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| Provider | EGT Digital |
| Reels | 6 |
| Rows | 6 |
| Paylines | Scatter Pays |
| Bonus Rounds | 6 |
| Bet Range | 0.50 - 5 |
| Volatility | High |
| Max Win | 5,000x |
| Bonus Buy | Yes |
| RTP | 96.50% |
| Our Rating | 6.5 |
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Slot Overview
Aztec Rush is EGT’s attempt to return to Mesoamerica. The game’s designed on a 5×6 grid with tumbling reels, multipliers worth from 2x to 500x, free spins, a double chance feature, and the provider’s iconic Clover Chance progressive jackpot built in, too. It’s definitely one of the more ambitious releases in EGT’s catalogue, so let’s see how it plays and whether it’s worth checking out or not.
Gameplay & Bonus Features
Aztec Rush is played on a 5×6 grid, and you can bet between 50 cents and 50 euros per spin. The slot uses a tumbling reels mechanic, which means winning symbols disappear and new ones drop down to take their place, with no limit on the number of times this can happen on any spin.
During the base game and the free spins feature, multiplier symbols can appear, carrying values from 2x to 500x. When these land alongside a win, the total win amount is multiplied by the values displayed on the multiplier symbols.
If you manage to land four or more scatter symbols anywhere in view, you’ll trigger the free spins feature, and you begin with fifteen free spins. During the free spins, if one or more multiplier symbols appear on the screen and the spin results in a win, the multiplier value is added to the total multiplier.
Each time a new multiplier symbol appears during the feature that results in a win, that win is also multiplied by the value of the total multiplier. Landing three or more scatters during the feature also triggers five additional free spins.
You can also use the bonus buy mechanic to buy directly into the feature for a cost of 100x, while the x2 Chance Ante Bet allows you to increase your bet by 1.25x to play with a double chance of landing the Free Spins naturally.
Finally, Aztec Rush also contains EGT’s Clover Chance jackpot bonus, which is triggered randomly at the end of any spin. Once triggered, you pick from 15 chests, and if you match three pearl symbols, you’re awarded the corresponding jackpot amount.

Theme & Design
Now, of course, Aztec-themed slots have been done a million times, so it’s no surprise that some players are really tired of this type of game. We also, however, understand that providers like EGT have no choice but to release slots carrying a very popular theme, as if they don’t, they are simply missing out on a chunk of the market.
Aztec Rush is set inside a torch-lit temple, and graphically it’s not the most impressive release we’ve ever seen, but it does a pretty good job of setting the tone. You will see the reels lit up against the dim and darker backdrop. The music sounds good, and the game renders pretty well on all devices, including desktop and mobiles.
Pros
- Multipliers worth up to 500x
- Bonus Buy + Double Chance features
- Clover Chance four-tier progressive jackpots
Cons
- Very similar to the Sweet Bonanza-style of game
- Aztec theme is very overdone at this point
Final Thoughts
Aztec Rush might not be the most revolutionary release we've ever seen in the world, but it's a decent little addition to EGT's portfolio. We like the fact that it's yet another game that strays from their classic fruit machine-inspired design.
Yes, on paper it might be quite similar to Pragmatic Play's Sweet Bonanza, but we really like how they've incorporated progressive jackpots into the mix, and the fact that there is a bonus buy and double chance feature means it's easy to play in a way that suits you as well.
We'd like some more transparency about the RTP, but as it stands, Aztec Rush is a decent little release, and we had quite a lot of fun testing it out while writing this review.
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