Jack Raider and the Lost Relics

Jack Raider and the Lost Relics Overview

Jack Raider and the Lost Relics is a six-reel, five-row slot from NetGame with pay-anywhere scoring, a 96.33% RTP, a high volatility rating and a published ceiling of 10,000x. It was released on 25 April 2025.

There are no paylines at all. All figures below were read from demo play at 6.00 and 25.00 EUR stakes, which is enough to see both halves of the game.

A Temple Framed in Stone

The grid sits inside a carved stone portal with a painted Egyptian lintel across the top. Behind it, a desert dusk with pyramids and palms; in the left foreground stands Jack himself, a bearded adventurer in a wide-brimmed hat, holding an open book that glows while the reels turn.

The symbols are relics and gems: a green treasure chest, a rolled scroll, a blue scarab relic and a ruby ring above five cut gemstones in green, pink, blue, red and purple.

How the Scoring Works

The paytable states the rule in one sentence: Symbols pay anywhere on the screen. The total number of identical symbols in one spin (and during Tumble Feature) determines the win value.

So this is a counting game, and the counts come in three bands: 8–9, 10–11 and 12–30. Land eight of a symbol and you are paid the bottom band; land a twelfth and you jump to the top one.

A panel in the top-left corner keeps score live, listing each qualifying symbol with its count and its cash value – readings like 9 × 1.50 and 8 × 4.80 sit there while the grid resolves.

The Paytable

At the stake these captures were taken on, the chest leads: 300.00 for twelve or more, 150.00 for ten or eleven, 60.00 for eight or nine. The scroll pays 150.00, 60.00 and 15.00, and the blue relic 90.00, 30.00 and 12.00.

The ruby ring pays 72.00 at the top band, then the gems drop away fast: green 60.00, pink 48.00, blue 30.00, red 24.00 and purple at the bottom on 12.00.

Read the bands rather than the symbols and the design becomes clear. The chest is worth five times more for twelve than for eight, and the scroll ten times more. The whole game is built to reward one symbol arriving in bulk, not several arriving politely.

The Tumble Prize

Across the top of the reels sits a running total labelled TUMBLE PRIZE, and it is the second half of the scoring. Winning symbols are removed, new ones fall in, and each cascade adds to the same figure.

The captures catch it at 4.69, 11.26, 12.00 and 27.94 at the smaller stakes – modest numbers on their own, and the point is that they keep climbing while the grid keeps clearing.

Free Spins and the Total Multiplier

The round is triggered by BONUS badges – Jack’s portrait on a gold plate – scattered anywhere on the grid. One capture shows four of them landing at once, and the announcement screen that follows is unambiguous: YOU GOT 15 MEGA FREE SPINS, with TAP TO START underneath.

Inside the round, a new panel appears in the top-right corner: TOTAL MULTIPLIER. Gold medallions land on the reels carrying values like 4x and 5x, and a green beam carries each one up into that panel, where they accumulate for the rest of the round.

The captures show the arithmetic being done in public. On spin two of fifteen the panel is still filling and the tumble prize reads 27.94. By spin thirteen of fifteen the header reads TUMBLE PRIZE 4.80 × 27 and the corner panel reads 27X TOTAL MULTIPLIER.

That spin’s win field reads 1,095.00 EUR against a 6.00 stake. 182x in a single free spin, from a tumble prize that on its own was worth less than one unit of stake.

This is the mechanism the 10,000x ceiling depends on. The multiplier does not reset between spins, so a round that collects medallions early is worth several times one that collects them late – and the last spins of a fifteen-spin round are where the game lives.

Three Ways to Buy In

The BUY BONUS button sits in the top-right corner, and it opens a panel with three separate products rather than one price.

At the 6.00 stake: BONUS gives 15 free spins for 600.00 – 100x. MEGA gives 15 free games with a multiplier every spin for 1,200.00 – 200x. SUPER gives 15 free spins with an initial 10x multiplier, also for 1,200.00 – again 200x.

The two expensive options are priced identically but are not the same bet. MEGA guarantees a multiplier lands on every spin, so the total climbs steadily; SUPER hands you 10x from the first spin and leaves the rest to chance.

Worth noting which one the demo bought: the captured round is a MEGA round, and it is the one that reached 27x by spin thirteen.

The Double Feature Chance

A small green plate in the bottom-right corner reads DOUBLE FEATURE CHANCE with a bet figure above it. With the toggle on, a 6.00 stake becomes 7.50, and a 25.00 stake becomes 31.25.

That is an ante bet of exactly 25% – a far more conventional price than the five-times ante some studios charge, and cheap enough to be a genuine decision rather than a trap. What it buys is a doubled chance of the bonus triggering, which on a game this dependent on its free spins is the only thing worth paying for.

What the Base Game Paid

Outside the round the figures are small and frequent. At the 6.00 stake a full grid of gems returned 12.00 (2x). At the 25.00 stake the tumble prize readings of 4.69 and 11.26 are well under the stake.

That is the honest shape of a high-variance pay-anywhere slot: the base game is a holding pattern that keeps the balance ticking over until the bonus badges land.

Who Should Play It

Jack Raider and the Lost Relics is for players who like cluster slots with a visible accumulator and want a choice about how they enter the feature. The three-band counting table is easy to read, the tumble prize makes every cascade legible, and the total multiplier panel turns the second half of a free spins round into something genuinely tense.

The reservations are the usual ones for the format. The base game is thin, the whole ceiling sits inside a round you may have to buy, and at 200x for the MEGA option that entry is expensive. A 25% ante is the sensible middle road.

Where to Play Jack Raider and the Lost Relics

You can try this game on SunClub Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1500 for a limited time.

Jack Raider and the Lost Relics was listed under NetGame in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 22 September 2026.