Stickermania

Lucksome, a sibling studio to Blueprint Gaming, built Stickermania around retro wrestling showmanship — animal-styled grapplers modelled on decades-old ring characters, rendered across a 5x5 grid that pays on scatter combinations rather than fixed lines. Six or more matching symbols landing anywhere trigger a win, with card values from ten through ace filling the lower end of the paytable and six wrestler symbols carrying the higher payouts; scatter combinations of fifteen or more symbols are worth between 6x and 80x the stake, and a wild symbol appears directly on the reels to substitute for everything except the scatter.

The game's central system runs on collectible stickers. Numbered tokens land on paying symbols and their values build on a progress meter; if a spin adds no new tokens, the meter's value is halved, and reaching 20 awards a sticker pack of eight random stickers. Those stickers fill out picture albums for each of the six wrestlers, and duplicates are set aside in a separate box rather than discarded. Every game starts with two sticker packs already opened, guaranteeing that one wrestler's album is complete before the reels even spin, which unlocks that wrestler's cash symbol for the base game.

Each wrestler's completed album unlocks three things: a cash prize worth 5x to 20x the stake, a cash symbol, and access to the free games round. The cash symbol can then appear randomly on base-game spins carrying a value of 0.1x to 20x the stake, with every scatter in view adding its cash value to the total. Duplicate stickers collected in the box can randomly trigger a bonus wheel, which pays out either a cash prize of 5x to 30x the bet or a run of free games outright.

The free games round, triggered by landing three or four scatters (which seed the round with three or four wrestlers respectively) or unlocked directly through the album or wheel, plays out on a grid where wrestler symbols move, collect multipliers of 1x up to 5x, and clash with each other. Losing wrestlers with lower multipliers are eliminated, while the winner of each clash claims a fresh multiplier between 5x and 20x. Every wrestler carries either a single-use or a persistent special ability that triggers before it moves, and the round continues, adding new wrestlers where possible, until only one remains on the grid.

Buying directly into the free games costs 140x the stake for players who would rather skip the album and wheel systems entirely.

Stickermania rates as highly volatile, a 10 out of 10 on Lucksome's own scale, with a hit frequency of roughly 5 out of 10 and an RTP of 96.23%. Its maximum win reaches 10,000x the stake, and stakes themselves run from 0.10 up to 50 per spin.