by Hacksaw GamingReleased Nov 9, 2023
Blood Reels turn high-pay symbols into vampires carrying multipliers up to 100x. Two bonus modes split between persistent reels and pure multiplier collection.

Game Type
RTP
96.24%
Volatility
High
Max Win
10,000x
Grid
5x4
Paylines
1,024 Ways to Win
Min Bet
$0.1
Max Bet
$100

Immortal Desire runs on a 5x4 grid with 1,024 ways to win. The core mechanic is Blood Reels - at the start of any spin, one or more reels can turn red. When that happens, every winning high-pay symbol on those reels transforms into a Vampire variant carrying a multiplier. Values range from 2x to 100x per symbol, and the multipliers in each winning combination add together before applying to the win.
A single Blood Reel with a 50x Vampire on a 5-of-a-kind of the top symbol (10x base) turns a decent hit into a 500x payout. Two Blood Reels with high multipliers on the same winning line? That's where the 10,000x ceiling becomes realistic.
All five reels can be Blood Reels simultaneously. It's rare in the base game, but it happens.
Three scatters trigger Blood Moon with 10 free spins. Every Blood Reel that lands during the feature stays active for the remaining spins - they're persistent. By spin 5, you might have three or four permanent Blood Reels, and each spin refreshes their multiplier values randomly.
The refresh is important. A reel that gave you 2x multipliers on spin 3 might roll 50x on spin 4. Persistent reels don't mean persistent multipliers - just persistent opportunity. Late spins with four or five Blood Reels active produce the best results because you get fresh high-value multipliers across multiple columns every round.
Retriggering adds 2 spins for 2 scatters or 4 spins for 3 scatters.
Four scatters trigger Dark Awakening, and it plays nothing like Blood Moon. The grid fills with non-paying symbols only. No regular wins happen here. Instead, special Awakened Multiplier symbols land on reels, and each one adds to or multiplies a reel multiplier displayed above its column.
Four types appear:
Coffin symbols are sticky and sit on their reel until the feature ends. When the last spin finishes, each Coffin reveals a multiplying value (x2 to x10) applied to its reel's accumulated total. Then all five reel multipliers get added together and paid out times your bet.
It's basically a multiplier-collection mode disguised as a slot bonus. No matching symbols, no ways wins. Just ten spins of watching numbers grow above the reels, hoping for Epic variants and high Coffin reveals.
Base payouts are modest for a ways game. Four low symbols all pay identically at 0.1x for 3-of-a-kind and 0.5x for 5-of-a-kind. The top high-pay symbol reaches 10x for five, which is the same as the Wild. Without Blood Reels activating, a standard spin returns small amounts on most wins.
Vampire symbols share the same base values as their high-pay counterparts - they just get multipliers attached. So the game's entire payout model depends on Blood Reels appearing. In sessions where they don't show up often, the base game feels flat.
Three buy options: Bonushunt FeatureSpins at 3x (5x higher trigger chance), Blood Moon at 100x, and Dark Awakening at 200x. The Dark Awakening buy at 200x is the pricier option, and it should be - that mode's pure multiplier collection has more raw ceiling potential. At €0.10 base bet, you're paying €20 for Dark Awakening versus €10 for Blood Moon.
The vampire aesthetic is polished, with Blood Reels carrying a genuine visual weight when they activate. But the base game between triggers repeats the same modest-payout loop without much variation. Hacksaw's design choice to split all the excitement between two bonus modes means the rest of the experience runs quiet.
Game data verified by Spinoxy Media Ltd editorial team. RTP and specifications sourced from official provider documentation.