Fruits Of Madness (Felix Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Fruits Of Madness - Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

I’ve put plenty of spins through Fruits Of Madness, the 3x3 fruit slot from Felix Gaming with five paylines and an RTP of 96.53%. Bets start at 0.10 and cap at 50, with a headline win of 5,000x. The hook is simple yet punchy. Wilds and a transforming mystery symbol carry the line hits, while every spin can pick up a red multiplier of up to 20x and blue-triggered free spins. It plays fast, reads clear, and keeps the core loop tight.

Theme, graphics & sounds in Fruits of Madness

Fruits of Madness blends classic fruit with a dusted library backdrop. The reels sit over shelves of old books, and the mystery icon is a fiery ring with a Fibonacci feel. Fruit symbols take on a steely grey look, which makes the coloured bonus icons pop. Reds and oranges dominate the frame, with small hits of blue and silver. It looks tidy on a phone or desktop, and the 3x3 grid keeps the focus on the symbols.

The audio leans ambient and mystical, with soft reel clicks layered under a slow soundtrack. It fades into the background in long sessions, which I rate. Animations are kept light, so the grid feels snappy even when mystery symbols drop and flip into matches. The interface is clean. Controls sit under the reels, and I never had to dig for the info page, bet tools, or volume settings. Everything stays readable at speed.

Fruits of Madness RTP & volatility

This one posts an RTP of 96.53% and carries a Medium volatility tag. In practice I saw small chains of hits padded by the external multiplier, then the odd lift when the red box parked on a big value. Five paylines and a 3x3 layout mean results are easy to track, and the 5,000x max win sets clear headroom. Multipliers apply to the total win of the spin, so timing a chunky line with 20x can flip the script.

How to play Fruits of Madness

Getting started in Fruits of Madness is straight. Use the plus and minus under the grid to set a total wager. Minimum is 0.10, with the bet per line being total bet divided by five. Tap the i button bottom left to open the paytable and rules. Audio sits on a small speaker icon to the right. The main spin button is centred below the reels, and you can quick tap for a brisk pace.

I like to map how the outer track works before I ramp stakes. Each spin sends two markers round the numbers. The red stops on a multiplier from 1x to 20x, the blue can stop on +3 or +5 to award free spins, or land on an X for nothing. Free spins play out on the same setup and kick in without a scatter requirement. I found it best to watch a few spins to see the flow.

Fruits Of Madness Symbols and Paytable

Paytable maths in Fruits Of Madness is based on three-of-a-kind along five lines. Wins use the bet per line as the base. Highlights match the sheets I saw in play. Three wilds can deliver the top line award, Lucky 7s pay 20x, and grapes pay 15x. The wild is a gold W that can sub for fruit to complete lines. Regular fruit fills out the lower tiers, keeping the reel stops readable.

The mystery symbol is a fiery ring that reveals one chosen fruit when the reels stop. All mystery icons on the screen turn into the same symbol, which can land neat full-line sets on a 3x3 layout. Payouts from symbols are then subject to the external red multiplier picked on that spin. Line wins do not need left to right rules here. It is simply three matches on one of the fixed lines.

Fruits Of Madness Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Wild
	3	x20
	3	x4
	3	x3
	3	x1.4
	3	x1.2
	3	x1
	3	x0.8
	3	x0.4
	Mystery

Bonus features in Fruits of Madness

Mystery symbol in Fruits of Madness does the heavy lifting. When it lands, it flips at the end of the spin into a random fruit. If more than one mystery lands, they all reveal the same item. On a small grid this can turn a dead spin into a board of lines, and it pairs well with the wild for tidy connections. Those turns felt fair across my tests overall.

The wild symbol is simple and effective. The gold W subs for fruit and can make three-of-a-kind on any of the five lines. Three wilds also carry a dedicated payout, so mixed stacks or a full wild line still count. Wilds do not replace the mystery icon, but the two features can show on the same spin for chunky setups. It keeps dead reels rare on average sessions for me.

Multipliers and free spins sit on the ring outside the reels. Each spin, a red box and a blue box circle and stop. The red value is a multiplier between 1x and 20x that applies to that spin’s total win. The blue can award +3 or +5 free spins, or land on X for no extra. Free spins start right away and run on the same paytable and mechanics, which keeps the rhythm sharp.

Fruits of Madness review - summary

I came for the fruit theme and stayed for the outside-track pacing. Fruits of Madness keeps sessions moving with a multiplier on every spin and free spins that can drop without chasing scatters. Transforming mystery symbols do real work on a 3x3 grid, and the wild keeps lines honest. Five paylines and a compact setup may feel lean, but the 96.53% RTP and a clear route to 5,000x make the package easy to rate.