Diamond Vortex

Diamond Vortex is a sci-fi gem slot on a unique hexagonal grid, where you face a diamond vortex at the far edge of space that swallows the world and multiplies riches. It was released on August 20, 2020, and you can try the free demo right away with no sign-up.

What does the Diamond Vortex grid look like?

It is an innovative hexagonal grid made of three rings, with the Vortex sitting in the center. The shape differs from a typical square grid, so it feels quite fresh at first glance. Since the Vortex draws its power from absorbing sticky wilds to raise the multiplier, it is one of the most experimental grid structures among Play’n GO slots.

How do you make cluster wins?

The grid fills with cosmic crystal symbols, and a base win happens when 6 or more of the same crystal form a cluster. Clusters can connect in several directions, but each symbol must fully touch at least one other symbol. The hexagonal cells give more connecting directions, which sets it apart from a regular grid.

What does it mean that the rings spin after a win?

When a cluster forms, those symbols disappear from the grid, and the rings rotate to move the remaining symbols to new positions. Then symbols drop down and new ones fill in, creating another chance for a cluster. Because rotation and dropping happen together, it’s fun to guess where the chain will continue. The rotation creates new opportunities.

What do the wild and bonus symbols do?

Besides crystals, wilds and bonus symbols also appear on the grid. A wild substitutes for any cosmic crystal to build clusters, and bonus symbols trigger free spins. When a sticky wild that lands on the grid gets pulled into the Vortex, the Vortex multiplier grows. In effect, wilds don’t vanish but stack up as a multiplier.

What should I check first in the demo?

RTP is 94.2% and max win is 5,000x your bet. There is no official volatility figure, so get a feel for it in the demo. Watch a few dozen spins to see how often chains continue after the rings rotate and how the multiplier grows when sticky wilds get pulled into the Vortex, and this unusual structure will quickly feel familiar.