Mine Mine Quest

By Matthew Kennedy | Updated 4 March 2024

Head down a mine in search of gold nuggets with Mine Mine Quest developed by Tom Horn Gaming. This medium variance slot comes with an RTP of 95.41% and delivers a top prize of 223.6x the bet.

About Mine Mine Quest

The mining action takes place on a huge 9×8 grid and utilises the cluster pays mechanic. It’s available to play across all devices from 50p to a £100 per spin, this one is not for the feint hearted!The gold mining theme is popular amongst players and Tom Horn Gaming have packed plenty of features into this slot. The game takes place down a mine with the tunnel entrance backed up with wooden props, and empty carts on either side of the reels.Symbols are low value gems in various colours, a cart, a miners’ helmet, a lamp and a pickaxe. These are worth from x3-x50 the bet for a cluster of 15.

Gameplay

At least 5 matching symbols in a cluster activates the Shatter Mode feature. Symbols involved in the winning combination are removed from the grid and new ones replace them. During the Shatter feature high value symbols are collected across multiple shatters resulting in a giant symbol, (between 2×2 and 6×6) added to the reels.Collecting 13 low value symbols during the shatter feature triggers the Wild String. Up to 10 wilds are added increasing the chances of a winning cluster.After a non-winning spin, you could get the Shake Up feature. All symbols now change position to form a new cluster for a guaranteed win.6 or more sticks of dynamite collected during the shatter mode award between 5 and 20 free spins (these are randomly picked).

Verdict

Mine Mine Quest is a fast-paced game with plenty of action throughout. Although the payout isn’t huge, it does have plenty of entertainment value.

Matthew Kennedy

Co-founder & Technical Director at Play Cash Games

Matthew Kennedy co-founded Take Marketing Limited in 2008 alongside Becky Mosley and has worked in the UK online gambling industry ever since. He runs the technical side of the operation, building and maintaining the platforms that power Play Cash Games and the wider Take Marketing portfolio.

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