Harvest Moon - Grave Profits Slot by Pragmatic Play

A reptilian alien in a stars-and-stripes suit pilots a chrome UFO, hoovering organs off the pavement while a pig-masked grave robber shovels bodies and a bunny-masked girl packs a crate of hearts. That's the scene around the reels, a moonlit graveyard on the edge of a neon city, lit in that lurid 80s-VHS purple. The symbols are cartoon-gross: green brains crackling with static, red hearts, blue lungs, kidneys, a liver, an eyeball floating in a jar, then teeth, ears and severed fingers sealed in biohazard baggies down at the low end. A billboard reading Fresh Delivery Everyday flickers behind it all. It's grim, and it's clearly having fun being grim.

Two wild types drive the base game. A Silver Wild lands and sprays 1 to 6 extra wilds into random cells before turning wild itself. The Gold Wild does the same, but every wild it scatters carries a random multiplier up to 20x that applies to any win running through it, and if the grid is already packed it drops +1x boosts onto random spots instead. Both stand in for everything except the scatter. When both hit the same spin, the Gold resolves first.

The bonus is a money-collect round, not free spins. Three scatters, which only appear on reels 1, 3 and 5, clear the normal symbols and hand you a top row of seven cash values plus three respins. Silver Collect symbols pull 1 to 6 of those values and lock in as money. Gold Collect grabs a batch, then adds its total to every money symbol already on screen. Diamond Collect is the greedy one: it takes the combined value of all money on the board, then every other money symbol re-rolls for a fresh amount. Each collect sticks and resets the counter back to three, and the lot gets summed and paid once the respins run dry or the screen fills.

Don't fancy waiting for three scatters? The Buy Feature has two doors into that round, roughly 120x of your stake for the standard version and about 400x for the super tier. The Ante Bet path is the other option, raising your bet to triple the natural trigger odds and pushing extra scatters onto the reels, though it locks the buy out while it's running. Every bit of the payout comes from those stacked cash values, not the line hits.