Spooky mansion, clinking coins and two greedy piggy banks: in Piggy Prizes™ Ghost of Gambini™ you spin 15 reels and hunt special symbols that can “unlock” entire areas.
Piggy Prizes™ Ghost of Gambini™ at a glance
If you like slots with a spooky vibe, but still want clear, easy-to-understand rules, you’re in the right place. You end up in Gambini’s haunted villa, where a ghost and its host keep things moving on the middle reel – and your piggy banks in the background can keep getting fuller.
In the base game you see 15 individual reel positions laid out as 5 columns with 3 rows each. The game uses fixed paylines, and many of the exciting moments come from the fact that certain coin and prize symbols only “really count” once the matching special symbol appears on the middle reel.
What makes the slot interesting?
- Two piggy pots (piggy banks) that fill up as you play and can trigger a bonus feature when they “burst”
- Lock-&-Spin feature with frames (bronze/silver/gold) that are converted into values at the end
- Super Lock-&-Spin feature, a stricter version where only gold elements can land
- Magic Spin and Magic Rewind as random mechanics that put the middle reel centre stage
- Gambini and the Ghost of Gambini as wild symbols on the middle reel, which also “unlock” locked symbols
Mood & gameplay feel
Visually, everything sticks to the haunted-mansion look: dark corridors, candlelight, and lots of metallic shine on coins and frames. Gameplay-wise, it’s mainly a slot for you if you like keeping an eye on special symbols on a central reel and prefer getting bonus rounds through clear triggers rather than complicated side rules.
FAQ
How is the playfield set up?
You play with 15 individual reel positions, arranged as 5 columns with 3 rows each. The reels spin independently of one another, which makes the game feel dynamic even though the layout stays classic.
How do the paylines work?
The game uses fixed paylines. Winning combinations start on the left reel and run left to right along a line; values depend on the paytable and your stake. Per line, only the highest matching combination is paid.
What’s special about Gambini and the Ghost of Gambini?
Both symbols are wild symbols and appear only on the middle reel. They can substitute for other symbols (except locked coin symbols and locked prize symbols) and also help to “unlock” such locked symbols during play.
What happens with Magic Spin and Magic Rewind?
A Magic Spin can trigger at random at the start of a spin and stops the middle reel first, bringing Gambini or the Ghost of Gambini into view. With Magic Rewind, the middle reel can also rewind by a few positions to land on one of these symbols; under certain conditions, other symbols that normally wouldn’t win can also “rewind” and hit a locked prize symbol.
How is the Lock-&-Spin feature triggered?
There are two piggy pots in the game that can grow. When a pot reaches its maximum size and “bursts”, the Lock-&-Spin feature starts with a set number of spins, depending on whether one or both pots have burst. In the bonus round, frames of different tiers can land or be upgraded and are converted into values at the end.
How is Super Lock & Spin different from normal Lock & Spin?
Super Lock & Spin is triggered when a pot reaches its maximum size after it has been “fed” with a coin by the Ghost of Gambini. In this version, only gold ghosts can appear, and gold frames are the focus of the bonus round.