Sloth Tumble

Sloth Tumble Review

Sloths are among the weirdest animals on this planet, and it’s a wonder how they’ve managed to survive for over 60 million years. It’s funny how they look exactly as slow and drowsy as they are as well, and the specimen you get to meet in this game is called Chip. He’s clearly working in some kind of logistic job, packing fruit, and you can see him doze off on the left-hand side as you grind along in the base game. He will remind you of Flash Slothmore from Zootopia for sure, and he gets more engaged when something exciting happens.

The visuals and animations are charming and well-made in other words, and Sloth Tumble is a collaboration between Relax Gaming and the controversial casino streamer known as CasinoDaddy. Multiplier symbols boost base game wins, and blocker tiles increase the number of win ways. The regular bonus round comes with up to 5 random expanded x6 multiplier wilds, while the super version comes with a multiplier that keeps building via winning multiplier symbols. The max win is an eye-watering 100,000x your stake, so this one is definitely worth a closer look.

Sloth Tumble Slot - Reels Screen

Sloth Tumble Slot Features

The mid-level symbols pay between 0.4 to 0.75 x your stake for 6 of a kind wins, while the top-tier sloth symbol pays 2x your stake for the same. Wilds always expand to fill the reel they appear on, and they come with a multiplier of x6. The expanded wild can also accumulate all multipliers from the same reel, and it steps in for pay symbols to help complete/improve and boost wins. Keep in mind, however, that wild symbols do not appear in the base game.

Winning symbols are removed via the Avalanche mechanic, and this means that new and/or existing symbols drop down to fill the gaps. This happens repeatedly until you land a non-winning symbol drop, and symbols can land with Multipliers attached as well. The multipliers will boost any win the multiplier symbols partake in.

Blocker tiles with no value are part of this game as well, and blocker tiles are removed when adjacent to winning combinations. This opens up more space for new symbols to drop, and this will hopefully create winning combinations in the avalanche drops that follow. A fully unblocked grid comes with 46,656 ways to win.

The Bonus Round triggers when you manage to remove all blocker tiles in the same avalanche sequence, and this awards 6 to 12 free spins randomly assigned. There are no blocker tiles in the bonus round, and 2 to 5 reels can turn wild at random times before any given free spin plays out. All the wild reels come with the x6 multiplier attached, and you can win extra spins from the extra spins symbol that appears on reel 6 only.

The Super Bonus Round triggers when the wooden blocker tiles turn into ice blocker tiles, which happens at random times, and all ice blockers are removed in the same avalanche sequence. This awards between 6 and 12 super free spins, and the multiplier value from multiplier symbols that are part of a win is added to a global win multiplier that never resets.

Non-UK players, and anyone eligible, can use the winnings from the Super Bonus Round to buy extra spins if they wish. This will cost you 90x your stake no matter how much you’ve won, plus 10x the current global multiplier value. You then start with the multiplier value you have achieved. The regular bonus round costs 100x your stake in the Bonus Buy menu, while the Super Bonus Round will set you back 500x your stake.

The 200 Spins Sloth Tumble Slot Experience

You get to see the avalanche sequence that removed all the blocker tiles for us, and we got 9 free spins from the randomizer up front. The feature starts at 0:43 into the 2:53-minute highlights video, and you can check it all out for yourself by hitting the play button below.

Review Summary

We were reminded of the hilarious sloth bureaucrat scene in Zootopia (2016) when playing this game, and Chip is clearly based on the Flash Slothmore character. There has been some controversy around the casino influencer, CasinoDaddy, who collaborated with Relax Gaming to make Sloth Tumble, but the game itself is enjoyable enough at least. Chip the sloth springs to life when anything happens, and removing blocker tiles combined with symbol multipliers can lead to decent to solid base game payouts.

The cartoonish visuals are nicely done, as you may expect from this developer, and the blocker tiles removal bonus round trigger is a classic as well. Being able to trigger the super bonus round organically is appreciated, as it is sometimes only available for players eligible to purchase the features. Both bonus rounds can do damage to the tune of 100,000x your stake, which is hard to complain about. All in all, Sloth Tumble adds up to a pretty solid installment, but we get that CasinoDaddy’s involvement will probably rub some players the wrong way.