Jane Hunter and the Mask of Montezuma

Pragmatic Play gave its long-running explorer John Hunter a sibling for this outing. Jane Hunter, hunting Mesoamerican treasure through jungle ruins dressed with a stepped pyramid and carved stone relics, headlines what the studio calls the Mask of Montezuma — the same adventure-archaeology dressing the Hunter series has used before, just with a new lead and a new dig site.

The reels run 5x3 with ten fixed paylines, awarding combinations of three, four or five matching icons in a row from left to right. Card-suit royals fill out the low-paying end, worth up to 10x the bet for a five-symbol line, while binoculars, digging tools, a satchel and Jane's own portrait sit as the premium set, each worth between 50x and 200x for five in a row. A round gold mask fills the wild role, appears across every reel, substitutes into any paying combination, and is worth as much as 500x the wager when it completes a line by itself.

Two separate bonus routes sit behind the base game. Landing the bonus icon, restricted to the far-right reel, opens a five-chest picking round; each chest hides either a flat cash award between 2x and 40x the bet or an outright grant of 10, 15 or 20 free spins. Three, four or five scatters instead launch those same spin counts directly, no picking involved. Inside the free spins, the four premium icons double as Money symbols, each with its own starting value and its own fill-meter — the portrait opens highest, the satchel and digging tools sit in the middle, and the binoculars pay least of the four. Filling a meter raises that symbol's value for the rest of the round, and any wild landing alongside active Money symbols collects their current totals in one hit.

Pragmatic Play rates volatility at the top of its own five-point scale, paired with a headline return of 96.02%; 95% and 94% builds also circulate depending on where the game is hosted. Hit frequency runs at roughly one win every 5.55 spins, the top award is 5,000x the wager, and bets scale from 0.10 to 100 per spin, with a direct buy-in into the free spins priced at 60 times the bet for anyone skipping the base game entirely.

Dated to April 2023, the design gives high volatility spins two distinct shapes of payout instead of one repeated shape: the picking round pays flat and fast, while the free spins build toward a compounding total as the Money meters climb, so the biggest hits tend to arrive through the second route rather than the first.