Triton’s Secret (Swintt) – Review & Demo Play

Basic Information for Triton’s Secret

Swintt’s Triton’s Secret runs a two-phase set up that starts on a compact 3x3 grid and grows to 5x3 with up to 24 paylines when features kick in. The maths is medium volatility with an RTP of 96.13%, a max win of x180 and stakes from 0.10 to 100 per spin. The scene sits in the sunken city of Atlantis, with keys, fish, gems and dice tying the theme together. From my sessions it plays as a feature-led slot with frequent mini-game triggers.

Game Rules in Triton’s Secret

The base game pays if you land 3, 5 or 7 of a kind on three separate reels while watching multiple lines at once. You always play on all lines. Key symbols sit at the heart of progress. Three keys in a winning combination take off one lock from the big pearl shell. When all three locks are gone, Triton opens the shell and you move from 3x3 to the full field for a stretch of bonus spins at the bet that opened it.

Four special icons can activate mini-games. Fish starts Deep Fishing, the pink gem with a spiral starts Stone Puzzle, and the runes symbol starts Triton’s Runes. Keys feed the pearl shell mechanic. Spin control is simple, with stake selection next to the main button. I treat it like a two-stage slot: grind on 3x3 for keys and bonus symbols, then ride the expanded 5x3 phase. The rhythm feels steady on medium maths, with features dropping at a fair clip.

Bonus Game – The Pearl Shell in Triton’s Secret

Collecting keys is the path to the Pearl Shell bonus. Each time three key symbols land as a winning set, one lock comes off the shell. After the third, the shell opens and the game widens to 5x3, then a batch of bonus spins play out at the lowest stake used to open that chapter. The bigger the secret revealed, the more spins you get. When the sequence ends, the layout shrinks back to 3x3 for the next chapter.

Bonus Game – Deep Fishing in Triton’s Secret

Deep Fishing plays like a target game. You try to hit different fish with Triton’s magic trident. Every fish carries a prize, and some hide a jackpot. The number of hits you start with depends on how many bonus symbols land in the winning combination that triggers it. With three you start on five hits, five gives six hits, and seven symbols award seven hits. Only hits that connect count, so misses don’t burn through the hit counter.

As a grinder, I like the pacing here. Results range from steady coin wins to rare jackpot flashes. Sources mention a fixed Gold jackpot at x500 and a Super jackpot at x10,000, both tied to the bonus games with very small odds. The feature feels clean on mobile as well as desktop. When the fish values line up with a decent bet, Deep Fishing can top a session, but most of the time it feeds the balance between bigger moments.

Bonus Game – Stone Puzzle in Triton’s Secret

Stone Puzzle asks you to recreate a picture by swapping stone tiles. The number of moves you start with depends on the trigger count: three symbols give eight moves, five gives ten, and seven award twelve. Solve it within the limit to reach a wheel of fortune with higher prizes. If you fall short, you still reach the wheel, only on lower bands. I find this mode swings more than Deep Fishing, but it can be the top payer.

Bonus Game – Triton’s Runes in Triton’s Secret

Triton’s Runes is an underwater take on a dice game. Different combinations pay different amounts, and the roll count scales with the trigger: three symbols give three rolls, five gives four, and seven award five. It is quick and tidy, mixing small hits with the odd punchy outcome. I treat it as a change of pace rather than the main prize path. When runes fall in clumps on the 3x3 stage, the feature tends to appear back-to-back.

Triton’s Secret Paytable and Symbols

Triton’s Secret uses 14 symbols in total, with four capable of starting bonus games. The set fits the underwater story: fish, trident artefacts, the rulers of these depths, keys, a pink gem with a spiral and the runes icon. The pay mechanic tracks across multiple lines, so lines can combine into larger sets if a continuous path can be drawn. In practice I scan for runs of identical icons that tie together, as that is how 3, 5 and 7 wins form.

The paytable lists upper band returns such as x120 for a five-symbol set on the top icon, then steps through tiers that include x80 and x66.66 on sixes, x53.33 and x40 on other premiums, and smaller bands down to around x0.66 for fours on low icons. It is a compact build without standard wilds or classic free spins, and the weight sits on the mini-games. I rate the layout as clear once you’ve checked the tables inside the info screen.

Triton’s Secret Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x120
	4	x40
	3	x13.33
	6	x80
	5	x26.66
	4	x8
	6	x66.66
	5	x20
	4	x6.66
	6	x53.33
	5	x16
	4	x5.33
	6	x40
	5	x13.33
	4	x4
	6	x5.33
	5	x2.66
	4	x1.06
	6	x4
	5	x2
	4	x0.93
	6	x3.33
	5	x1.6
	4	x0.8
	6	x2.66
	5	x1.33
	4	x0.66