Tiki Fruits slot
Tiki Fruits is a Red Tiger slot from July 2018, played on a tall grid of 8 reels and 10 rows that pays for clusters of five or more matching symbols. Its defining idea is symbol removal: Fruit Bars beside the reels fill as fruits win and then clear that fruit from play, while a carved totem pole can strike at random and wipe symbols away.
Editorial note: this guide explains how Tiki Fruits works. Rules, features and payout figures are set by the studio and can differ between operators and game versions, so check the game’s information panel before you play. Slots are games of chance, and nothing here predicts results. Availability at Fortune Games can change.
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Tiki Fruits: key facts
| Studio | Red Tiger |
|---|---|
| Released | July 2018 |
| Reels and pays | 8 reels, 10 rows; clusters of 5 or more matching symbols touching horizontally or vertically (the game screen in our lobby shows the 8x10 grid, and the Symbol Wins page lists pays for clusters of 5 up to 31 or more of each of its five symbols) |
| Top payout on the Symbol Wins page | A cluster of 31 or more 7s, shown as 777 on the Symbol Wins page in our lobby, which covers the 7, diamond, star, bell and dice; 31 or more diamonds are shown as 125 (the figures carry no unit) |
| Fruit Bars | Winning fruit symbols fill their bar; a full bar removes that fruit from the reels (the scroll beside the reels on the game screen in our lobby tells you to fill the bars to remove fruits); the bars reset after each round |
| Totem Activator | Can strike on any spin and remove symbols so new ones drop in |
| Tiki Spins | Awarded when the Bonus Bar is filled (“Fill the Bonus Bar to enter TIKI SPINS!”, the Tiki Spins page in our lobby says); a random number of free spins |
| Fruit Bars in Tiki Spins | Do not reset between spins, so fruits stay cleared once removed |
| Autoplay and turbo | Not available at sites licensed in Great Britain; UK rules require at least 2.5 seconds between the start of one game cycle and the next |
| Stakes | UK rules cap online slot stakes at £5 a spin, or £2 if you are 18 to 24 |
| Maximum win | Up to 2,361 times the stake, according to Red Tiger’s own page for the game |
| RTP | Shown in the game’s information panel |
All values (Bet Levels, Maximum Wins etc.) mentioned in relation to this slot game are subject to change at any time.
The Symbol Wins page in our lobby covers the 7, diamond, star, bell and dice, with pays for clusters of 5 up to 31 or more: for 31 or more, the 7 is shown as 777, the diamond 125, the star 100, the bell 75 and the dice 50. The figures carry no unit. Game and artwork © Red Tiger.
How Tiki Fruits plays
Eighty positions make up the grid, and a win needs at least five identical symbols joined edge to edge, either side by side or one above another. Winning symbols leave the grid and new ones drop from above, so a single spin can produce several wins in a row through cascades.
Tiki Fruits in our lobby on 14 November 2026, at £2 a spin: a grid of 8 reels and 10 rows, and to its right a totem pole with two carved faces and a scroll that tells you to fill the bars to remove fruits. The bar above the game shows your net position, £0.00 here, and a session timer, which UK rules require for online slots. Game and artwork © Red Tiger.
The fruits are the lower-value symbols, and they are the ones that feed the Fruit Bars. Once a fruit’s bar is full, only the remaining symbols cascade into the grid for the rest of that sequence. A carved totem pole with two faces stands beside the reels, and a separate Bonus Bar tracks progress towards the free spins.
The Fruit Bars
Every winning fruit adds to its own bar. When a bar is full, that fruit is taken off the reels and the empty spaces refill from above with the remaining symbols. In the base game the bars only build during a run of consecutive wins and are emptied once the spin sequence ends. The bars are kept from spin to spin only inside Tiki Spins.
The Totem Activator
The totem faces beside the grid can activate on any spin, with no symbol needed to trigger them. When they do, they blow symbols off the reels, and the new symbols that fall into the gaps can form fresh clusters. Red Tiger’s launch material describes the faces on the carved totem poles activating and removing some of the fruity symbols, after which new ones drop.
Tiki Spins
The free spins round, called Tiki Spins, begins when the Bonus Bar is filled. The number of spins is not fixed: the game awards a random amount. What changes inside the round is the behaviour of the Fruit Bars. They no longer reset after each spin, so once a fruit has been cleared it stays off the reels for the rest of the feature, and the grid can thin out to the higher symbols as the round goes on.
The Tiki Spins page in our lobby: “Fill the Bonus Bar to enter TIKI SPINS!” In its illustration the Bonus Bar has nearly been filled, with three Bonus symbols on the grid and five fruit bars below it, for the watermelon, grapes, orange, lemon and cherries. Game and artwork © Red Tiger.
Tiki Fruits compared with Fruit Snap and Dragon’s Clusterbuster
Red Tiger also uses symbol meters in Fruit Snap, an 8x8 cluster game in which a full low-paying meter removes that fruit while a full high-paying meter doubles that symbol’s wins. Dragon’s Clusterbuster moves to a 9x9 board with a dragon egg in the middle; breaking the blockers around it unlocks Hatchlings, and the Blue Hatchling removes low-paying symbols. Tiki Fruits is the tallest of the three grids at 8x10, and it is the only one of the three with a totem feature that can clear symbols on any spin, on top of its bars.
| Game | Grid and lines | How symbols are removed |
|---|---|---|
| Tiki Fruits | 8x10, cluster pays | A full Fruit Bar removes that fruit; the Totem Activator clears symbols at random |
| Fruit Snap | 8x8, cluster pays | A full low-paying meter removes that fruit; a full high-paying meter doubles that symbol’s wins |
| Dragon’s Clusterbuster | 9x9, cluster pays | The Blue Hatchling, unlocked by clearing blockers round the central egg, removes low-paying symbols |
All values (Bet Levels, Maximum Wins etc.) mentioned in relation to this slot game are subject to change at any time.
Tiki Fruits at Fortune Games
Tiki Fruits is among the slots in the Fortune Games lobby (18+), along with its follow-up, Tiki Fruits Totem Frenzy. The UK caps in the table apply to every player. There is no autoplay or turbo mode, as at every site licensed in Great Britain. Fortune Games has an app on the App Store and Google Play.
Frequently asked questions
Is Tiki Fruits Totem Frenzy the same game as Tiki Fruits?
No. Totem Frenzy is a later Red Tiger game, released in July 2021, that builds on the original. It adds four Tiki masks that stay fixed on the reels and turn wild when a cluster wins next to them, and its free spins start when all four masks are wild, giving 10 spins that can rise to 15.
How do symbols leave the grid in Tiki Fruits?
In three ways. Winning symbols always clear and are replaced from above. A full Fruit Bar removes every symbol of that fruit, and the Totem Activator can blow symbols away on any spin. Each time, new symbols fall into the empty positions, which is how one spin can lead to the next win.
Why do the Fruit Bars matter more in Tiki Spins?
Because they stop resetting. In the base game a bar empties once the run of wins ends, but during Tiki Spins whatever the bars have collected is carried from one free spin to the next. A fruit removed early in the round therefore stays gone, leaving more room for the remaining symbols.
Related guides
Checked on 14 November 2026 against Red Tiger’s game pages for Tiki Fruits, Tiki Fruits Totem Frenzy, Fruit Snap and Dragon’s Clusterbuster, the Red Tiger launch announcement for Tiki Fruits, the SlotCatalog records for all four games, the VegasSlotsOnline record for Tiki Fruits, the Gambling Commission’s stake-limit guidance and remote technical standards, and the game in the Fortune Games lobby on 14 November 2026. Reviewed by Kay Cheadle on 14 November 2026. How we research and check our guides: our editorial policy.