Trickstar Spins (Yggdrasil Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Trickstar Spins: Slot Overview

Yggdrasil’s Trickstar Spins drops me in a spooky cemetery with a comical touch. The 3x3 grid sits on a tombstone, flanked by guitar-playing ghosts and a cheeky trickster in purple. It looks cartoonish rather than scary, a neat Cuphead-style vibe. Under the hood it stays simple: 5 paylines, wins only for 3-of-a-kind, medium volatility, and an RTP of 94%. It feels like a modern fruit slot with graves and ghosts layered on top, rather than a deep feature machine.

Stakes run from 0.10 to 100 per spin, with a quoted hit frequency of 25%. You chase tidy lines and hope the features kick in. The Wild symbol substitutes and has its own payout, while the trio of extras keeps the pace steady. You get a Full-Board Multiplier up to 10x, Second Chance Respins that hold filled reels, and a Jackpot Bonus Game with three fixed prizes. It is compact, quick, and easy to learn within a few spins.

The vibe is light and wacky, yet I had that classic 3x3 grind. The multiplier nudges you to fill the screen, and the card-based jackpots add a side target. My sessions often reached that almost-full board tease, which fits the format. I like the art and sound, but the ceiling is modest for a fresh release. If you are fine with small numbers and steady pokes, the rhythm here lands as intended.

Trickstar Spins Slot Information

To win in Trickstar Spins you need 3 symbols on one of 5 paylines. Lower-paying icons are cherries, grapes, lemons, oranges, and watermelons. They pay from 0.4x to 1.2x your bet for a line. Higher-paying symbols are the star, the bell, and the lucky 7, paying 2x to 5x for 3-of-a-kind. The Wild symbol substitutes for all pays and carries a tidy 16x payout for a full line. It is a tight paytable built for the 3x3 pace.

The grid stays 3 reels by 3 rows at all times, so pattern reading is quick. With medium volatility and a stated max win of 800x, the numbers lean conservative. The set-up rewards filling reels with matching symbols rather than distributing small line hits across many ways. That design ties directly into the respin and multiplier structure, where matching stacks are king and the last missing symbol decides whether a spin is bland or bursts into a tidy payout.

Trickstar Spins Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	3	x5
	3	x3
	3	x2
	3	x1.2
	3	x1
	3	x0.8
	3	x0.6
	3	x0.4
	Wild
	3	x16

Trickstar Spins: Slot Features

The tricks are simple. Full-Board Multiplier applies a random x2 to x10 when every reel shows matching symbols. Second Chance Respins trigger when two reels are filled with the same symbol and the spin misses; you get 3 respins with those reels sticky and new matches resetting the counter. The Jackpot Bonus Game appears via a special symbol and shifts you into a card draw where three of a kind pay one of the fixed jackpots. Straightforward, compact, and frequent enough.

Full-Board Multiplier in Trickstar Spins

When you fill the entire board with matching symbols, the total win is multiplied by a random value between x2 and x10. The effect is the heartbeat of the slot. Line maths keeps it modest though. Nine lucky 7s with the x10 lands 250x, so the really eye-catching result is a wild-filled grid with the x10, which reaches 800x. On a good day the respins will feed this pattern, but you still need that last tile to click.

Second Chance Respins in Trickstar Spins

Miss a win while two reels are already filled with the same symbol and Trickstar Spins hands you three respins. Those filled reels lock, the open positions spin, and any new matching symbol sticks and resets the counter back to three. It is a tidy ladder that teases the Full-Board Multiplier. In my runs it often stopped one position short, which fits the 3x3 flavour, though the stickiness keeps you engaged and speeds along the next shot.

Jackpot Bonus Game in Trickstar Spins

A Jackpot symbol can land on any spin. When it shows, there is a chance to enter the Jackpot Bonus Game. You draw cards from a deck and try to match three of the same rarity. Do that and you bag a fixed prize, set at 15x for the Mini, 50x for the Medium, and 500x for the Mega. It is quick and readable, acting as a side pot that breaks up the base game loop.

I found the card draw clean and on theme with the cemetery crowd playing nearby. The payouts sit well with the rest of the numbers, offering a shot of 500x that feels more exciting than the line maths, even if the feature pops on its own schedule. If you rate set-piece moments over grinding lines, this is the one you wait for while the respins do their thing in the background.

Trickstar Spins: Slot Verdict

Trickstar Spins nails the spooky yet cartoonish mood and keeps the rules tidy, but the numbers hold it back. With an RTP of 94%, medium volatility, and a max win of 800x, the maths model feels weak and the bonuses can be uninspiring across longer sessions. I don’t think you should try it unless you enjoy compact 3x3 fruit slots and the tease of filling a board. If modest potential is fine, the ‘cartoon chaos’ lands. If not, you will bounce fast.