Treasure Venture Slot Review & Free Play

Treasure Venture: Explore the Seabed for Up to 10,000x Rewards

Vivid Gaming’s Treasure Venture is an adventure set deep underwater in search of a 10,000x reward. Filled with ocean creatures and corals, you plunge into the depths in a submarine to find multipliers of up to 5x your win. But before you set off on this adventure, here are a few things you should know beforehand.

This is a 5-6-6-6-6-5 grid with cascading features and mega payways. You’ll need to match three or more identical symbols almost anywhere on adjacent reels to trigger a payout. The bet range goes from 0.20x to 200x, catering to both low-stake and high-stake players.

As for me, I stuck to 1x my bet to conserve my bankroll. The overall gameplay feels a bit slower, so I’d suggest enabling quick mode to speed things up.

I was landing wins every two to four spins, with average returns ranging between 0.40x and 1x my bet. Thanks to the cascades, I saw a few better wins worth 4x, 6x, and 11x my bet. Thankfully, I never went without a win for more than five spins.

You’ll need to land six or more cash symbols on the grid to trigger the Hold and Win round. Throughout the feature, you’ll come across a few rewarding symbols that can help you collect bigger prizes.

You’ll find symbols with multipliers of up to 5x your win, a claw symbol that collects all the cash symbols on the same reel, and a torpedo that unlocks the seventh row.

Thankfully, within my first 50 spins, I triggered the bonus round with seven cash symbols. After the feature ended, I walked away with 63x my bet, thanks to a 4x multiplier and two claw symbols. It took me nearly another 100 spins to trigger the bonus round again, giving me a return of 83x my bet.

There are no ante bets to improve your odds or any bonus buy option to give you direct access to the Hold and Win round. I wouldn't have missed these options that much if only the multipliers were also part of the base game.

Visually, I felt that not enough effort went into Treasure Venture’s presentation. However, the frequent base-game wins, paired with reasonably rewarding bonus returns, made up for it quite well. So, I wouldn't mind diving back into these waters in the future.