Invading Vegas

Play'n GO leans into B-movie camp for Invading Vegas, sending flying saucers over a Strip-style skyline for a knowingly over-the-top alien-invasion theme, backed by a soundtrack that leans into the joke rather than the menace.

The 5-reel, 3-row grid carries up to 20 paylines, and players can choose how many of those lines are active alongside their coin value and coin count, letting the bet range stretch all the way from 0.01 up to 100 per spin.

Four casino-chip symbols marked with card suits make up the low end of the pay table, while five wide-grinning characters, one of them an Elvis-styled performer, cover the higher-paying tier. A single alien wild can land on any of the five reels, filling in for other pay symbols or forming its own winning combinations valued the same as the top-paying symbol.

A Lock on Re-spin kicks in when the first two reels show matching stacked symbols, regular pays or wilds, without completing a win, awarding a single respin on the third reel; it doesn't repeat within the same round. If a stacked wild lands on that third reel through the respin, it becomes a walking wild that shifts one position to the right on each further respin, working its way across to the fifth reel and triggering one final respin across the rest of the grid when it gets there. Scatters are locked out of the reels for as long as a walking wild is in motion.

Collecting three or more scatters switches the game into free spins, where the walking wild reverses direction and travels left instead of right until it reaches the first reel, and the higher-paying character symbols are weighted to land more often as stacks on the opening two reels.

Play'n GO sets the RTP at 96.2% with medium volatility and a maximum win of 1,500x the bet. With the walking wild active through both the base game and free spins, most of Invading Vegas's win building happens as that symbol works its way across the grid rather than through a single stand-alone trigger.