Jewel Clicker Rockageddon by Turbo Games

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As a player you choose which rocks to bet on with each click. The rocks float endlessly across the screen, each labelled with a win multiplier. The higher the multiplier, the lower probability of it breaking when clicked. The element of choice puts the risk to reward variance into the hands of the player every single bet.

Step 1: Choose your bet value

Choose a stake anywhere from $0.10 to $100. The bet value can be adjusted at any time between clicks.

Step 2: Understand the paytable

Each rock is labelled with a win multiplier, ranging from ×1.2 up to ×96. Each multiplier is tied to a fixed win probability – this can be seen in the game rules page.

Step 3: Choose your rock and start clicking

Begin to click on the rocks to place bets. When clicked, the rock will either break open and instantly award a win, or it remains floating on the screen and can be clicked again. The rock will hold information about how many clicks have already been attempted and display this in a small pop up window for your reference.

Step 4: Continue clicking manually or use autoplay

Instead of clicking manually, you can use autoplay to choose which rocks to target and apply a set number of taps to play out automatically. You can also buy 100 taps to quickly place 100 bets and watch it happen without any further clicking needed. The 100 taps will deduct your bet value ×100 immediately. Autoplay can be stopped at any time, however when buying 100 taps you are committed to the whole 100 once confirmed.

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The Return to Player (RTP) is 96.0% and the maximum win is ×96 your bet.

Each rock has a fixed probability of return, and can be seen on the in-game rules page. We've gathered that information for you to read below.

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It's important to remember that prior clicks do not determine future outcomes. Each click, regardless of how many came before, has the same probability of winning.

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Below are the key features of Jewel Clicker Rockageddon

• Nine-Tier Multiplier System: The paytable consists of nine possible win multipliers, with a fixed probability of winning per item. Each rock is labelled with one of the nine possible win multipliers. Lower multipliers are common, higher multipliers are more rare.
• Buy 100 Taps: Immediately purchase 100 taps at your bet value ×100. You can not stop or cancel the 100 taps once confirmed.
• Autoplay: Set either 25, 50, 100, 250, 500 or unlimited clicks to play out consecutively. Choose which rocks to focus by selecting the rock tier bands, from smaller rocks, medium rocks or larger rocks.
• Hold-to-Repeat: A convenient way to place bets consecutively without using autoplay and without needing to make repeated clicks. Just press and hold the bet button to watch the bets click for you. Releasing the button stops the clicks.
• Click Stats: When clicking on rocks you can see a pop up window which shows the win chance and click count. This persists as long as the rock remains on the screen. Each rock records its own click count for you to track.

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Jewel Clicker Rockageddon is a lightweight game and designed to be enjoyed on mobile devices. There is no download needed – load the game in your mobile browser and enjoy right away, either with the Jewel Clicker Rockageddon demo or real play at an online casino.

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Jewel Clicker Rockageddon is a clear reskin of a previous game from Turbo Games called Cloud Piggies, as it uses the same win paytable, game engine and includes the same features such as buying 100 taps. The game theme has been swapped out to replace the winged piggies with stones filled with bright shiny gems in an underground mineshaft style environment.

This simple format game is far more enjoyable on a mobile device than on desktop, and likely designed for quick sessions instead of extended play. Due to how simple the gameplay is by design, it's quick and easy to load up and play a few fast taps when you have some downtime. We also found it a lot more comfortable to play on mobile, as tapping with a finger on a handheld device was better than clicking with a mouse or trackpad with a PC.

One great benefit as well, which is repeated from the Cloud Piggies, is the clear paytable and win probability, along with the click tracker to see how many attempts have already been made on any given rock – a great addition for managing bankroll.

Overall the game is well built and plays without any hiccups or interruptions. However, in the long run this game may become boring for some players given the repetitive nature of the gameplay.

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