Primal Hunter Gigablox

Primal Hunter Gigablox (ReelPlay) Slot Review

Primal Hunter Gigablox imagines a prehistoric world of oversized reptiles and early hunters, built by ReelPlay around the studio's signature Gigablox mechanic — large, block-style symbols that occupy multiple grid positions at once. It's a chunky, tactile-feeling slot, with reel symbols that slam down with real weight on every spin.

Theme and Presentation

Set in a hot, sun-glazed prehistoric world, Primal Hunter Gigablox commits to a hefty, oversized art style throughout. The reel area is styled as a chunky stone structure, and the standard symbols echo that same blocky, carved-stone look, with the larger Gigablox symbols in particular showing genuinely eye-catching detail work. The overall effect gives the game real visual weight, sitting above a rugged gorge backdrop that suits the primal setting well.

How It Plays

The game runs on a 6-reel, 4-row grid with 40 paylines evaluating winning combinations. Gigablox symbols appear on every single spin, combining smaller reel positions into oversized blocks — reel combinations are highlighted as the reels spin so players can see where and how large the Gigablox symbols will land before they settle. During testing, the biggest combined symbols reached 4x4 in size, generally favouring the right-hand side of the grid. The paytable includes 9-to-A royals as low pays alongside four prehistoric creature symbols as the premium end, with a six-of-a-kind low pay win awarding 0.625x to 1.5x the stake.

RTP: Check the Paytable

An official RTP figure hasn't been confirmed for this release, so rather than state a number that isn't verified, it's worth checking the in-game paytable directly before playing for real money, since different versions of a title can occasionally carry different published rates.

Volatility, Max Win, and Stakes

Primal Hunter Gigablox is rated high volatility, fitting the oversized-symbol format where a well-timed spin can suddenly cover a large portion of the grid. A specific maximum win multiplier hasn't been confirmed either, so it's best treated as unconfirmed for now. Stakes run from a distinctive 0.40 up to 14 per spin — a narrower range than many competitors, worth noting if you like to stake higher amounts.