The Flintstones Bedrock Riches
The Flintstones Bedrock Riches
Last updated on June 6th, 2025
Advantages & Disadvantages
- Official Flintstones theme with solid nostalgia factor
- Decent variety of bonuses with wilds, multipliers & pick features
- Cluster pays system fits the theme pretty well
- Free Spins mode with modifier potential
- Visually polished – surprisingly not a lazy reskin
- Playable across devices – mobile-friendly and smooth
- Max win barely scrapes 5,000x — feels low for high volatility
- Lots of teasing, not a lot of triggering
- Feels like a family-friendly cash grab at times
- Bonus can drag on if you’re not hitting the right symbols
Alright, I’ll admit it — I raised an eyebrow when I saw The Flintstones Bedrock Riches pop up in my queue. Another branded slot? Great. Just what the world needed. But credit where it’s due — Blueprint didn’t just phone this one in with a slapped-on theme and generic reels. There’s some actual effort here.
If you grew up on a steady diet of Hanna-Barbera reruns, the theme’s going to hit you right in the nostalgia. The visuals are clean, the characters show up in a few nice animated touches, and the whole “prehistoric chaos” vibe actually works with the slot’s cluster pays layout. Not bad, Blueprint. Not bad at all.
So, let’s talk mechanics. The Flintstones Bedrock Riches runs on a cluster pays system with cascading wins, so forget paylines — you’re looking to group up 5 or more matching symbols. It’s nothing revolutionary, but it keeps things moving. Wilds, multipliers, and symbol drops add a bit of flair. And yes, Fred and Barney do more than just wave at you — they pop into features too.
Hit the bonus and you’ll get a Free Spins round that comes with random modifiers, from extra wilds to multipliers. It’s not groundbreaking, but it keeps you awake. There’s also a classic pick-me feature if you’re into that kind of slow-burn suspense.
RTP clocks in around the Blueprint standard — 95.0% — and volatility leans high, so don’t expect Bedrock riches right out of the gate. The max win is capped at 5,000x, which in today’s market is… okay? Respectable, but not jaw-dropping. The bet range is wide enough to suit low-stakes dabblers and mid-rollers, but high-rollers will probably yawn.
One gripe? The bonus round teases more than it delivers. You’ll be this close to something exciting way too often, only for it to fizzle out with a weak payout. And while the visuals are polished, you can still feel the “let’s monetize your childhood” energy bubbling under the surface.
Still — if you’re a Flintstones fan or just in the mood for something light and theme-heavy without too much complexity, you could do worse. Give our free demo a spin and see if you yabba-dabba-dig it.
