Mystery Reels Deluxe (Red Tiger Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Mystery Reels Deluxe: Slot Overview

Red Tiger’s Mystery Reels Deluxe lands with a cleaner, vaguely Art Deco look, a black wall backdrop and a Bonus Wheel peeking behind the 5x3 grid. It plays on 25 paylines, with bets from 10 p/c to $/€4 and medium volatility paired with a 95.66% RTP. There are no wilds, so line wins come from three or more matching symbols left to right. I found the soundtrack lively, while the familiar mystery symbol mechanic ties the package together with far bigger potential than the earliest outing.

Symbols and Paytable in Mystery Reels Deluxe

Cherries, apples, oranges and grapes handle the low end, then come horseshoes, stars, bells and the sevens at the top. Five of a kind lines pay 2x to 40x your stake, and with 25 paylines you can stack tidy totals when the grid lines up. There are no wilds to patch gaps, so I chased solid starts on reels one and two. The game sticks to classic fruit machine motifs, and the values echo that straightforward style rather than flashy numbers.

The mystery symbols are the switch. Up to 3 can land on any spin, each revealing a number that shows how many clones they push out to random positions. After cloning, every mystery symbol flips to the same matching icon, which can be a pay symbol or the Wheel Deluxe symbol. I like how this reframes dead spins, because one reveal can carpet the layout and turn modest lines into something chunky without changing the base maths or pace.

Mystery Reels Deluxe Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x40
	4	x12
	3	x4
	5	x24
	4	x8
	3	x2.4
	5	x18
	4	x6
	3	x2
	5	x12
	4	x4
	3	x1.2
	5	x8
	4	x3
	3	x1
	5	x6
	4	x2
	3	x0.6
	5	x4
	4	x1.2
	3	x0.4
	5	x2
	4	x0.6
	3	x0.2
	Special
	Mystery

Mystery Reels Deluxe Slot Features

Mystery Reels Deluxe keeps the core loop close to the original. The cloned mystery symbols do the heavy lifting in the base game, spraying copies, then converting in unison for tidy line hits. Normal wins still require adjacent matches from the leftmost reel, and with no wilds you ride momentum from those clones. I saw steady spells followed by sudden flurries when two or three mystery icons linked up across the grid and dragged premiums into place.

Wheel Deluxe symbols are the gateway. Land 3 or more in view to trigger the Bonus Wheel, and the game grants the same number of spins as the trigger, up to 15. This is where the big totals sit, as the wheel is loaded with bet multipliers that stack across the round. It feels punchy when you start with four or five spins, because early upgrades spread value across the board and every later hit gets a lift.

Bonus Wheel in Mystery Reels Deluxe

The Bonus Wheel carries multiplier segments of 2x, 3x, 5x, 6x, 8x and 10x, plus four Special segments. Double All raises every multiplier on the wheel, +2 Spins adds two more spins, +5 to All bumps each segment by five, and Mystery reveals either a multiplier or one of the specials. I rate Double All most highly early on, since it lifts the floor and compounds later picks in a way that brings steady growth.

The round keeps spinning until you run out of spins, and if the final spin lands on a Special segment you get one more go. Your total is the sum of all multipliers hit during the feature, applied to your stake at the end. I like the tempo here, as it mixes small steps with sudden leaps when upgrades chain together. It never drags, and even a modest start can turn respectable if the last two clicks fall kindly.

The cap is a hefty 23,084x the bet, and that sits squarely on the wheel. The base game can throw out a decent pop, yet around the 1,000x mark from a single spin is the realistic ceiling before wheel multipliers kick in. Chasing the top end needs a streak of +2 Spins and Double All, which will be rare, but the average session lives in the 500x to 1,000x window if you land a serviceable start.

Mystery Reels Deluxe: Slot Verdict

It feels like a homecoming. Mystery Reels Deluxe trims the fuss, keeps the cloning mechanic, and shifts focus to a meatier wheel game with far higher headroom than the first outing. The presentation is cleaner, the paytable tweaked, and the maths suits longer sessions with medium swings. For me, the appeal sits in steady base spins punctuated by wheel runs that can snowball. You will need a big wheel to touch the ceiling, but 500x to 1,000x felt fair.