Spin N'Hit Demo Slot by Wizard Games Free Play

Spin N'Hit Slot Demo RTP, Review & More

Spin N'Hit is an online Slot from Wizard Games.

Quick Facts

- Layout: 5 reels x 3 rows

- Paylines: 50 fixed

- Key mechanics: Spin N' Hit Bonus Wheel, Free Spins with retrigger, Hold-and-Spin mini-game

- Special symbols: Wild (Golden mask), Aztec Temple Scatter, Amulet Bonus symbols

How the Game Plays

Spin N' Hit by Wizard Games transports you to the heart of a lush Aztec jungle, where ancient stone temples rise above the canopy. The 5x3 grid is filled with thematic symbols, including the powerful Montezuma, jaguar warriors, eagle warriors, and double-headed snakes. Low-value card icons are styled to resemble tribal carvings. Wins are formed by landing three or more matching symbols on any of the 50 fixed paylines, starting from the leftmost reel. The golden wild mask assists by substituting for regular symbols to complete winning combinations.

Free Spins Explained

The free spins feature is triggered by landing three, four, or five Aztec Temple scatters anywhere on the reels, awarding 8, 15, or 30 free spins respectively. The feature can be retriggered by landing three additional scatters. A notable mechanic in this round is the "pity prize" for near-misses: landing just two scatters during the free spins session will grant an extra five spins, helping to extend the bonus round.

Spin N' Hit Feature Explained

Landing six or more Amulet Bonus symbols activates the signature Spin N' Hit feature. This transition takes you to a specialized screen featuring a large prize wheel with nine wedge-shaped pointers and a three-reel mini-slot. You start with three spins on the mini-reels where only amulets or blanks can land. Each time an amulet appears, it lights up one or more pointers on the wheel and resets the spin counter to three. If you successfully light up all nine pointers, you win the Spin N' Hit Jackpot of 2,000x your stake. If the spins run out before all pointers are lit, the wheel spins to award the values indicated by the active pointers, which can include cash multipliers or the Mini (20x) and Major (100x) jackpots.

Click the Play for Free button to load the Spin N'Hit demo, test its features and payouts and decide if it is a game you enjoy.

RTP:	96.25%
Volatility:	High
Paylines:	50
Maximum Win:	2576x
Theme:	Ancient Civilizations
Hit Frequency:	34.62%
Release Date:	July 1st, 2020
Freespins:	Yes
Bonus Buy:	Yes
Jackpot:	Yes

Spin N'Hit Demo Slot FAQs

Can I play Spin N'Hit Slot for fun, for free?

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How do I trigger the Free Spins in Spin N'Hit?

In Spin N'Hit, landing three, four, or five Aztec Temple scatter symbols triggers the Free Spins feature, awarding 8, 15, or 30 free spins respectively. You can also retrigger by landing three additional scatters, and a pity prize of five extra spins is awarded if you land just two scatters during the bonus round.

What is the Spin N' Hit Jackpot and how do I win it?

The Spin N' Hit Jackpot is a 2,000x your stake top prize. To win it, you must land six or more Amulet Bonus symbols to activate the feature, then light up all nine pointers on the prize wheel by landing amulets on the mini-reels before your spins run out.

What special symbols are available in Spin N'Hit?

The game features a Golden mask Wild that substitutes for regular symbols, an Aztec Temple Scatter that triggers free spins, and Amulet Bonus symbols that activate the Hold-and-Spin mini-game when six or more land.

Can I win multipliers or mini jackpots in the Spin N' Hit bonus round?

Yes, if you don't light up all nine pointers, the wheel spins to award cash values from the active pointers, which can include cash multipliers, the Mini jackpot (20x), or the Major jackpot (100x).

What is the RTP and volatility of Spin N'Hit?

Spin N'Hit has a 96.25% RTP and is classified as high volatility, meaning wins may be less frequent but can be larger when they occur, especially from the bonus features.