Easter Island 2 Slot Review

Easter Island 2 Slot RTP, Details & Wager Limits

Each spin in the Easter Island 2 slot starts on a 6 reel, 4 row, 25 payline machine. Winners are formed by landing 3 or more matching symbols or wilds from left to right on 1 of those 25 paylines, starting from reel 1.

Stake levels in Easter Island 2 range from 25p to £300 per spin. Use the + and – buttons next to the coin value section below the reels to adjust stake sizes. To the right of the main spin button is the autoplay. Click on this and you can run between 10 or 1,000 autospins.

The Easter Island 2 RTP is 96% which is bang on average. The volatility here is in the medium range with the hit frequency rate of 16.3% meaning that you’ll land a winner around once every 6.25 spins on average. The max win is 2,500 x your total stake from a single spin.

Theme – Audio & Design Features – join Polynesian statues on holiday

With a Polynesian theme, there’s a rather light-hearted, cartoonish quality to the design in the Easter Island 2 slot. The reels are flanked by a pair of the famous Easter Island statues who appear to be on their holidays, taking in some of the sun, sand and surf on offer at Venice Beach. It’s different to the original Easter Island slot.

The reels are made up of 4 lower value playing card suit symbols and 5 higher paying animal statues (fish, snake, turtle, fox and bird). The highest paying symbol is the red bird which pays 4, 8, 16 or 40 x your total stake for 3, 4, 5 or 6 in combination. There’s also a wild. The symbols are done in the instantly recognizable Yggdrasil Gaming house style and are very easy on the eye.

Like most slots in the Yggdrasil Gaming catalogue, Easter Island 2 has been fully optimised for play on desktop, tablet and smartphone devices. The design is neat and crisp as usual which makes playing on a smaller screen device simple and straightforward. The Easter Island 2 mobile slot play well.

Easter Island 2 Bonus Features

The gameplay in Easter Island 2 is unusual. The action revolves around respins. These come with transforming symbols as well as colossal symbols blocks which can dominate the reels. You could also benefit from a reel expansion which can take the number of active paylines up to 55.

Symbol Swap Respin feature

The Symbol Swap Respin feature triggers every time you land a winning combination. 1 respin is then awarded. If your original win was made up of a lower value symbol, all the low value symbols on the respin transform into the original winning symbol.

Likewise, if the original win was a high value symbol, all the high value symbols on the respin become that triggering winning symbol.

Colossal Blocks feature

The Colossal Blocks feature come into play if you land a winning combination that’s made up of 4, 5 or 6 symbols. Colossal blocks are then added for the respin.

The blocks are 2×2, 3×3 or 4×4 symbols in size depending on how big the original winning spin was:

• 4-of-a-kind win: respin with 2×2 Colossal Blocks
• 5-of-a-kind win: respin with 3×3 Colossal Blocks
• 6-of-a-kind-win: respin with 4×4 Colossal Blocks

Colossal blocks can also feature the wild symbol.

Expanding Reels feature

Landing a 6-of-a-kind winner doesn’t just bring a colossal 4×4 symbol into play on the respin that follows. It also expands the game grid via the Expanding Reels feature. Instead of 4 rows, the game engine expands to offer 8 rows.

This in turn increases the number of paylines. Instead of the standard 25 paylines, you’ll have 55 paylines in play. Add the colossal 4×4 symbol blocks into the mix here and things can really start to motor. That’s especially the case if you manage to land a jumbo block of wilds on your respin.

Easter Island 2 Review Summary – similar formula for this sequel

Yggdrasil Gaming has kept to a similar formula in the Easter Island 2 slot that made the developer’s original Polynesian adventure a fan favourite.

You can expect respins following every spin. Combine the transformed symbols with large symbols blocks and some decent action is possible here. The design is as classy as the original which is just what we’ve come to expect from an original release.

This is slightly fierier on the volatility front too. The original Easter Island slot is low variance and offers max wins of 1,880 x stake. The sequel offers 2,500 x stake wins on each spin. If you enjoyed the original release, Easter Island 2 should offer plenty of appeal.

If you want more Polynesian adventures, Tiki Treasures Megaways by Blueprint Gaming comes with 10,000 x stake wins, lots of bonus features, up to 117,649 ways to win and the chance to win a progressive jackpot.

Easter Island 2 FAQs

What is the Easter Island 2 RTP?

The Easter Island 2 return to player rate is 96% which puts it slap bang in the middle as far as player return rates go. The hit frequency rate of 16.3% means you’ll land a winner around once every 6.25 spins on average.

What is the Easter Island 2 max win?

The maximum you can win from a single spin here is 2,500 x your total stake. Variance wise, Yggdrasil Gaming has ramped things up slightly in this sequel with the volatility in the middle.

What are Symbol Swap Respins?

The Symbol Swap Respin feature triggers each time you land a winning combination. You’ll receive a respin with all the lower or high value symbols transforming into the symbol from the triggering win. Look out too for colossal symbols which can get as big as 4×4.

How does the Expanding Reels feature work?

When you land a 6-of-a-kind win, you get a colossal 4×4 symbol as well as a respin. The Expanding Reels feature is also triggered which gives you 8 rows and 55 paylines instead of 4 rows and 25 paylines.