How the temple works

Set a wager, then hop one stone at a time. Every cleared stone raises the bankable multiplier. Cash out between hops to bank wager × multiplier. A geyser strike or collapsed stone ends the run and loses the wager.

The meter is meaningful: calm hops use the reference survival curve, tremor hops reduce survival odds, and eruption hops are far more dangerous. Timing affects the result, but even a calm hop is not guaranteed because stones can still fracture.

Game profile

Design RTP target

96.5%

Volatility

High

First-hop clear rate

92.00%

Reference hit frequency

72.86%

Reference strategy

Cash at gate 3

Max multiplier

203.97×

Max credit win

50,992.50

Lab-ready math summary

For calm-window reference play, gate n uses survival probability pₙ. The displayed multiplier is mₙ = 0.965 ÷ (p₁ × … × pₙ), rounded to two decimals for display and settlement. The unrounded target return is therefore 96.5% at every planned cash-out gate before rounding. Tremor and eruption timing apply survival modifiers of 0.72 and 0.18 respectively, so actual return is player-dependent and can be lower.

Prototype disclosure: the 96.5% figure is a design target derived from the model above. It has not been independently tested or certified.

Multiplier & survival ladder

Gate	Calm survival	Multiplier	Max win*

*Max win shown at the 250-credit wager. Settlement uses the displayed multiplier. Reaching gate 18 automatically banks the result.