Reactoonz vs Reactoonz 2: What Changed on the Alien Grid
Play'n GO's cluster-pays aliens returned in 2020 with new meters and new monsters. Here is how the sequel compares with the original.
Reactoonz (2017) became one of Play'n GO's best-known games: cute aliens, a 7×7 grid and a chain-reaction rhythm that never sits still. Reactoonz 2 (2020) keeps the cast and adds more moving parts.
What both games share
- A 7×7 grid where clusters of five or more matching aliens win and then explode.
- New symbols drop in after every win, so one spin can chain into several wins.
- A Quantum meter that fills with winning symbols and unlocks extra features, building up to the giant Gargantoon.
What Reactoonz 2 adds
- Fluctometer — a second meter charged by special one-eyed aliens, with its own features (for example, turning symbols into wilds).
- Energoonz — energy symbols that can transform parts of the grid.
- More feature combinations per spin, which makes the game feel busier than the original.
Numbers side by side
| Reactoonz | Reactoonz 2 | |
|---|---|---|
| Released | 2017 | 2020 |
| RTP (default) | ~96.5% | ~96.2% |
| Max win | ~4,570x | ~5,083x |
| Volatility | High | High |
As always, casinos can run lower-RTP versions — the game's info screen shows the real figure.
Which one to try
If you like a clean, readable game, start with the original: you quickly learn what every meter does. If you enjoy several features fighting for space on every spin, the sequel delivers more chaos. Both are high volatility, so expect quiet stretches between the big chain reactions.
