Traces Of Evidence Slot by Genii

Traces Of Evidence opens on a wet asphalt crime scene after dark. A yellow POLICE LINE DO NOT CROSS banner stretches across the top of the screen with the title stamped in black sans-serif. Lower-left, a hooded detective stands silhouetted while red and blue cruiser lights swirl across the puddles behind him. Symbols are photoreal: a toe-tagged corpse, a bloody pistol on concrete with empty shells, bullets, a face-match database mugshot. And the card values? They're rendered as forensic petri dishes with the J, Q and K drawn inside in coloured biohazard swabs. It's a committed, mature aesthetic, miles away from Genii's usual cartoon work.

Three different scatters share the reels, which is unusually rich for this batch. One is a standalone paying scatter (3/4/5 anywhere pays 2/8/20 coins times your total bet, no feature attached). Another triggers Free Spins. The third launches the Autopsy bonus. The Wild subs for everything except the two feature scatters and pays 3,000 coins for five of a kind. Slightly odd quirk: the Detective Silhouette top line symbol pays exactly the same 3,000-coin top prize, so your top line hit feels less special than it should.

Land 3, 4 or 5 free-spin scatters for 8, 15 or 20 spins, retriggerable, bet locked. But there's no win multiplier during the round, which is genuinely unusual for Genii since most of their FS modes double or triple wins. The Autopsy bonus is the real talking point. The reels vanish and you're moved into a morgue to examine a John Doe. You get 5 tries to inspect different body areas, each one reveals either a cash prize or nothing, and the total is multiplied by your bet. Yes, you can walk away from a pick with zero, which stings. The flipside: Autopsy can trigger during Free Spins too, which is rare for the studio.

Bets run $0.01 to $50.00 with $4 as the default, across 40 paylines you can dial down to 1 if you want. RTP sits at 96%. Volatility isn't officially disclosed, though the mechanics read as medium. No buy bonus, no gamble, no FS multiplier. Just a moody mystery grind with one genuinely odd morgue mini-game holding it together.