LeoVegas Cluster Gems

Players trawling LeoVegas for a grid slot could do worse than fire up LeoVegas Cluster Gems. It's a competently built game, possessing all the right ingredients for some entertaining cluster paying grid slot action, technically at least. On the other hand, LeoVegas Cluster Gems isn't exactly bursting with innovation and is a little low on x-factor. Personality is largely provided by the LeoVegas lion logo as much as anything else since the rest of the game is pretty standard, though fully functioning. As a smile-inducing side note, LeoVegas has adopted two lions named Bruno and Omar as part of their Leo Initiative to help the majestic creatures. Like the previous game, LeoVegas Megaways, Blueprint has stuck with fairly regular features. At least, the winning symbols leading to modifiers system is a common one. It does tend to work as well here as anywhere else when you can get a good roll-on. It takes some effort to do so, though, and getting to the upper modifiers wasn't easy. Free spins were like gold dust, so be prepared to put in some work to trigger them. Getting there can be worth it, and special things can happen thanks to the lower number of symbols needed to blast modifiers while ratcheting up the progressive multiplier. As to payouts, the game has capped wins at $/€250,000 or 50,000x the bet, which is astronomical for a grid slot, but remember this is a standard clause in many Blueprint games, so it's not necessarily a figure to aim for. As a grid slot, LeoVegas Cluster Gems isn't revolutionary, yet it sufficiently ticks the right boxes. Its features are decent, can go wild under the right conditions, and potential is massive. To sum up, there's nothing preventing LeoVegas Cluster Gems from serving up highly entertaining moments, though a higher RTP might've helped seal the deal.