Into The Wilds Megaways

Worldmatch, an Italian studio based in Padova and developing casino games since 2000, reworked its earlier release Into the Wilds into a Megaways format for this follow-up, carrying over most of the original's setting rather than starting from scratch. The reels display a South and Central American jungle scene with an Aztec-inspired edge, and the layout is built primarily for mobile screens, so play on a larger display arrives in a narrower, centred panel rather than filling the width.

Five reels hold between two and six symbols apiece, generating up to 7,776 ways to win on any given spin. Ten-through-ace card faces make up the lower-paying symbols, worth 2.5x the bet for five in a row, while five gemstone icons sit above them and pay between 3.75x and 7.5x for six matching symbols. An owl doubles as the wild, standing in for anything except the scatter.

Free spins arrive once three, four or five scatters land, each threshold paying out 2x, 10x or 20x the bet immediately and unlocking 8, 12 or 16 spins in turn. A second wild worth double appears only during that round, and any win it completes pays twice over, though multiple 2x wilds landing in the same line do not stack their multipliers on top of each other. Enough scatters landing during the bonus itself extends the round with further spins.

Bets run from 0.80 up to 160 per spin, RTP is set at 94.4%, and Worldmatch rates the volatility low to medium, a gentler curve than the high-ceiling swings the Megaways mechanic is usually built around.

That combination points Into The Wilds Megaways toward steadier, more frequent returns rather than a single high-variance peak, with the doubling wild in free spins providing the main lift above what the base game pays out on its own.