Evil Dozen

Evil Dozen arrives at Christmas with gingerbread gone wrong. Kitsune Gaming's baking-horror slot places an army of rogue gingerbread men on a 5x4 grid, where Gingerbread House Wilds in three colour tiers carry multipliers ranging from 2x right up to 200x. Landing three of any colour anywhere on the grid activates She's a Witch Spins, locking those wilds in place and assigning fresh random multipliers on every spin. With medium-high volatility, a 94.32% RTP, 16 paylines, and a 7,500x maximum win, the game hits a sweet spot between regular trigger activity and meaningful win potential. Available on desktop and mobile at Wild.io.

What is Evil Dozen?

Evil Dozen is a 5x4 video slot from Kitsune Gaming with a 94.32% RTP, medium-high volatility, and a maximum win of 7,500x the bet. The game runs 16 fixed paylines on a darkly comic Christmas theme where Miss Muffin the baker faces an army of rebellious gingerbread men.

The central mechanic is a three-tier wild system. Gingerbread House Wilds appear in red, blue, and yellow varieties, each with its own multiplier range. Red wilds carry 2x, 3x, or 4x. Blue wilds reach 5x, 10x, 15x, or 20x. Yellow wilds can hit 25x, 50x, 75x, 100x, 150x, or 200x. When three or more houses land on the same spin, the bonus activates, those wilds lock in position for the duration, and each locked wild receives a new random multiplier from its tier range on every spin.

Who will enjoy this game the most?

You will probably enjoy this game if you like:

• Medium-high volatility players who want sticky wild mechanics with compounding multiplier potential
• Holiday and Christmas slot fans who want a distinctly non-traditional take on the theme
• Players who enjoy watching multiple locked wilds stack multipliers across bonus spins
• Crypto casino players looking for a late-2025 release with character-driven visual design
• Anyone who wants a jackpot-capable slot with a clear bonus trigger and observable locked-wild outcomes

How To Play Evil Dozen Slot - Step By Step

Head to Wild.io and create a free account to start playing Evil Dozen.

1. Set your bet and load Evil Dozen at Wild.io. The 5x4 grid runs 16 fixed paylines.
2. Gingerbread House Wilds substitute for regular paying symbols with a multiplier attached. Each wild's colour determines its multiplier range.
3. Land three Gingerbread House Wilds of any colour combination in the same spin to trigger She's a Witch Spins.
4. During She's a Witch Spins, the triggering wilds lock in position. On every subsequent free spin, each locked wild receives a newly randomised multiplier from its tier range.
5. Multiple locked wilds with multipliers that apply simultaneously to the same payline produce the game's highest wins. The bonus continues for the awarded number of spins.

You can also deposit using various supported payment methods.

Evil Dozen Slot Theme & Graphics

Kitsune Gaming built Evil Dozen around a darkly comic antagonist: Miss Muffin, a cheerful baker whose gingerbread creations have turned against her. The visual style is deliberately sweet-looking but with sinister undertones. Gingerbread men symbols have unsettling expressions, the background evokes a storybook kitchen in dim lighting, and the colour scheme uses candy pinks and deep browns.

The three-tier wild system has a colour-coded visual hierarchy that is intuitive at a glance: red is the smallest multiplier, blue is the mid-tier, and yellow is the highest. During She's a Witch Spins, the locked wilds glow according to their tier colour, and the multiplier value floating above each one updates visually at the start of every spin, making the potential win-state legible without requiring a paytable check.

Evil Dozen Slot Symbols & Paytables

Evil Dozen uses a themed symbol set centred on baking and Christmas, with the gingerbread house wilds functioning as the primary mechanic symbol across all tiers.

Low Value Symbols

The low-value symbols are gingerbread-styled versions of the card royals: 10, J, Q, K, and A. They wear icing piping in a gothic typeface that fits the bakery-horror aesthetic. In a five-of-a-kind line they pay between 1x and 2x the bet, depending on the rank. Their role is to fill winning lines frequently given the 29.47% hit frequency, providing the base activity that the wild multiplier system then boosts.

• 10 gingerbread royal pays 1x for five-of-a-kind
• J gingerbread royal pays 1x for five-of-a-kind
• Q gingerbread royal pays 1x for five-of-a-kind
• K gingerbread royal pays 1x for five-of-a-kind
• A gingerbread royal pays 2x for five-of-a-kind

High Value Symbols

The five high-value symbols are distinct gingerbread man characters, each with a different expression and decoration that places them in a narrative context within the game's Miss Muffin storyline. They pay between 4x and 10x the bet for a five-of-a-kind line. Because Gingerbread House Wilds substitute for these symbols when forming winning lines, landing even a single high-value symbol adjacent to a locked wild makes that wild active in the evaluation.

• five distinct gingerbread man characters pay 4x to 10x for five-of-a-kind

Special Symbols

Gingerbread House Wilds appear in three colour-coded tiers: Red (multipliers: 2x, 3x, 4x), Blue (5x, 10x, 15x, 20x), and Yellow (25x, 50x, 75x, 100x, 150x, 200x). They substitute for all regular paying symbols. Three or more of any colour combination in a single spin trigger She's a Witch Spins. Scatter symbols are separate bonus triggers for general bonus entry.

• Red Gingerbread House Wild multipliers: 2x, 3x, or 4x
• Blue Gingerbread House Wild multipliers: 5x, 10x, 15x, or 20x
• Yellow Gingerbread House Wild multipliers: 25x, 50x, 75x, 100x, 150x, or 200x
• Scatter triggers bonus entry

Evil Dozen Bonus Feature & Special Features

Gingerbread House Wild Multipliers

The three tiers of Gingerbread House Wilds are the game's primary value mechanic. Red wilds carry multipliers of 2x, 3x, or 4x per spin. Blue wilds carry 5x, 10x, 15x, or 20x. Yellow wilds reach 25x, 50x, 75x, 100x, 150x, or 200x. In any spin where one of these lands and contributes to a winning combination, its multiplier applies to that win. Multiple wilds on different positions of the same payline contribute their multipliers additively, so two blue wilds at 20x each on the same line produce a 40x contribution to that win.

She's a Witch Spins

Landing three or more Gingerbread House Wilds of any colour anywhere on the 5x4 grid in the same spin triggers She's a Witch Spins with 5 free spins. The triggering wilds lock in their current positions for the entire bonus. At the start of each spin in the feature, every locked wild receives a freshly randomised multiplier drawn from its tier range, so a yellow wild that was 50x on the trigger spin might become 200x on the next. Because the wilds are locked, they apply to every payline they intersect on every spin. The more locked wilds are active and the higher their fresh multiplier assignments, the closer the 7,500x maximum win ceiling becomes. The accumulation of three or more wilds guarantees the locked positions are active for the full five spins, making each bonus a defined window in which the yellow tier's top multipliers can align.

Pros & Cons of Evil Dozen

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How to Deposit, Withdraw Winnings & Gamble Responsibly at Wild.io

Getting started with Evil Dozen at Wild.io takes only a few steps. Follow the Wild.io deposit guide if you need the full walkthrough:

1. Create a free account at Wild.io.
2. Open your crypto wallet from the account menu.
3. Make a deposit using your preferred cryptocurrency.
4. Launch Evil Dozen from the games library.
5. Choose demo mode or real-money play, then set your stake and spin.

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