Avalanche
Removes eligible symbols and drops replacements into empty positions.
Following falling symbols
Original Gonzo’s Quest uses five reels, three rows and twenty paylines. The adventure and stone imagery establish the theme. Its central distinction is the Avalanche feature rather than a conventional reel-spin presentation.
When an eligible combination wins, its symbols disappear and replacements fall into the gaps. Consecutive avalanches interact with a multiplier system. Read the game help for the precise limits and reset conditions.
For example, an initial combination can remove symbols, followed by replacements that form another combination. A later arrangement without an eligible combination may end the sequence. Several evaluations can belong to one round without promising an uninterrupted run of returns.
Three distinct features
Multiplier
The multiplier can change during a sequence; read the reset conditions.
Free Fall
A bonus feature activated under special conditions, with rules that may differ from the base round.
Original game and sequels
A title carrying II or another addition should not be treated as the original game. Grid, features and conditions can change. This page concerns the original NetEnt title.
Compared with Starburst’s reel-wide Wild expansion, this game emphasises removing symbols and building replacement arrangements. Compare the round sequence, not just the colours.
Gonzo’s Quest questions
Who developed it?
The original Gonzo’s Quest was developed by NetEnt.
Does Avalanche continue indefinitely?
No. Continuation depends on the rules and eligible combinations.
What is Free Fall?
It is a bonus feature triggered under the original game’s special conditions; consult Help for its trigger.
Does each falling symbol have a new cost?
It may belong to the same round feature. Distinguish the round’s cost from its final result.