Flock Me is a 6×7 cluster slot in which the Eagle Warden Multiplier Wild can move after wins, increasing its multiplier as it travels. That changing position interacts with avalanches, colossal 2×2 symbols and several symbols that act only after a cascade settles. The bonus adds persistence: multiplier Wilds remain through the Free Spins round. The appeal is in following a board state that can change shape and value, but several feature triggers depend on what remains after a win sequence ends.
Flock Me at a glance
| Provider | NetEnt |
|---|---|
| Genre / theme | Animals, Prison |
| Game type | Video slot |
| Reels / grid | 6×7 |
| Reference RTP | 96% |
| Volatility | 6.2 |
| Payout mechanic | Cluster wins; at least 5 symbols |
| Maximum win | 8,594x bet |
| Release date | 20 November 2025 |
| Main features | Winning clusters avalanche; the Eagle Warden moves and grows after joining wins; post-avalanche Flock Me and Cleaning features have conditions; multiplier Wilds persist in Free Spins. |
RTP and stake limits can vary by version and market. Check the information screen in the game you open. Maximum win is a ceiling, not an expected result.
Clusters on a changing 6×7 board
The base game has six reels and seven rows and pays clusters, with at least five matching symbols needed according to the published description. Any win starts an Avalanche: winning symbols disappear, new symbols fill the spaces, and wins are checked again until no further win forms. Low- and high-paying symbols may appear as single positions or colossal 2×2 blocks. During an Avalanche, symbols fill the empty positions below a colossal block, and each 2×2 symbol counts as four symbols toward a cluster. That means a large block changes both the board geometry and the cluster count.
The Eagle Warden Multiplier Wild can land randomly in the base game or Free Spins. Whenever it contributes to a cluster win, it moves one adjacent position up, down, left or right and increases its multiplier by one. On a colossal symbol it becomes 2×2; moving onto a regular symbol makes it 1×1. It can move over most symbols but not Scatter, Cross Wild, another Multiplier Wild, Flock Me or Cleaning symbols. If every adjacent space is blocked by excluded symbols, it relocates randomly to an eligible position. Its growth is therefore tied to contributing to wins, while its next location is not chosen by the player.
Features resolve after the avalanche
A Flock Me symbol activates its namesake feature only after the Avalanche has ended with no remaining wins and no Cleaning symbol. It draws existing Multiplier Wilds toward adjacent positions; each position they leave becomes an ordinary Wild. If the adjacent spaces are full, remaining multiplier Wilds continue to positions next to those occupied spaces, and an extra Multiplier Wild is added beside Flock Me. The Flock Me symbol then becomes a Wild. The end-of-cascade condition is essential: its appearance alone does not guarantee activation.
Cleaning follows a similar timing rule. After an Avalanche with no wins, a Cleaning symbol removes all symbols except Wilds, Multiplier Wilds, Cross Wilds, Scatters and Flock Me symbols. Cross Wilds instead require participation in a cluster win; they transform symbols along vertical, horizontal or diagonal paths, with intersecting paths placing Wilds. When a vertical and diagonal Cross are adjacent in a cluster, they combine into an Omni-Directional Cross and cover all those directions. These rules make feature resolution sensitive to both cluster participation and the final board after cascades.
Three Scatters award five Free Spins only if, after the Avalanche, no wins remain and neither a Cleaning nor Flock Me symbol is still present. Multiplier Wilds from the base game and those appearing during Free Spins stay on the reels until the round ends; three Scatters during the bonus add two spins. The condition can delay or prevent a trigger on a spin that initially shows three Scatters, a real constraint rather than a minor wording detail.
Configuration and assessment
The listed RTP is 96%, volatility 6.2 and maximum payout 8,594x bet. These values apply to the exact game record; the description supplies no cluster-symbol paytable or probabilities for Multiplier Wild movement, Flock Me, Cleaning or Cross Wild activations. The cluster threshold is documented as five or more symbols, but the full set of adjacency and payout details belongs in the game rules. Paid Elevate options that boost feature chances or force feature setups are separate from the standard trigger conditions described above.
Among the published candidate comparisons, Panda’s Fortune 2 is another animal-themed game, but Flock Me’s defining concern is board persistence: a Multiplier Wild can grow through winning moves and then remain in place throughout Free Spins. The resulting board can be valuable to track, although its state depends on random landings and post-Avalanche conditions, not a guaranteed sequence.
Strengths and weak points
Strengths
Avalanches, colossal blocks and the Eagle Warden form a coherent changing grid, while persistent multiplier Wilds let Free Spins build on earlier board positions.
Weaknesses
Several features require specific post-Avalanche conditions, and the summary gives no trigger odds or full cluster paytable to show how often those sequences arise.
Our Editor’s View
Flock Me’s rules are most interesting when read as a sequence: clusters trigger avalanches, an Eagle Warden grows only when it joins a win, and certain symbols wait until cascades stop before acting. The named feature has a meaningful gate—no remaining win and no Cleaning symbol—and Free Spins have their own end-of-avalanche exclusions. At the same time, multiplier Wilds persist for the whole bonus, giving the board a memory that ordinary spins do not have. The trade-off is procedural complexity and missing probabilities; the official summary does not quantify how often the key symbols arrive or provide the complete cluster paytable. Players who enjoy evolving grids and conditional symbol interactions have a lot to follow here, while anyone preferring a simple bonus trigger should read the local help carefully before judging the pace.
