We’ve all heard of the Addams Family, especially after the recent success of the Wednesday spinoff series, but now there’s a new unconventional household in town going by the name of Nightmare. Yes, slot fanatics, let me introduce you to the Nightmare Family Megaways slot, a 6-reel slot from provider Max Win Gaming in conjunction with Red Tiger. Spin your way to big wins of up to 10,000x the bet as you play with a possible 117,649 paylines on each spin.
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The Nightmare Family Megaways slot uses the classic Megaways formula. The game has six reels, each displaying up to seven symbols. There is also an additional four-row horizontal reel at the top of the grid. This allows the game to offer up to 117,649 different ways to win. The number of Megaways active on each spin is displayed above the reels.
There are ten regular symbols to be found in the Nightmare Family Megaways slot. Four have a high value while six have a lower value. All high-paying symbols are framed portraits of the family members, with the dad being the most valued one. He is followed by the mom, the boy, and lastly the girl.
The wild symbol, represented by a gold medallion with a big W and a small bat, is the best symbol in the Nightmare Family Megaways slot. This can substitute for all symbols in the game, making it a great asset when you’re hunting big winning combinations.
The golden card depicting a pumpkin is the game’s scatter, and you need three of them to trigger the Nightmare Family Megaways free spins game. Once activated, you’ll get to a lucky wheel, and by spinning this you’ll find out how many winning combinations you can get as a minimum per spin. The maximum is 25,000, while the minimum is 1,000.
You’ll get 3 free spins, but every time you get a win, the counter resets to 3. Additionally, every win will give you an extra x1 multiplier. By getting many wins, on refalls or on new spins, you can get a huge multiplier. And, there’s no limit to the total number of free spins you can get, nor is there a limit to the prize multiplier.