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Evil Devil

By Peter & Sons Games

Evil Devil

⭐ 7.2 / 10
Slots / Pokies 6-reel, 117,649 ways
StudioPeter & Sons Games
RTP96.1% (indicative — three settings exist: 96.1% /
VolatilityHigh
Max win10,000×
Reels6-reel, 117,649 ways

The Judge's Verdict

Peter & Sons drag you down to a cartoon Hell with a 6-reel, 117,649-ways monster, and the verdict is simple: the maths are honest and the 10,000× ceiling is real, but this is a high-volatility grinder that'll bleed a thin bankroll long before any skull multiplier shows up. Worth a spin if your wallet can wear the dry runs.

✔ The good

  • Big 10,000× ceiling that's genuinely reachable in Free Spins
  • 117,649 ways with lively Sticky Respins and Power Splits
  • Wide A$0.20–A$100 bet range suits most bankrolls
  • Feature Buy lets you skip the grind

⚠ The catch

  • High volatility punishes thin bankrolls with long dry runs
  • Three RTP settings — operators can serve a 90.5% version
  • Base game can feel flat between bonus triggers

How Evil Devil plays

Flames, grinning skulls and a smug little devil set the tone here, and Peter & Sons lean into their usual cartoon style rather than going for jump-scare horror. It plays loose and energetic, with a 6-reel grid stretching to 117,649 ways. The base game keeps you busy with Sticky Respins and Power Splits, where symbols carve up to spawn extra ways and chase a connected win. The real money lives in the Free Spins, where Skull Multipliers stack and the 10,000× max win actually becomes reachable.

  • 6-reel, 117,649-ways layout with cascading-style respin energy
  • Sticky Respins and Power Splits drive the base game
  • Skull Multipliers in Free Spins do the heavy lifting
  • Feature Buy if you don't fancy the wait

Volatility is high, no sugar-coating it. A session swings hard: long flat stretches where the respins tease but don't pay, then a Free Spins round that either rescues you or doesn't. Here's the catch, plain as it gets: that headline 96.1% RTP is only one of three settings. Operators can run this at 94% or even 90.5%, and you won't always be told. Check the info screen before you commit a single dollar, because a 90.5% version is a different game to the one reviewers praise. And as ever with offshore casinos, an offshore licence gives you no protection under Australian law.

Features

Sticky Respins, Power Splits, Multiplier Free Spins, Skull Multipliers, Wilds, Feature Buy

Evil Devil is a high-volatility pokie by Peter & Sons set in a cartoon Hell, played across a 6-reel, 117,649-ways grid with Sticky Respins, Power Splits and a multiplier-driven Free Spins round.

FAQ

Is Evil Devil worth playing?

Yes, if your bankroll can handle high volatility. The 10,000× max win is real and the Free Spins multipliers do the work, but expect long dry runs in the base game — patient players will get more out of it than impatient ones.

What is Evil Devil's RTP?

The headline RTP is 96.1%, but Peter & Sons ship Evil Devil with three settings: 96.1%, 94% and 90.5%. Offshore operators can run any of them, so always check the game's info screen before you bet.

What is the max win on Evil Devil?

The maximum win is 10,000× your stake, reached through stacked Skull Multipliers during the Free Spins round. It's a high-volatility pokie, so that ceiling lands rarely.