Multifly! Demo & review

Every wild in Multifly! raises the multiplier on its own reel, and when a win crosses several raised reels, their multipliers multiply instead of adding up. Yggdrasil released the 243-ways jungle slot in March 2020 with a High volatility label and nothing to buy. It suits bonus chasers who can sit through quiet base spins, because the 10 free spins are the one place where those multipliers never fall back.

The 5x3 grid before our first spin, with a chameleon multiplier at x1 above every reel. FluxPlays demo test, 2 November 2026.

How Multifly! works

A win needs at least three of a symbol on adjacent reels, counted from the leftmost one, in any row. Four jungle animals pay most, with six card ranks from A down to 9 below them. The macaw tops the table at $4.00 for five on a way, which tells you where the money is not: the symbols pay small, and the size of a win is set by the chameleons above the reels.

Every win starts a dropdown. The winning symbols vanish, new ones fall into the gaps, and one of the winning positions is turned into a wild before the next drop is checked. The chain runs until a drop wins nothing.

How the features connect:

1. A winning drop adds a wild to one of its winning positions.
2. Each wild, landed or added, raises the multiplier of its reel by one.
3. A win is multiplied by every raised reel it touches, and those multipliers multiply each other.
4. Three scatters give 10 free spins, where the multipliers stop resetting.

For us the free spins are what the game is for, and the dropdowns are simply how reels get raised.

Reel multipliers: what stays and what resets

The chameleon above each reel shows that reel's multiplier, starting at x1. A wild that lands on the reel, or one a dropdown adds there, lifts it by one. When a win has symbols on two raised reels, both multipliers apply and are multiplied together, so two reels at x2 make a win four times its paytable value.

In the base game the slate is wiped quickly. After any dropdown that wins nothing, every reel falls back to the start, so a base chain has to keep winning to build anything. In practice a base multiplier only lives as long as one chain.

The paytable page on reel multipliers: wilds raise them, and they apply to the whole dropdown. FluxPlays demo test, 2 November 2026.

Free spins: how they trigger

Three scatters award 10 free spins. Scatters appear on the middle three reels and only in the base game, so the round cannot be retriggered and its length is fixed. The multipliers you had on the trigger spin come with you.

What changes is the reset. In free spins the multipliers never fall back, so every wild that lands raises its reel until the last spin. A reel that reaches x6 multiplies every later win on it, and a win that also crosses two other raised reels multiplies again.

In our round one hit crossed three raised reels, a combined x30, and paid $12.00 on its own. The same rule decides every round: the more reels that climb together, the more each later win is multiplied, so the strongest spins come at the end.

The last free spin of our round: multipliers of x2, x3, x6, x2 and x1, with $48.60 won in the free spins. FluxPlays demo test, 2 November 2026.

RTP, volatility and max win

The rules list a single RTP, 96.3%, and Yggdrasil's game page rates the volatility High. The intro screen promises wins of up to 10,000x the bet, while the provider's page gives the top prize as a euro amount rather than a multiple. Neither says how often the top is reached. By the rules, the only realistic road toward it is a free-spins round in which three or four reels climb at the same time, since their multipliers compound.

Our Multifly! demo test

Two rounds made the session. The free spins on spin 53 paid $49.20, and a base chain on spin 44 paid $29.40, which left the other 12 winning spins to share well under a third of the return. Most of those were small.

The quiet stretches were long: nothing paid on spins 1 to 12, 54 to 64 or 87 to 100. That fits a game whose base multipliers reset after every dead drop, and it is the price of the free spins being the main event. We saw the spin 44 chain only once it had settled, so its individual drops are not described here. A session this short shows how Multifly! moves, not what it returns over time.

Spin 44 settled: a base dropdown chain with an added wild, $29.40 in all. FluxPlays demo test, 2 November 2026.

Spin 53 settled after the free spins: $49.20 with the trigger spin's pay, our best round. FluxPlays demo test, 2 November 2026.

Is Multifly! worth playing?

For the free spins, yes. For the base spins alone, rarely. The round is short and cannot be extended, but every wild in it keeps counting to the end, and reels that climb together compound. That gives the game a real top end without a buy. The base game is mostly the wait for three scatters, broken now and then by a chain that runs long.

Pick Turbo Gold Deluxe GigaBlox if you want Yggdrasil's other High-volatility ways game, with giant symbol blocks and a buy that skips the wait. Choose Multifly! if you would rather earn the round and watch multipliers stack up that never reset.

In the demo, judge it on a free-spins round, not on twenty base spins: the multipliers only show what they do once they stop falling back.