

Gigablox, developed by joint venture Yggdrasil Gaming, is featured on a 6x6 game grid that is divided into 50 different ways to win. Gods vs. Gigablox offers four RTP options, with 96% being the highest and 86% being the lowest, depending on the market. Players receive a very volatile maths model at all settings, and the hit frequency fluctuates from 29.1% to 32.5%. The minimum and maximum bets each spin are 0.50 and 20, respectively.
Gigablox, which are symbols with sizes of 2x2, 3x3, 4x4, 5x5, or screen-filling 6x6, can form at random on each spin of the reels. These larger symbols decompose into standard 1x1 blocks for win calculations when they land. Any sign can appear as a Gigablox in the base game, but only picture symbols are used during free spins and the VERSUS bonus. The cheap payments are J-A card royals, while the picture symbols are six of the higher paying god tiles.
8 free spins are given when at least 5 scatter symbols are landed. When free spins are activated, the high-paying picture symbol that is most visible turns wild. When the free spins are initiated, the picture symbol with the highest value is chosen if there are exactly two of them. When free spins are granted, Thor turns wild if there are no picture symbols on the reels. If at least five scatter symbols appear, free spins can be retriggered with the same wild symbol. Gigablox symbols only appear as image symbols during the round.
The VERSUS function is activated by landing the six letters V, E, R, S, U, and S. Six further spins are given here. The high-paying picture symbols are then randomly used to select a Champion and Challenger. Every time a Champion or Challenger symbol lands, it is added to the metre next to the reels in that category.