Alien Fruits 2: How the Game Works

No volatility rating appears anywhere in the rules or the paytable. The published figure for this build is Very high. Everything else about the math is on record. The stated RTP is 97.17%, unchanged for the Buy Bonus and Ante Bet modes. The maximum win is capped at x5000 of the bet. Scatter pays settles every win by counting matching symbols anywhere on the 6x5 grid. The printed numbers also survive checking. One captured spin showed eleven blue lizard symbols on screen. The readout was 0.30 FUN at a 0.20 FUN bet. That matches the paytable tier exactly. The first Alien Fruits, from April 2023, published a lower return than this sequel.

The name promises fruit. Its themes mix Fruit with space aliens and Space exploration. The reels deliver that fruit only in disguise. The five premium symbols are alien fruit-monsters. The pink fanged monster tops the paytable at 50x the bet for twelve or more. Four cut Gems sit below as the low symbols. The first Alien Fruits listed no Gems among its themes. They join the series here. The clearest fruit image is a mascot rather than a symbol. A strawberry alien in orange sunglasses rides inside the UFO Scatter. The set reads as a modern twist on the fruit machine, not a faithful one.

• Buy Bonus costs x100 of the total bet; while it is active, the Chance x2 switch greys out and loses its price.
• The Ante Bet toggle, labelled Chance x2, doubles the scatter chance for a 25% bet increase and shows ACTIVE.
• Tumble appears in the rules as Refilling: winning symbols disappear and new ones fall until no win remains.
• Four or more Scatters award 15 Free Spins; three or more in a single free spin add five via the Retrigger.
• Multiplier balls range from x2 to x500 across four colors; their summed value applies once to a winning spin.
• During Free Spins the same values accumulate into a Progressive Multiplier, shown as large pink digits inside the portal ring.
• A ball's tier is carried only by its color when it lands; no numeric range is printed on the symbol itself.
• One rules sentence still mentions paylines, contradicting the pay-anywhere rule; the booklet offers only a scrollbar.