How Amazonia plays
Leopards, parrots and a blue butterfly scatter set the tone here — this is old-school Merkur/Edict jungle wallpaper, clean and uncluttered rather than flashy. You're on a 5x3 grid across 15 paylines, with a wild that fills in for the animal symbols and that butterfly handing out the free-spins round when three or more land. Trigger it and you bank 20 free spins with retriggers and small multipliers stacked on top — that's the whole engine, no clever extras, no Hold & Win bolt-on.
- Sessions feel steady rather than spiky: the low-to-medium volatility keeps the reels ticking over with regular small hits, so your balance bleeds slowly and the free spins arrive often enough to keep you honest.
- The RTP sits around the mid-96s on the published builds, which is genuinely wagering-friendly — handy if you're turning over a bonus rather than chasing a big jackpot.
THE CATCH: there's no bonus buy, and while a fixed jackpot sits on top, the practical ceiling is modest by 2026 standards — not the life-changers newer pokies dangle. It's also showing its age visually. As a tool for clearing playthrough on a tight budget it earns its keep; as a thrill ride, it's a bit spendy on patience.
Features
Amazonia is a 5-reel, 15-payline jungle-themed pokie from Edict (Merkur Gaming), built around wilds, a butterfly scatter and a retriggerable free-spins round with multipliers.
FAQ
Is Amazonia worth playing?
If you want long, low-risk sessions or you're clearing wagering, yes — the mid-96s RTP and gentle volatility make Amazonia easy on the bankroll. If you're chasing a big top win or a bonus buy, look elsewhere, because Edict kept this one simple. Remember it's an offshore game with no protection under Australian law, and it's 18+.
What is Amazonia's RTP?
Indicatively around 96.59%, with some builds reported nearer 96.95%. RTP can vary by operator, so confirm the figure in the game's info screen before you play.
Does Amazonia have a bonus buy feature?
No. Amazonia has no bonus buy — you have to land three or more butterfly scatters the old-fashioned way to trigger its 20 free spins, which can retrigger and add small multipliers.