Epic Dreams

Epic Dreams by Relax Gaming brings back our favourite sloth, a character we got to know in the Sloth Tumble. This time, he is trying so dig for some gold and climb the 50-level ladder to reach staggering rewards. The sleepy sloth will do everything in his power to win, even activate many game features included in the game such as Free Spins etc. The game comes with 6 reels, 7 rows, and up to 117,649 ways to win. If you are lucky enough, you might hit the game’s jackpot worth 5,000x the stake.

The game comes with a pretty usual setup: a 6×7 grid with thousands of winning ways, high variance, and a 96.10% RTP. To play Epic Dreams for real money, you’ll need to invest between $0.10 and $200 per spin. You can also try the game for free if you want, but first find a reliable casino for that, please. Scroll down to learn more about Relax Gaming’s Epic Dreams slumber party.

In Epic Dreams, players are faced with a 6×7 grid that can support up to 117,649 ways to win. For the sake of this release, the payout mechanics was not marketed as Megaways, probably because the company did not lease out the rights to use the mechanical from Big Time Gaming. Still, even though Epic Dreams does not come with Megaways, it’s still a very potent game that you’ll have fun trying out.

The basis of the game lies in the 6-reel grid. Essentially, the game draws a lot of inspiration from Sloth Tumble, so you can expect lots of similarities between the two releases. However, in this one, the maximum win capacity is capped at 5,000x, reachable via the 50-level ladder where you can gather coins and more.

Upon loading the game, you will face the game’s 6×7 grid set inside what we are assuming is an adventure park. At first, the game grid spins to reveal 3-4 rows worth of icons, while the rest of the grid is covered in stone blocks. However, on every spin, every row with stone blocks contains at least 1 non-stone-block icon, which is a regular paying tile. If you have a winning combo, the winning icons will be removed from the grid, which will make room for icons to land through a Tumble. If the non-stone icon in one of the stone rows participates in the win, all stone blocks from its row will be cleared, thus freeing up a whole new row for regular paying icons to land in the next Tumble. The Tumbles continue until there are no new possible winning combos to be made. At the end of the round, the grid resets.

The game, as we said, contains up to 117,649 ways to win – but please bear in mind that this is not a Megaways slot as Relax did not get the license from BTG. Still, the game is very potent and with great playing potential.

The game has high volatility (level 5/5) and a 96.10% RTP. It’s available both for free play and real money play at Relax Gaming casinos, but we suggest starting with freeplay first and then slowly moving onto real money wagers.

If you want to play Epic Dreams online slot for real money, you can do so for only $0.10 per spin. Relax Gaming made it easy for casual players to enjoy this epic sloth game full of surprises and explosive wins. The cap for bets is also set high, at $200 per spin. If you decide to wager on Epic Dreams, please bear in mind that the game is highly volatile and thus greatly unpredictable.

When it comes to payouts, the highest possible win in the game is 5,000x the stake. You can win smaller prizes by landing 5 matching icons on the grid – 0.40x for low-value card suits, 0.80x-1.50x for medium-value icons  and up to 4x for sloths (the premium icons).

We must also note that the game comes with multipliers, but their values do not exceed 5000x the stake. They are available mostly through the bonus rounds.

This is also a Buy Bonus game, which means you can purchase one of the two bonuses if you don’t want to wait for Bonus Pick to trigger.

When the premise of the game lies on a sleepy sloth digging for gold in an adventure park, anything can come to mind regarding features. However, Relax Gaming introduced a Bonus Pick option where players choose the bonus they want to activate. The choice lands between the Dig and the Build Bonus options.

A Bonus Pick triggers when you clear all stone blocks off the grid. Sometimes, you might even see a Super Bonus Pick option in the final stone row, and if you trigger this one, you can pick the Super versions of the two mentioned bonuses.

The Dig Bonus begins with 5 Spins. After every third stone row cleared, you get +1 Spin.  Moreover, during Free Spins in Dig mode, every spin starts with 4 stone block rows, with new ones being added after every spin to even it out to 4. If you manage to clear off 50 stone block rows, you will reach the maximum of the bonus round and get the top prize worth 5000x the stake.

Another thing you might notice in the feature are the Treasure Chests containing one of the three modifiers. Coin Add adds 1-3 Coins to the grid; Upgrade upgrades the values of 1-3 random existing coins; Wild Add adds a Wild to the grid.

If the Treasure Chests contain Orbs, you can collect 3 to upgrade the Dig Bonus to Super Dig Bonus with +5 Spins.  Stone rows cleared bestow +2 Spins, not +1 as in the regular Dig Bonus.

The Build Bonus is a 3-round game with dropping icons. On every turn, 3 symbols drop. If you fill an entire row with any icons, you win – every symbol pays out according to the paytable. This resets the counter to 3. You can advance by adding new icons, thus creating a Tetris-like construction – and as soon as you fill a row, it will disappear and reward you. The round ends when you have no more room on the grid or you run out of Spins. An interesting thing about the feature is the use of Multipliers – you get Multipliers that can grow very high. If you clear off a row with a Multiplier, your  payout is increased by said Multiplier value.

Finally, Treasure Chests in Build mode have Coin Add, which creates a drop of Coin-only symbols, Filler which fills 1-3 rows which triggers wins, and +1 Drop which makes future spins drop 1 symbol per spin.

You can also trigger the Super Build Bonus  where the counter uses 4 rounds instead of 3.