left with instant prizes, and three fixed jackpots rest across the ridge. Free spins tend to trigger about once in 243 spins, and the jackpot feature about once in 534.8.

Stakes adjust cleanly across the full range, from low to high. The presentation is serviceable. Water below ancient stone, gentle drums, totems, and carved patterns set the mood around a tidy 5x3. It feels more half baked than a grand expedition, yet the scene is legible and calm. The math model relies on collection, multipliers, and a random prize pick that keeps the pace steady rather than wild, which suits session play when I am coasting.

Masked Treasures Symbols and Paytable

Three low paying gems lead off, a round emerald, a triangular sapphire, and a pentagonal ruby. A full line of five pays 2.5x the bet. The mid value set shows three tiles with animal motifs, a turtle, a salamander, and an eagle. Five of a kind returns 10x the stake. Lines pay left to right only, so you still need those symbols to start on reel one. The art is clean, so spotting sets while spinning is easy.

High pays are an eagle and a tiger, worth 20x to 50x for five on a line. Wilds appear as an Aztec pyramid on all reels, substitute for regular symbols, and can pay up to 50x on their own if they line up. Collect and Super Collect arrive as colourful masks that feed the Ladder feature. Scatters are golden discs with carvings, used to trigger free spins. It is a simple paytable that favours tidy line hits.

Masked Treasures Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x20
	4	x7.5
	3	x2
	5	x10
	4	x5
	3	x1
	5	x10
	4	x5
	3	x1
	5	x10
	4	x5
	3	x1
	5	x2.5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x2.5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x2.5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x2.5
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	Wild
	5	x50
	4	x10
	3	x2.5
	Scatter
	Collect

Masked Treasures Slot Features

The Ladder drives most spikes in the base game. Land three to nine Collect masks on the same spin to climb and take the shown prize, from 1x up to 3,000x. It is simple stuff, hit the count and bank the instant. Super Collect uses the same count yet can randomly pay from the highest rung reached and above. That twist adds a hint of suspense. During my play, Super Collect felt rare, so the regular climb carried the weight.

Jungle Jackpots trigger at random. When they fire, you get either the Mini at 50x, the Major at 100x, or the Mega at 200x your bet. They sit above the grid as a steady tease. The drops are quick, a short reveal and back to spins. Handy when they land, yet the values are modest, so they fade from mind unless a dry spell makes a 100x feel like a drink in the heat.

Three, four, or five Scatters start free spins, preceded by an improvement zone with six segmented wheels. Land on green to step to the next wheel with richer spins and a higher multiplier, hit red and you begin at the current level. With three Scatters you can reach 8 spins at x1 up to 18 at x10. Four Scatters stretch from 10 at x1 to 20 at x10. Five move from 12 at x1 to 22 at x10.

Masked Treasures Slot Verdict

I like clear ladders and instant prizes, yet Masked Treasures feels derivative and safe. The jungle dressing is fine but forgettable. Super Collect barely shows, Jungle Jackpots are minor, and free spins strip away the Ladder, which blunts the one hook that had bite. On paper, 3,000x ladder hits and a 5,000x cap look decent. In play, it comes off as an uninspired roadmap filler that trudges more than it thrills, even by Relax Gaming standards.