Ashoka Eternal in pictures
Game Info
Developer Elk Studios
Reels 5
Rows 7
Features Respins, Free Spins, Bonus Minigame, Wild Symbol

Ashoka Eternal is a five-column, seven-row cluster-pay slot from ELK Studios with high volatility and a stated RTP of 94%. The game uses a grid-based format rather than traditional paylines, with features including charged wilds, big symbols, big wilds and a progressive global multiplier. The maximum potential payout is 25,000x the bet.

The bonus structure centres on a free-drop bonus game triggered by active bonus symbols on the main grid. Each additional bonus symbol adds two free drops, while the global multiplier carries over between free drops. A super bonus symbol can launch the super bonus, with double the chance to activate the global multiplier. Players can also use the demo version to play for free and practice before playing for real money.

Set in the Ashoka Temple, the slot follows the Tiger Prince and his striped companion through a search for concealed riches. Charged Wild symbols can appear in 1x1, 2x2 or 3x3 sizes and remain active for up to three wins, while big symbols may also expand to 1x1, 2x2 or 3x3. X-iter modes offer different bet levels and bonus access options.

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