Boom Legend: How to Play, Features and Payouts
Boom Legend is a monster-shooting arcade game by TaDa Gaming, not a slot. You can start with the free tutorial or enter real-money mode. Choose your bet, aim and fire at creatures and bosses. The Crocodile offers cash-denominated prizes, while other monsters have their own payout multipliers.
Boom Legend at a Glance
Here are the key features of Boom Legend:
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Feature
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Details
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Provider
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TaDa Gaming
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Game type
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Monster-shooting arcade
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Bet per shot
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0.1–50 in the paytable
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RTP
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Not stated
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Volatility
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Not stated
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Notable prizes
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Flaming Cerberus: up to 888×; Crocodile: cash-denominated prizes up to 88,888
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Bosses
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Crocodile, Enraged Octopus and Flaming Cerberus
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Prize wheel
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Octopus prize draw and Cerberus wheel
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Other features
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Cyclops 5× bonus; Dreadfreaks
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Extra weapon costs
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Axe 5×; Hammer 15×
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How to Play on Stadiobet
- Choose the free tutorial or real-money mode and enter a room.
- Set your bet using the + and − buttons.
- Aim at the monsters and fire. Each creature has a different payout, and some trigger special events.
- Watch for the Crocodile's prizes, the Octopus rage meter and special weapon attacks.
You can use the Axe, Hammer, Aim and Auto-fire controls. Each Axe attack costs 5× your bet, while the Hammer costs 15×. These attacks are more expensive and neither guarantees a catch.
Monsters, Cyclopes and Treasure Chests
Common enemies include the Goblin (6×), Archer (8×) and Swordsman (10×). Regular cyclopes pay 20×–25×, blue cyclopes 30×–35× and green cyclopes 40×–45×. Their special 5× bonus can raise those ranges to 100–125×, 150–175× and 200–225×. Other targets include the Goblin Bomber (70–90×), Black Knight (80–100×), Medusa (90–110×) and Mystery Box (20–120×). Some have additional effects.
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Monster or feature
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Prize or multiplier
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What it does
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Crocodile
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188–88,888 in cash-denominated prizes, depending on the bet
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These are amounts, not multipliers
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Octopus / Enraged Octopus
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80–400× / 80–800×
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Rage meter and prize draw
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Flaming Cerberus
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80–888×
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Boss with a prize wheel
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Cyclopes with bonuses
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20–45× base payouts; special 5× bonus
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May drop treasure maps
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Silver and gold chests
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Additional 2× / 6× bonuses
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May appear when you defeat golden demons
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Golden Viking
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50×, 150×, 350×
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Payouts for that target
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Golden Knight
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60×, 180×, 420×
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Payouts for that target
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Special monsters
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70–110×; Mystery Box 20–120×
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Goblin Bomber, Black Knight and Medusa
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Cerberus (without flames)
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90–150×
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Different from Flaming Cerberus
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Rock Giant / Gold Giant
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80–120× / 80–400×
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Separate bosses
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Ice Dragon
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100–500×
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Payout for that target
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Defeating cyclopes may earn you treasure maps. Collect ten and you receive a gold chest. Golden demons may also drop silver or gold chests with extra 2× or 6× bonuses. These bonuses are separate from the monsters' own payout multipliers.
Crocodile: Cash Prizes by Bet Level
The Crocodile may award cash-denominated prizes that vary by bet level. These amounts are not multipliers: a prize of 188 does not mean 188×. A bet of 0.1 shows a prize of 188; bets from 0.2 to 0.8 show 388, 488 or 588; and bets from 0.9 to 9 show 3,888, 4,888 or 5,888. Higher bet tiers list larger amounts, reaching 88,888.
The game rules say higher bets also increase the chance of receiving a bonus near the top of that tier's range, but there is no guarantee. The 88,888 figure is a prize amount, not an 88,888× multiplier.
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Bet
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Listed prizes
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0.1
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188
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0.2–0.8
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388 · 488 · 588
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0.9–9
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3,888 · 4,888 · 5,888
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10–50
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38,888 · 48,888 · 58,888
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60–100
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68,888 · 78,888 · 88,888
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Octopus, Enraged Octopus and Flaming Cerberus
There are two versions of the Octopus boss. The regular Octopus pays 80×–400×, while the Enraged Octopus pays 80×–800×. Repeatedly shooting at their heads and tentacles fills a rage meter. Once it is full, a prize draw starts. The enraged version offers a higher top payout, but the maximum is not guaranteed.
Cerberus and Flaming Cerberus are different enemies. The first pays 90×–150×; the second pays 80×–888× and has a special wheel. You will also encounter the Rock Giant (80–120×), Gold Giant (80–400×) and Ice Dragon (100–500×).
Treasure Chests, Dreadfreaks and Special Weapons
The Mystery Box may give you a Rocket Strike that pushes enemies back or Mines that damage part of the play area. Dreadfreaks can also appear after certain monsters are defeated, offering a chance at higher prizes.
The Axe costs 5× your bet and delivers a stronger attack. The Hammer costs 15× and may strike nearby monsters with lightning. The Lightning Spear builds up energy as you shoot; once activated, it attacks part of the arena. Its energy bar empties after use, and any stored energy expires after 24 hours away from the game.
Bets, RTP and How Payouts Work
The paytable uses a bet of 1 as its reference and lists levels from 0.1 to 50; the available range may vary by room. Boom Legend does not list a specific RTP percentage or volatility rating.
RTP is a theoretical return measured over many plays, not a prediction of what you will get back from one session. Monster multipliers also differ from the Crocodile's cash prizes and chest bonuses. None of those prizes is guaranteed.
Responsible Play
Every shot uses some of your balance. The Axe costs 5× your bet and the Hammer costs 15×, so special attacks can increase your spending quickly. Set a budget and time limit before playing, and avoid increasing your bet to chase prizes or recover losses.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Boom Legend a slot game?
No. It is a monster-shooting arcade game in which you choose a bet, aim, fire and use special weapons or bonus features.
What prizes can the Crocodile award?
The Crocodile's listed cash prizes range from 188 at a 0.1 bet to 88,888 in the highest tier shown on its table. These are amounts, not multipliers, and none is guaranteed.
Are Cerberus and Flaming Cerberus the same boss?
No. Cerberus pays 90×–150×; Flaming Cerberus pays 80×–888× and has a special wheel.
What is the difference between Octopus and Enraged Octopus?
The regular Octopus pays 80×–400× and the Enraged Octopus pays 80×–800×. Repeated shots fill a rage meter that may trigger a prize draw.
How much do the Axe and Hammer cost?
The Axe costs 5× your bet and the Hammer costs 15×. The Hammer can also strike nearby monsters with lightning.