The Twin Wins Mystery Slot by Mancala Gaming

Overview

Who dares to enter the haunted house where two innocent-looking twins are waiting for unsuspecting visitors? The Twin Wins Mystery is an online slot game developed by Mancala Gaming with a spooky story. It’s also a game with unique visuals and bonuses like wild multipliers and free spins.

Graphics & Theme

As we’ve mentioned before, this release was inspired by legends about haunted mansions where the residents have practiced magic. The presence of the creepy twins makes the story even scarier. We have a dark matrix with decorations and symbols in original hues and colors on the visual side. Besides that, there’s a background image that depicts a partially ruined living room from the past.

Gameplay

The Twin Wins Mystery has 5 reels and 25 paylines. In this release, users can hit nine regular symbols: a spellbook, a teapot, four playing card icons, an instrument with an eye ornament, a mirror, and a jeweled egg.  Combos that include three to five matching icons on a single payline lead you to winning turns.

There are several special icons in this game, including the regular wild twins and the wild twins with multiplier pin rewards. As expected, the regular wilds can substitute all regular icons. They can show up on the first two reels only. The other wild icon can provide special multiplier pins added to the skull next to the reels. These multiplier pins are applied to the wins during free spins. We should also mention that the wild twins giant icon, which is available only during free spins. It covers the cloned first and second reels.

To activate free spins (between 10 and 100 free spins), you will need three to five ragdoll scatters anywhere on the reels. In this round, the ragdoll will turn into a non-paying voodoo doll that ends up on the reels only when the wild twins are present on the first two reels. After players get paid, the icon will move across the last three reels. If it lands on top of an icon with a pin (or pins), it will multiply the wins by the total multiplier value assigned to that position.