Four, five and six spacecraft symbols award different allowances
Four Scatter spacecraft award ten Free Spins, five award twenty and six award thirty. Scatters can appear on any reel. Their count determines the initial allowance, so a four-Scatter entry should not be described as the same start as a six-Scatter entry.
During the feature, three or more Scatters award five additional Free Spins. This is a different threshold from the base-game entry. The current counter remains the useful reference; the existence of a retrigger rule does not guarantee that the feature will extend.
Multipliers are a Free Spins feature
The multiplier symbol appears during Free Spins, with a value from 2× to 100×. It remains on the field until the current refill sequence finishes. The timing matters because several ordinary wins can occur before that sequence’s multiplier calculation is settled.
The documented rule does not turn every base-game refill into a multiplied result. Nor does it say that a multiplier remains for all later Free Spins. Persistence to the end of one refill sequence is a narrower rule than persistence for the whole feature.
Add multiplier values before applying them
Suppose one Free Spin produces ordinary refill wins of €0.40, €0.60 and €1.00. Their sequence total is €2. If multiplier symbols showing 3× and 7× remain at the end, their values add to 10×. The resulting sequence award is €20.
Multiplying 3 by 7 would incorrectly produce 21×. Applying both multipliers independently to each displayed running total can also double-count money already included in that total. The reliable order is ordinary wins first, multiplier sum second, final application last.
A large multiplier needs a qualifying sequence win
The multiplier modifies the underlying sequence total. A high displayed value does not supply an unrelated cash award on its own. This is why a lower multiplier attached to a larger ordinary win can produce more money than a spectacular-looking multiplier attached to a small one.
For example, €0.20 at 100× gives €20, while €5 at 5× gives €25. Neither is a prediction of a future result. The comparison simply shows why the teleportal number is only one input in the calculation.
Bonus Buy changes the entry cost
The rules allow a Free Spins purchase where enabled. The price is shown on the purchase button and changes with the selected bet. The public document does not supply one universal price, so this review does not fill that gap with a guessed stake multiple.
Read the selected base stake, full purchase price and awarded mode before confirming any purchase. A €20 feature return would be a €30 net loss if the entry cost €50; the return’s on-screen multiplier would not change that subtraction. The Bonus Buy guide explains how to compare these units consistently.
The theme changes the vocabulary, not the calculation
The spacecraft and teleportal provide a narrative reason for the transition into Free Spins and for the multiplier symbols. They make the sequence easier to recognize, but the payout still follows symbol counts, refills and the final multiplier sum.
That distinction helps when moving between related games. A new character or animation does not by itself establish a new probability model or a different order of operations. The mechanic-versus-name analysis offers a useful framework for comparing the actual rules.