Mystic Alaska Slot by Evoplay

Two bonus paths split off the same trigger, and they play nothing alike. Land enough Bonus symbols and you pick: Magic Spins for a coin-collection hunt, or Free Spins for multiplier stacking on way wins. That choice is the whole identity of the game.

Magic Spins strip the reels down to just Portal and Coin symbols. Portals only land on reels 1 and 5, and at least one is guaranteed each spin. A Portal on reel 1 carries a x2, x3, or x5 multiplier that boosts every Coin value on screen. A Portal on reel 5 adds an extra spin. Both Portals landing at once pays every Coin twice - and if the reel 1 Portal has x5, those doubled coins are all multiplied too. Coin values go up to 15x, but the three fixed jackpots (MINI at 25x, MEGA at 100x, SUPER at 1000x) are where the bigger hits come from.

Free Spins take the opposite approach. Wilds on reels 2 through 4 each carry x2, x3, or x5 multipliers, and when multiple Wilds land in the same winning combination, those multipliers multiply each other. Two x5 Wilds in one line gives 25x on that win. Three gives 125x. With 1024 ways creating overlapping win paths, a single spin with two or three multiplier Wilds hits across multiple combinations at once. Retriggering adds up to 15 extra rounds per retrigger, so extended sessions are possible.

The art leans into Pacific Northwest indigenous imagery - carved wooden frame around the reels, totem-style bear and eagle symbols, a tribal elder as the premium pay. Background is a glacial river valley with snow-capped peaks and evergreen forest, all in rich blues and greens. Portal symbols glow teal against the dark reel background, which makes them easy to spot even on smaller screens. Visually it sits closer to Evoplay's Northern Temple than their neon-styled slots like Ice Mania.

Base game has its own Portal Magic trigger outside of bonuses - any Portal plus any Coin on screen pays the Coin values immediately. Dual Portals double the payout. So the coin mechanic isn't locked behind the bonus, it fires in regular play too. That gives the base game more texture than a standard "wait for the scatter" setup.