Devilicious Slot Review
A horned she-devil in a red latex dress presides over a casino floor bathed in flame, embers drifting up past the reels. Devilicious is a slot that keeps dangling features at you without committing to any of them. Things arrive unannounced, prizes collect outside the paylines, and even the bonus round opens by gambling your reward on a wheel. Almost nothing here is played straight, and the presentation never lets you forget whose floor you’re standing on.
Devilicious comes from Pragmatic Play, built on a 5×3 grid with 20 paylines, a 96.46% RTP and medium volatility, with stakes running from 0.20 to 240.00 a spin. Money symbol awards top out at 1000x the total bet. Hellvis Wild and Gates of Hades cover similar ground for the studio with more teeth; this one prefers polish, and the embers never stop drifting.
Base Game & Features
The presentation is all red and gold: a bevelled frame around deep purple panels, a molten orange backdrop that brightens towards the bottom of the screen, and the she-devil herself standing along the left edge, heart-shaped collar at her throat. It’s airbrushed, deliberately over-polished, and it works. The dark upper band behind the prize plaques fades to smoky black at the corners, with sparks caught in it.
The chrome-blue logo sits below her, spelled out over a red heart wearing its own little devil horns and a forked tail. Small touches like that run through the whole frame, down to the fine vertical dividers between the reel columns. Nothing here is restrained, and the game is better for it.
Symbols and Pays
Wins pay left to right across the 20 paylines, with the Devil Woman leading the paytable and the card royals bringing up the rear. The mid-tier is a mix of classic imagery and hellfire: bells, roses, a flush of flaming court cards and a set of flaming dice. The values below are multiples of your stake.
- Devil Woman: 1x for three, 2.5x for four, 12.5x for five
- Bell / Rose: 0.75x, 1.5x, 7.5x
- Flaming Cards (A, K, Q flush) / Flaming Dice: 0.5x, 1x, 5x
- A, K, Q, J, 10, 9: 0.25x, 0.5x, 2.5x
Money Symbols
Money symbols can land as single, double or triple symbols, and they pay as a scatter-style award rather than through the paylines. Land three or more anywhere on the screen and a fixed prize is paid based on your total bet. The ladder climbs steeply from there.
- Three symbols pay 1x the total bet
- Four pays 5x, and five pays 10x
- Six pays 50x, with seven stepping up to 100x
- Eight is worth 250x
- A fully covered screen of nine or more collects 1000x
On a 5×3 grid, nine money symbols means every position filled, so the top rung is a rare sight by design. The double and triple symbols are what make the middle rungs reachable, since a single position can carry more than one symbol’s worth of count.
Random Wilds and Respins
On any spin, golden WILD symbols can be added to the screen in random positions. If the spin produces at least one more golden wild than those added randomly, the respin feature triggers. It’s an unusual condition: the randomly added wilds don’t count towards it on their own, so the feature needs the reels to chip in a wild of their own.
Once it’s live, all golden wilds stick in place and every other position respins. Any new golden wild that lands locks down too and awards another respin. The chain continues until a respin brings no new wilds or the screen fills completely. A filled screen of wilds is the feature’s ceiling, and each respin that adds nothing ends it on the spot.
Because the trigger needs the reels to outdo the random drop, a spin that adds several wilds out of nowhere can still come up empty. Conversely, a single random wild plus two natural ones is enough to set the chain going. It’s a feature that rewards what lands alongside the gift, not the gift itself.
Devilicious Free Spins and Bonus Features
Hit 3, 4 or 5 scatter symbols and the free spins round begins, but not before a spin of a wheel of fortune. The wheel carries two slices, one holding a number of free spins and the other a multiplier, and it awards a random combination of the two to play the round with. You don’t get to pick, and you don’t get to respin the wheel.
- Free spins: 5, 7, 10, 15 or 20
- Multiplier: 1x, 2x or 3x, applied to every win and every money symbol award in the round
- Retrigger: 2, 3, 4 or 5 scatters pay 3, 5, 10 or 15 extra spins
- Every retrigger adds 1x to the total multiplier
That retrigger rule is the quiet star of the round. A run of scatter hits doesn’t just extend play, it compounds the multiplier across everything that follows. Two retriggers turn a modest 2x wheel result into 4x; a lucky round can grow well beyond what the opening wheel promised. The multiplier applies to money symbol awards too, which is where the big ladder rungs start earning their keep.
Scatters landing mid-round don’t trigger a fresh wheel spin, they simply feed the existing round. That keeps the maths simple: one multiplier, climbing, applied to everything until the spins run out.
Ante Bet
Two bet multipliers are on offer before you even touch the buy button. At 30x, more scatter symbols sit on the reels and the chance of triggering free spins naturally is higher, but the buy option is switched off. At 20x, it’s normal play with everything available.
The choice is really about how you plan to reach the round. Chase it naturally and the ante bet is the better setting; prefer to pay the 100x and jump straight in, and the ante bet gets in your way by hiding the button.
Buy Free Spins
The free spins round can be bought instantly from the base game. On the triggering spin, 3, 4 or 5 scatters can hit at random before the wheel does its work, so the scatter count itself carries a little suspense even when you’ve paid.
- Cost: 100x current total bet
- Spins awarded: 7, 10, 15 or 20
- Multiplier: 2x or 3x
Note the buy’s multiplier floor: it starts at 2x rather than 1x, so a bought round can never open on the weakest wheel result. The spin count starts higher too, at seven rather than five. Retriggers still add 1x each time, and the ante bet has to be off to reach the button in the first place.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.1/10
Playing Devilicious is a string of small temptations. Wilds appear out of nowhere, the respin chain dares you to hope for a filled screen, and the wheel hands you a round you didn’t choose. The she-devil presiding over all of it isn’t decoration; she’s the pitch. You come for the pin-up hell and stay because something is always nudging at the reels.
The respin feature is the best thing here, because a chain that keeps extending on every new wild makes even losing spins feel unfinished in a good way. The paytable is the weakest: the top symbol pays 12.5x for five, so the symbols themselves will rarely rescue a session, and everything meaningful depends on a multiplier climbing one retrigger at a time.
It’s for players who enjoy a busy, mid-variance game with regular feature chatter and no monstrous payout to chase. Anyone hunting a huge ceiling will find the fire here warm rather than scorching. For everyone else, the embers are enough.
Devilicious FAQs
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What is the RTP of Devilicious?
Devilicious runs at 96.46% RTP, which sits comfortably above the industry average. -
Is Devilicious high volatility?
No. Devilicious is a medium volatility slot, so wins tend to arrive at a steadier pace than in high variance games. -
How many paylines does Devilicious have?
Devilicious has 20 paylines spread across its five reels. -
What is the grid size of Devilicious?
Devilicious plays on a classic 5×3 grid, with five reels and three rows. -
What is the minimum and maximum bet on Devilicious?
Stakes run from 0.20 up to 240.00 per spin, giving a wide spread for both casual players and high rollers. -
Can you buy the bonus on Devilicious?
Yes. The Buy Free Spins feature costs 100x your current total bet and awards 7, 10, 15 or 20 free spins with a guaranteed 2x or 3x multiplier. -
When is Devilicious released?
Devilicious’s release date is 10 June 2024. -
Who makes Devilicious?
Devilicious is made by Pragmatic Play.
