Wild Bandito Slot by PG Soft

Gold Framed Symbols do the heavy lifting. During any spin, random symbols on reels 2, 3, and 4 appear with a gold border. If a framed symbol lands in a winning combination, it turns into a Wild after the cascade resolves and new symbols drop. Those fresh Wilds then sit on the grid for the next cascade round, connecting combinations that wouldn't have existed a moment earlier. The chain feeds itself - wins create Wilds, Wilds create more wins, and a multiplier above the reels ticks up by 1 for every consecutive cascade. It resets at the start of each new spin, so the whole progression lives and dies within a single spin sequence. No cap on how high the multiplier climbs, though in practice you need a long cascade chain to push it beyond single digits.

Three scatters trigger 12 free spins, with 2 more for each extra scatter. Retriggering is possible. The upgrade during free spins is specific to reel 3: every symbol on the center column (except Wilds and scatters) gets the gold frame automatically. That turns the middle reel into a Wild generator on every cascade, because any winning symbol in that column converts after the drop. Reels 2 and 4 still produce gold frames randomly, same as base game. The multiplier carries over the same way - climbing by 1 per cascade, resetting only when the free spin round ends and a new spin begins. With reel 3 feeding Wilds into every winning cascade, the chains run longer and the multiplier accumulates faster than anything you'll see outside the bonus.

Dia de los Muertos runs through every visual element. The skeleton bandito in a white sombrero and red bandana holds a guitar and a pistol above the reels, gold coins scattered at his feet. Premium symbols are all fiesta staples - maracas, a tequila bottle with lime, an acoustic guitar, a rose-decorated sugar skull. The card royals from 10 through Ace sit in warm reds and oranges against a dusty cantina backdrop, candles flickering on either side of the grid. PG Soft's take on the Day of the Dead aesthetic extends all the way up to the UI chrome, with the multiplier display built into a crossed-swords emblem topped by a smaller skull.