Temple Tumble Megaways clears blocks and raises a multiplier

Relax built Temple Tumble Megaways around cascading blocks. Winning groups leave the grid, blocks fall, and the spin keeps clearing until nothing new pays. An increasing multiplier is attached to that chain, especially once the feature is running. The ways figure can move because the grid is a Megaways construction, but the thing to watch is the blocks leaving and the multiplier stepping, not a reel-height story borrowed from another studio. Online slots in the same lobby can share the word tumble and still use a different engine.

How many scatters open the feature

The feature starts from scatters. How many scatters are required is printed in the help file of the copy you loaded. That count is the rule for this file. A number remembered from a different Megaways title, including a Bonanza-style game where the feature is bought or triggered on its own terms, does not transfer. If the help file says the feature needs a stated scatter count, ignore lobby folklore that says any golden block will do. Bonus buy, if the button exists here, charges the multiple printed next to it and jumps to the feature. Absence of the button means you enter only by the scatters.

Keep this note off a Bonanza writeup

Write the scatter count from the help file into the session note before the first paid spin. Then record whether the multiplier climbed on a base-game cascade or only inside the feature, because those are different on purpose. A long cascade at a 1x multiplier is not the feature. A feature that opens and steps the multiplier is the product you are judging. Stop mixing the two in one average. Temple Tumble is its own game. The debit, the scatter rule you copied from the file, and the multiplier path are enough to describe it without leaning on another title’s reel set.