Evil Eyes

What Evil Eyes has actually done in our bonus hunts

We have opened Evil Eyes 12 times across 12 separate bonus hunts between 29 May 2026 and 9 Sep 2026 and recorded every result. Across those 12 opens the median result was 39.2× the bet, against 50× for every slot in our recorded dataset. The biggest single result we have recorded on it is 454.6×. 3 of those 12 opens were 100× or better. 12 opens is a small sample and describes only these recorded sessions — it is not this slot's RTP and it does not predict what your next bonus will do.

Hacksaw Gaming leans fully into horror imagery for Evil Eyes, opening on a back-story about being trapped in a shade's gaze before settling into a monochrome graveyard scene where a skull-faced entity watches over a 5x5 board with 3,125 ways to win. It's a darker entry in the studio's catalogue, closer in tone to its other horror-themed releases than to its lighter, mascot-driven games.

Lines of three or more matching symbols pay across those 3,125 ways, with a set of five muted, smudged low-pay symbols beneath skulls, crows, wolves, spiders and a character symbol as the premiums. There's no conventional wild here — instead the Evil Eye symbol drives the win-building, landing beneath winning combinations and triggering the Evil Spread, which highlights the win, picks a direction, and pushes the same result across the grid that way, converting other symbols into the winning one as it goes. If the spread crosses back over the Evil Eye itself, that symbol also converts.

In Evil Eyes, landing three scatter symbols opens Wicked Night, a round built around lives rather than a fixed spin count: it starts with three, and every spin the Evil Eye looks in a direction and collects any multiplier symbols it finds there, feeding those values into reel multipliers that sit above the grid and stack with each other when more than one lands together. A spin without a new Evil Eye costs a life, and once all three are spent the accumulated reel multipliers pay out — additive values run from x1 to x100, multiplicative ones from x2 to x10. A separate Wicked Epic Drop can trigger at random from any base spin, dropping straight into one guaranteed Wicked Night spin loaded with at least three Evil Eyes and four multipliers.

Four FS scatters instead open The Graveyard, a free spins round in which low-paying symbols already used by the Evil Spread are stripped from the reels for the rest of play, making the bigger symbols more likely to appear as the round continues. Landing two or three FS scatters during the round extends it further, adding two or four extra spins respectively. Five separate bonus buys let players pay into either round directly, or into cheaper spins with boosted odds of triggering one naturally.

Evil Eyes runs at high volatility with hit frequency around 29%, a top RTP of 96.24% across four configurations, stakes of 0.10 to 100, and a maximum win of 12,500 times the bet — one of the taller ceilings in this style of feature-driven Hacksaw release. The lives-based Wicked Night round in particular gives it a different rhythm from most collect-and-multiply slots, since a well-timed Evil Eye can keep resetting the clock indefinitely.