Lost Relics

Lost Relics is an ancient treasure-hunt slot from NetEnt, and it has stayed popular with Canadian players since its 2018 release. Instead of fixed paylines, it pays in clusters, so wins form wherever enough matching symbols touch across the 5 by 5 grid. The temple-ruins theme, the glowing relics and the constant flow of small features make it easy to enjoy, and you can try the free demo above in your browser before deciding whether to play for real money in Canadian dollars. If you are searching for the Lost Relics slot or its RTP, expect a mid-weight game that rewards patience over big gambles.

How Lost Relics plays

Lost Relics runs on a 5 reel, 5 row grid, giving you 25 symbol positions rather than fixed lines. You win by landing a cluster of matching symbols that touch each other horizontally or vertically, and the bigger the cluster, the bigger the payout. Every winning cluster can randomly set off one of three features: Coin Win drops a cash prize onto the grid, Extra Wild adds one or more wilds, and Extra Scatter places another scatter to move you toward the bonus. The wild substitutes for all symbols except the scatter. Collect scatters in the main game to unlock the free spins round, where the Hidden Chest feature applies: chests stay concealed and are uncovered as you form clusters, revealing rewards such as sticky wilds and coin wins.

Lost Relics RTP, volatility and max win

Lost Relics has a published RTP of 96.3%, right around the industry average, and slot databases generally rate its volatility as medium to high. That balance keeps the base game busy with regular small cluster wins, while the bigger payouts are held back for the free spins and the Hidden Chest. The top prize is worth up to 900 times your stake on a single game, a realistic ceiling for a slot built this way rather than a progressive jackpot. In practice you should expect plenty of modest clusters and treat that maximum as a rare best case, not a plan.

Playing Lost Relics in Canada

You can play Lost Relics in Canadian dollars at the online casinos listed on this page, all of which carry the NetEnt catalogue. Regulation varies by province: Ontario runs a licensed market overseen by iGaming Ontario and the AGCO, while players in the rest of Canada use casinos licensed offshore. The free demo above needs no account and no deposit, so you can try the clusters and the Hidden Chest before you commit any real money, wherever you are in the country.

Is Lost Relics worth playing?

Lost Relics is a good pick if you like cluster slots with a treasure-hunt theme. The random features keep the base game lively, the free spins give it a clear objective, and a 900 times stake ceiling is fair for a medium to high volatility slot without overpromising. It will not suit anyone chasing five-figure multipliers, but as an entertaining, feature-led slot it holds up years on. Set a budget you are happy to lose, keep it fun, and read our responsible gambling guidance if your play ever starts to feel like more than entertainment.