Mr Null’s Wicked Wares Play Free Demo Slot

Slot Overview

Mr Null’s Wicked Wares is a Pragmatic Play slot that’s designed all around mystery symbols, reel-based multipliers and free spins, and with a maximum win potential of 5,000x, an unusual 3-4-4-4-3 setup and a bonus buy, it looks like it’s got the makings of a solid (albeit seen-before) game. Is it any good, though? The Demoslot team investigates.

Gameplay & Bonus Features

Mr Null’s Wicked Wares is played on a 5-reel, 3-4-4-4-3 layout with up to 576 ways to win, and you can bet between €0.20 and €240 per spin. The game offers a default RTP of 96.49%, although, in keeping with most recent Pragmatic Play releases, lower RTP settings are available, too.

Now, the game’s core mechanic revolves around mystery symbols landing on reels 2, 3 and 4. When they land, they all reveal the same paying symbol across all visible mystery positions, and once this happens, each mystery symbol also takes a value from the number displayed above its reel.  In the base game, those values are random, but that changes inside the bonus.

Landing 3 scatter symbols in view triggers the main free spins bonus, and this awards you with 7 free games. During the feature, the numbers above the three middle reels begin at 2, and each time a mystery symbol lands on one of those reels, its corresponding value increases by +1. If you manage to land any extra Scatter symbols, you receive +1 spin for each Scatter, too.

Bonus Buy, Ante Bet & Super Spins

Mr Null’s Wicked Wares contains a few optional bonus buy/side bets. You can play with an ante bet on, which increases the odds of triggering the free spins bonus by 5x, for a 300% stake increase. Super Spin 1 costs 20x, and Super Spin 2 costs 250x. You can also pay 100x to buy the standard free spins and 300x for super free spins.

Theme & Design

Mr Null’s Wicked Wares takes on quite a dark, comic-like theme, and while it’s not full horror-movie quality, it is really atmospheric, we feel. The game mixes some pretty gloomy-looking purples and blues, but there’s also some cartoon-styled imagery, too, with a pretty odd-looking Mr Null himself on the right-hand side of the screen.

Now, Pragmatic Play fans will quite quickly recognise the game’s rough layout from another hit title: Vampy Party, but we can’t help but feel that it also gives off some Tome of Madness vibes, too.