Minotaur ReBurn

Minotaur ReBurn Demo

Misses build the prize in the Minotaur ReBurn demo. Once the Re-Spins begin, the multiplier opens at X1 and climbs with each Re-Spin that lands no win, and its value has no upper limit. It pays out once, on the winning combination that ends the feature, so a longer wait means a bigger number on that win.

This slot is the September 2026 Endorphina release that brings back the Minotaur, and its intro screen sets the scene in a torchlit stone hall. A crowned, red-eyed bull-headed figure rests his hands on a throne with horn-shaped uprights, red banners hang behind him, and gold coins are heaped on both sides. Behind the reels, the same Minotaur watches from his throne above the logo, giving the game a Greek mythology setting that the symbols follow through. The letters are cracked gold, and the A has no crossbar, so it reads like a Greek lambda.

Gameplay Options

Token Coins

The Token is a round gold coin embossed with a horned bull skull. It appears in the main game only, and each one may activate the Minotaur. When a Token flies off the reels, the symbol it uncovers can complete a winning combination. The trigger is random, and a run of earlier Tokens makes no difference to whether the next one wakes the Minotaur.

The Minotaur Wild

Here the Minotaur himself is the Wild, a standing bull-headed warrior with his arms crossed, gold shoulder plates, and a brown leather kilt. He substitutes for all symbols. His arrival triggers the Re-Spins, and after the initial payout (if any), he jumps to reel 2, 3, or 4 and covers the whole reel.

Re-Spins

On an ordinary spin, a Token may wake the Minotaur at random, and when he appears on the reels, the multiplier starts at X1 and any initial payout is settled before he jumps to reel 2, 3, or 4, covers it from top to bottom, and stays in place while the other reels re-spin at the bet and lines of the game that triggered them, and each Re-Spin that brings no winning combination raises the multiplier, which has no limit, until a Re-Spin finally lands a win, at which point the feature ends and the multiplier is applied to the wins for that closing combination.

A running feature cannot be won again until it ends. Endorphina puts the maximum win at 4,500x.

Endorphina has built a Minotaur game before, and ReBurn’s case rests on this one feature. The reversal is clever, with every miss adding value instead of draining it, but the 10-line game around it pays 10x for five letters, and entry depends on a Token that may or may not wake the Minotaur. Load the demo in free play and see whether the Re-Spins are worth the wait between them.