Da Block Slot Review & Free Play

Da Block: Scale a Six-Storey Building Full of Street Animals For Up to 10,000x Rewards

As a graffiti-covered building rises from a dark alley, Skywind Group turns each of its eight floors into reels. Furthermore, Da Block plays across six rows with up to 262,144 ways to win, packed with street animals and dusty windows that hide cash prizes behind the grime. 

Every win triggers Cascading Reels. Winning symbols vanish, new ones drop, and each cascade bumps the multiplier one step from x1 up to x6. It resets every spin, so long chains are everything.

Inactive windows don't pay on their own, but when one lands next to a winning symbol, it cracks open and reveals a regular symbol, a Prize, or, in the case of framed windows on reels 2 through 5, a Wild. That also bumps up the number of active ways on the grid.

Much to my concern, the first chain of the session arrived after a 10-spin wait. Three cascades, multiplier at 4x, but barely anything left worth multiplying. Cats and crowns cleared out fast, and the run ended just under 2x my bet.

That's when I flipped on Triple Chance, which doubles your bet but triples the odds of triggering features. After that, my balance found its footing, pushed by steady 3x to 5x wins, but features still stayed out of sight.

The only return outside that range came from Hold'n'Spin. Eight Prize windows cracked open, carrying values from 1x up to 15x my base bet, and they can go as high as 500x. 

Three respins followed, two more Prizes landed to reset the counter, and when it ended, the Crash Game kicked in. A cockroach appeared on the wall, a multiplier started climbing, and I had to cash out before it got shot. You play each column separately or hit Play All. I cashed two columns and walked away with around 70x my wager.

As for the rest, I only know what the paytable shows. Three Scatters trigger 12 Free Games, with each extra adding six more, and retriggers stay active. Multipliers double during Free Games, starting at x2 and capping at x12. Inactive windows on reels 3 and 4 always land framed there, so they turn into Wilds. Buy options sit at 50x for Hold'n'Spin and 150x for Free Games.

Da Block is not for beginners. You have to think fast during Crash Game and make real calls. This slot packs plenty, yet most of it stayed on the sidelines during my session.