The Count Slot by Hacksaw Gaming

Three types of Wild, all carrying multipliers up to 500x, and they add together when two or more land on the same payline. Wild Bats are the standard version - single-cell wilds with values from 2x to 500x. Bloody Wilds are blood droplets that stretch downward from the top of the reel to their landing position, covering multiple rows on that column, each one also holding a multiplier. And the Epic Wild Bat, limited to one per spin, broadcasts its multiplier value to every other wild on the grid. So an Epic Wild Bat at 50x turns three ordinary Wild Bats into 50x each. Stack two of those on one payline and you're multiplying the base payout by 100x before anything else factors in. That additive wild multiplier stacking is the only path to the 12,500x ceiling - the base paytable barely functions without it, paying just 1x for five low symbols and 5x for the best regular icons.

Three scatters open Bat to the Bone (10 spins, increased Wild Bat frequency, minimum 2x on every multiplier). Four scatters trigger Rest in Pieces, same 10 spins but with a symbol counter system tracking each of the five low-paying symbols. Fill all five collection slots for a symbol and every instance of it converts to a Wild Bat for the rest of the bonus. Five scatters unlock Count on Blood, the Hidden Epic - Rest in Pieces rules plus a guaranteed five Wild Bats per spin and boosted Epic Wild Bat appearances. Retriggers add 2 or 4 spins depending on scatter count. BonusHunt FeatureSpins run at 5x trigger rate for anyone who wants shorter wait times, and Fangtasia FeatureSpins guarantee three Wild Bats on every base game spin without entering a bonus at all.

The whole thing is drawn in black-and-white cartoon style with a massive red moon behind the grid - Cuphead-era animation meets gothic castle. A chibi Dracula stands to the right of the reels, a headless skeleton with a top hat dances on the left, and bats flutter across the grey stone backdrop between spins. High-paying symbols are skulls, garlic bulbs, wooden stakes, gravestones, and coffins, all in that same rounded cartoon line work. Card suits fill the low end, styled in gothic lettering. 19 fixed paylines on a 5x5 grid, which is unusual for Hacksaw - they build most of their games around cluster pays or ways-to-win. The payline structure keeps the base game quiet between bonus triggers, and the thin paytable means dead spins stack up until the wilds cooperate.