Treasure Chase (XE88): whips, idols and a Treasure Hunter wild

An adventurer's satchel, a bullwhip, a jewelled medallion and a top symbol that becomes wild. What the Treasure Chase screenshots show, including the bonus picks.

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Treasure Chase reels on XE88 with a fedora, whip, golden medallion and the Treasure Hunter symbol

Key facts

Reels
5 x 3
Lines
25
Top symbol
Treasure Hunter, turns WILD
Bonus screen
Stone picks marked 1 to 200

If you have seen any film about a hat-wearing archaeologist dodging traps in a jungle temple, you already know the look of Treasure Chase. The reels are set inside a torch-lit ruin, and the symbols are the kit of an old-school adventurer. The goal, as the old page put it, is simply to keep spinning and hunt the treasure.

What is in the explorer's bag

  • a brown fedora and a coiled bullwhip
  • a leather satchel and an old notebook
  • a silver chalice and a carved stone idol
  • a round gold medallion with a red jewel
  • the explorer himself, on a tile marked JACKPOT
  • a green-and-gold SCATTER badge
  • the TREASURE HUNTER logo tile

The Treasure Hunter turns wild

The old write-up was clear on one point: the Treasure Hunter symbol is the biggest prize in the game, and when it appears it turns into a WILD. In the screenshots you can see what that looks like. Gold WILD blocks fill whole positions, and lines run through them to join the idols, chalices and medallions on either side.

Treasure Chase with gold WILD blocks and Treasure Hunter tiles lining up across the reels
fig. 01 Treasure Chase with gold WILD blocks and Treasure Hunter tiles lining up across the reels

With several wilds on screen at once, many of the 25 lines can pay together. The final screenshot shows exactly that: a screen full of WILD text and a web of lines drawn over it.

Treasure Chase screen covered in WILD symbols with many paylines drawn
fig. 02 Treasure Chase screen covered in WILD symbols with many paylines drawn

The stone-picking screen

One screenshot shows a different screen altogether: ten round stone discs, each stamped with a number. They read 1, 2, 4, 5, 10, 25, 40, 60, 80 and 200, and the first one is highlighted in gold. It looks like a pick-style bonus where the value you reveal is added to your win.

Treasure Chase bonus screen with ten stone discs marked from 1 to 200
fig. 03 Treasure Chase bonus screen with ten stone discs marked from 1 to 200

What we cannot tell you is how you get there or whether those numbers are credits or multipliers. The old page never said, so open the rules in the game menu before assuming anything.

Bet and pace

The bottom bar shows BET, TOTAL BET (25 at a bet of 1), your balance, AUTO SPIN and SPIN. The jackpot meter across the top moves between screenshots, so it is a live figure.

Treasure Chase can go quiet for a while between wild hits. Keep the line bet low enough that your budget survives the dry spells. If you like this style, Takers and House of Doom are the other story-driven slots here.

If you want to hunt for the treasure yourself, play Treasure Chase on XE88. Adults 18+ only.

Quick questions

Which symbol pays most in Treasure Chase?

The old guide named the Treasure Hunter symbol as the biggest prize on the reels. When it lands it turns into a WILD.

Is there a bonus game in Treasure Chase?

One screenshot shows a pick screen with ten stone discs marked 1, 2, 4, 5, 10, 25, 40, 60, 80 and 200. The trigger is not explained on the old page, so check the paytable.

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