Detroit Red Wings Winged Reelers

The game uses a 5-reel, 3-row layout with 25 fixed paylines, paying left to right from the first reel. Wins need at least three matching symbols on a line. It is old-school line play: no cascades, expanding reels or ways math. Low symbols are J, Q, K and A, each paying 2x the bet for five of a kind. Above them sit the hockey stick, skates and two player symbols; five premium matches range from 8x to 20x. The puck wild appears on all reels, substitutes for regular pay symbols and also pays up to 20x for five wilds. The base game therefore has a flat texture: small line hits, wild help and a lot of waiting for coins or scatters.

Gold Re-spins is the better of the two bonuses because it at least creates visible pressure. Six gold coins in the base game trigger it, and the triggering coins move into a 15-position hold-and-respin grid. During the round, coins and blanks are the only meaningful outcomes. New coins lock in place, show a value and are added to the final total when the feature ends. Filling every position awards the named Golden Prize. The warning is important: public paytable summaries conflict on whether a full screen pays a 1,000x Golden Prize or the 2,000x game cap, so the in-game info screen gets the final word. That uncertainty is not ideal for a branded slot built on simple rules.

Three trophy scatters trigger Mega Free Spins. The most specific rule descriptions place those scatters on reels 1, 3 and 5, then combine them into one 3x3 mega symbol before the round starts. Five free spins are awarded. On every spin, the oversized symbol shifts to a random position and counts as nine copies of that symbol for line-win calculation. There is no escalating multiplier, no sticky progress trail and no listed retrigger rule in the checked game summaries. That makes the round readable, but also blunt. When the mega symbol lands over a strong premium, it can wake the game up; when it parks over weak ranks, the bonus can finish before it has really started.

Mega Symbols are not a separate bonus trigger; they are the behaviour inside Mega Free Spins. The three scatters merge into the first huge 3x3 tile, and after that the mega tile moves around the 5x3 grid between spins. It does not create extra paylines. It simply turns one symbol into a nine-position block for regular left-to-right line evaluation. That is clean, but it is old tech. A 3x3 player symbol can line up a respectable hit; a 3x3 low card mostly wastes the spin. The whole feature lives or dies on symbol placement, not on layered modifiers.

Stake controls are plain. The published min/max range converts to about CA$0.08 to CA$160 at current exchange rates, though Canadian operators may round those values inside their own lobby. There is no separate Ante Bet, and no Bonus Buy is listed for this title. Base spins are the only route into Gold Re-spins or Mega Free Spins. Also check the in-game RTP panel, because reduced configurations can sit below the 96.23% version shown on major game pages.