Total Eclipse XXL Slot

Total Eclipse XXL is an Apparat Gaming sequel to Total Eclipse with a larger 5x4 base layout and 40 paylines. It uses Wilds, Eclipse symbols, Eclipse Spins, Buy Feature and a bigger feature grid. RTP is 96.24%, volatility is high, hit frequency is 8.66%, bets range from 0.10 to 20, and the maximum exposure is 11,000x.

Theme and design

The slot keeps the cosmic fruit style of Total Eclipse, combining classic symbols with sun, moon and eclipse imagery. The XXL version feels larger because the base game uses 5 reels and 4 rows, then expands further during the feature. The theme remains simple, but the layout creates a stronger visual difference.

Gameplay and paylines

Regular wins form across 40 paylines in the base game. The larger 5x4 layout gives more line coverage than the original 10-line version. High volatility and an 11,000x exposure cap make this the more aggressive Total Eclipse title. The stake range stays at 0.10 to 20.

Symbols and payouts

Wilds substitute for regular pay symbols. Eclipse symbols are the main feature symbols and can carry prize values. The Grand prize is tied to collecting all 40 Eclipse positions in the feature. Regular fruit and space symbols support the base-game theme.

Bonus features

Four Eclipse symbols trigger Eclipse Spins. During the feature, the game uses a 5x8 layout, giving up to 40 Eclipse positions. More Eclipse symbols can be collected during respins, and filling all 40 positions awards the 10,000x Grand prize. Buy Feature can open the feature directly for 74x where available.

RTP, volatility and max win

Total Eclipse XXL has a 96.24% RTP, high volatility and an 11,000x maximum exposure. Hit frequency is 8.66%. The math profile is sharper than the original because the base game has more paylines and the feature can expand to a larger 5x8 layout.

The XXL format matters because it changes both the base game and the feature space. Forty paylines make the ordinary spins busier, while the 5x8 Eclipse Spins board gives the collection round a much larger target. Four Eclipse symbols are enough to start the feature, so the trigger count is lower than the standard version despite the expanded board. The Grand prize connection is also clearer here: filling all 40 Eclipse positions is the route to the 10,000x prize, while the full exposure reaches 11,000x.

The larger board also changes how the respin phase reads on screen. More positions can stay active, so progress is easier to follow visually as the feature fills. That makes Total Eclipse XXL the more expansive version for players comparing the series, even though the basic Eclipse collection idea remains familiar.

How to play

Choose a stake, spin the 40-payline base game and watch for Eclipse symbols. Four Eclipses trigger Eclipse Spins. During the feature, track collected Eclipse positions on the expanded 5x8 layout. If Buy Feature is active, review the 74x cost before using it.

Total Eclipse XXL is the expanded version of the series. The key differences are 40 paylines, a 5x4 base grid, a 4-symbol feature trigger, 5x8 Eclipse Spins and 11,000x exposure. Those details separate it from Total Eclipse and Total Eclipse Buy Feature.