Devil's Deal

Game show chaos

Picture rows of neon lights, a spinning wheel, and a shopping trolley next to six oversized reels. The Devil’s Deal slot looks and sounds like a frantic TV game show, complete with a couple of devilish hosts ready to announce your wins. If you’re old enough to remember the cheesiest TV quiz shows, this slot brings all that nostalgia, but with a wicked grin.

This isn’t just any random developer project either; Hot Rise Games is behind Devil’s Deal, and that means some bold choices. The graphics are bright, a bit kitschy (in a fun way), and just weird enough to keep your attention. It’s not high-gloss 3D, but more like a mad cartoon fever dream. The soundtrack? Pure TV game show corniness, which somehow fits perfectly with the spinning reels and wheel-of-chance action.

How Devil’s Deal plays

Devil’s Deal stands out for its 6x6 grid, giving you a massive 46,656 ways to win. Nothing to mess with here—this kind of format means big potential and plenty of action on every spin. Wins are paid left to right whenever you have three or more matching symbols on consecutive reels, so it’s easier to keep track compared to cluster slots or Megaways weirdness.

The slot hits that classic high volatility nerve: expect stretches where nothing seems to land, but the potential for big wins is built into every feature. The RTP sits at 96.05%, which is pretty much in line with most modern slots. No nasty surprises, just honest risk-reward. Bets start at €0.30, so newcomers don’t have to risk much, but there’s enough range for those who want to up the stakes.

There’s an autoplay option if you need it, and spins clip along at a good pace—especially handy if you crank up the bet and start chasing those reels. Turbo lovers won’t be disappointed either.

Bonus mayhem

Bonus features are the heartbeat of Devil’s Deal. There’s a wild symbol on every reel except the first, and it jumps in to complete any win by subbing for other symbols—except the scatter. Wilds don’t come with fancy multipliers or expanding action in the base game, but they hit often enough to matter.

Mystery symbols drop at random, and when they do, a wheel to the right of the screen spins up and all the mystery spots transform into the same symbol. That can swing a dull spin into a winner without warning.

But the big ticket is the Highrise Re-spins round, triggered by hitting five or more bonus scatters in one spin. The scatters drop to the bottom of their reels, locking in place, and only bonus symbols or blanks show up after that. Three spins are handed out to start, and every new bonus symbol resets the count. There’s a collecting vibe here—stack bonus symbols and the feature just keeps resetting.

Keep an eye out for those D, E, V, I, L, S multiplier symbols during the re-spins. Each letter carries a multiplier, ranging from x2 to x7, and when they land, they stack with any bonus symbols below. At the end of the round, all those multipliers are totalled up and applied to your win. That’s how you chase the max win of 20,000x your stake—if the devil really is on your side.

Symbols that just don’t care about the theme

This is where things get a little odd. Don’t expect fire and brimstone: you’ll find cupcakes, mirrors, hearts, daggers, and, weirdly enough, a shamrock as the top-paying symbol. The higher pays look quirky, almost as if a haunted bakery exploded across the reels. Playing card icons from 10 to Ace fill the lower ranks.

The wild symbol is easy to spot and steps in for everything except the scatter. The bonus scatter is what gets the real action going, prompting that re-spin excitement when you land five or more.

The shamrock is your top hit in the base game, maxing out at 4x your wager if you find six across. It won’t blow your mind on its own, but combined with the feature, it can pile up nicely—especially with those multipliers in play.

Getting started is quick

Setting bets is as simple as picking your amount using the plus or minus symbols near the wheel to the right of the reels. Once you’ve locked in your stake, the spin button does the rest. For those who want a look at all the features or the paytable, hit the menu (bottom left corner) and scroll through. It’s all pretty user-friendly and doesn’t bury you in endless sub-menus.

Expect your first few spins to feel like a whirlwind. Symbols land everywhere, the wheel spins when mystery symbols hit, and every few rounds you’ll find yourself close to that five-scatter re-spin trigger. Try Devil’s Deal demo mode or Devil’s Deal free play versions if you aren’t ready to go with real cash—great way to get a feel for those features without pressure.

How it stacks up

In terms of play, Devil’s Deal feels like a mash-up between grid gem slots and game show titles—think Jammin’ Jars paired with a TV wheel-of-fortune. If you’re used to the volatility of Big Bamboo or the pure randomness of Reactoonz, this sits somewhere between both. There’s a hint of Money Train in the way the bonus scatter counter resets, but it’s wrapped up in much lighter, sillier packaging.

If you’re a fan of quirky bonuses, or if you just want something that steps far away from ancient Egypt and fruit machines, this slot does things differently. Some might miss the connection between theme and symbols, but others will shrug and enjoy the ride.

Other games to try

For those who like Devil’s Deal but want more themed adventure, check out Big Bamboo for a similar volatility but very different feel. Hot Rise Games has a few titles that lean into fun mechanics, so their other releases might scratch the same itch. If it’s the wheel-spinning and surprise multipliers you like, Money Train 3 or Jammin’ Jars add a chaotic twist as well.

Want to try before you buy? Give Devil’s Deal demo or Devil’s Deal free play a go. You’ll get a sense of the game show action without risking your own bankroll.

Final thoughts

Devil’s Deal is hard to pin down—quirky, offbeat, almost too playful for its own good, but the core mechanics deliver proper slot drama. High volatility and a feature-rich bonus round mean every session can go from quiet to wild in seconds. It’s not for everyone, but those chasing unique features and a TV game show buzz will find plenty to like.

If you don’t mind a mishmash of symbols, cheesy graphics, and a bit of chaos, Devil’s Deal is worth a few spins—either in real play or free mode. Just keep an eye out for that devilish host... and hope the wheel spins your way.