Magic Owl (Amatic Industries) – Review & Demo Play

Magic Owl - Slot Overview

I’ve put time into Magic Owl from Amatic Industries. It’s a 5x4 video slot with 50 betways, out since 15 July 2014. The base game is straightforward, and the maths sits in that average bracket that suits longer sessions. Features are the familiar Amatic set: Wilds, Scatters that link to Free Spins, and a Risk (Double) gamble after wins. It runs on JS and HTML5, so it loads quickly on both mobile and desktop without fuss.

Betting is flexible across setups. I’ve seen a minimum from 0.10 to stake levels starting at 5, both capping at 100 per spin depending on the version offered. Max exposure lands at 1000x, so the game targets steady play rather than big spikes. The cabinet feel is unmistakable: bold symbols, clear line maths, and a rhythm I associate with Amatic’s 2014 era. I use it when I want clean rules and a fair shot at stacked line hits.

RTP, Volatility and Payout Potential in Magic Owl

On RTP, I’ve seen two setups for Magic Owl in the wild. One lists 97.23%, which is excellent for a 2014 release, while another flags RTP ranges with a 96% setting. Both keep the experience fair for a medium build. Volatility is described as average, and that matches my sessions: a regular trickle of small wins, with stronger patches when features land. With the 1000x ceiling, I play it for durable balance play rather than headline-chasing jackpots.

Magic Owl Symbols and Paytable

Magic Owl uses a straightforward paytable with bet multipliers. The Wild doubles as a strong payer: five of a kind pays x100, four pays x40, and three pays x10. When the Wild plugs gaps on 50 lines and lands as a full five, it can turn a bland spin into a tidy return. I rate the clarity here; you can glance at the sheet and see where the weight sits without sifting through cluttered tables.

Premium regulars come next. The top picture set pays x50 for five, x20 for four and x5 for three, while the next tier pays x30, x10 and x4 across the same counts. Those hits are the backbone during better runs, and with 50 betways patterns connect often enough to keep interest up. When either tier lands across several lines in a single spin, the stack effect feels very Amatic: solid, simple, and easy to read.

Below that, mid and low symbols are split across clear steps. Two mid sets pay x20 for five, x6 for four and x3 for three. Another pair sits at x15, x4 and x2, before the bottom line pays x10, x2 and x1 for five, four and three of a kind. I like this spread for grind play, as those x2 and x3 fours and threes tick over nicely while you wait for the premiums or a feature.

Magic Owl Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	3	x20
	Wild
	5	x100
	4	x40
	3	x10
	5	x50
	4	x20
	3	x5
	5	x30
	4	x10
	3	x4
	5	x20
	4	x6
	3	x3
	5	x20
	4	x6
	3	x3
	5	x15
	4	x4
	3	x2
	5	x15
	4	x4
	3	x2
	5	x10
	4	x2
	3	x1
	5	x10
	4	x2
	3	x1

Bonus Features in Magic Owl

Bonus features in Magic Owl stick to the Amatic formula I grew up on. Scatter symbols trigger a Free Spins round that sits on top of the base game. During the feature, regular line wins do the heavy lifting, and the game finds its punchier moments when those lines combine across the 50 betways. It’s clean and quick to grasp, with no fussy modifiers getting in the way of what is, at heart, a line game.

After any win, the Risk (Double) gamble is offered. I tend to use it on small outcomes rather than on chunky line hits, trying to nudge a trickle into a more meaningful payout. Run it a few times in a row and sessions can stretch nicely, though the risk is obvious. Used with restraint, it adds a bit of decision making without dragging you out of the slot’s rhythm. That’s the classic Amatic side flutter I still enjoy.

Magic Owl Slot Design and Theme

From a design angle, Magic Owl leans on a magic and witchcraft theme with the owl front and centre. The colour palette skews towards reds and oranges with gem flashes, matching the cabinet vibe of the period. Sounds are understated, so spins carry the feel without overbearing effects. I find the presentation tidy and readable on both phone and desktop, with big symbols and clean fonts helping when sessions run long.

Magic Owl Slot - Personal Verdict

Magic Owl is the one I load when I want 50-line action with steady pacing. Average volatility, a max of 1000x, and RTP setups ranging from a listed 97.23% to a 96% profile fit how I manage bankroll. Free Spins and the gamble keep the tempo live, but the real work comes from strong line builds. If you like clear maths, old school presentation and a dependable grind, this slot delivers exactly that.