Wild Wick Demo

A non-winning main-game spin can receive Surprise Wilds

Wild Wick has an optional Surprise Wild event after a main-game spin that initially produces no win. Between four and twelve Wilds may appear; if that forms a winning combination, a random two-, three-, five-, seven- or ten-times modifier applies. This describes a possible event, not a rescue guaranteed on every losing spin. The official game configuration states 97.35% RTP, very high volatility and a maximum multiplier of ten thousand times the stake. The studio grid places its gunfighter beside the reel set.

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High Noon and High Moon apply their multipliers differently

Three Scatters start ten High Noon Free Spins, while four start ten High Moon Super Free Spins. Both use a progressive multiplier beginning at one times. A winning combination adds its symbol count to that multiplier, with the increase taking effect from the following spin. High Noon applies the modifier to random wins, whereas High Moon applies it to every win. That difference is central when comparing the two entries; a higher displayed multiplier should not be described as applying identically in both modes. Bonus Wilds stay in position until the round ends.

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Mystery symbols reveal three types of bonus help

Mystery symbols appearing during Free Spins resolve at the end of a spin into a Multiplier symbol, an extra-spin symbol or a Wild. They can therefore affect different aspects of the round rather than all supplying the same cash value. The purchase panel offers High Noon and High Moon at the displayed stake-dependent prices. Chance x3 separately increases the chance of either feature for a higher stake. Our pictures show the official main grid and an illustrated High Noon feature state. Its displayed balance, multiplier and win are studio examples, not outcomes obtained by us.

Official game description checked 2026-10-31. The in-game rules govern the version you open.