What Is Evil Eyes?

When it comes to the insidious, malevolent and wicked, Hacksaw Gaming are the experts, and Evil Eyes immerses players in a spooky atmosphere with a dark, eerie setting to prove it. An abandoned graveyard serves as the backdrop, mist of white smoke creeping along the bottom of the screen for a genuinely ghostly touch. Wild trees claw at the sky, their twisted forms casting ominous shadows over tilting gravestones that hint at untold stories — this game closely resembles Dark Summoning in atmosphere, offering a similarly spooky world filled with thrilling bonus features.

The grid runs on a 5-reel, 5-row layout offering an impressive 3,125 ways to win. Wins come from matching symbols on adjacent reels from left to right, giving each spin a genuine sense of fluidity.

The Evil Eye and the Evil Spread Mechanic

The Evil Eye mechanic is genuinely the star of the show here. When it lands under a winning symbol, it activates the Evil Spread mechanic, extending the win across the grid in the direction the eye is looking — a clever twist that makes the base mode feel engaging in a way that genuinely stands out from the crowd. This spread often chains into far bigger payouts than the original combination would suggest, and the mechanic gains particular weight from a genuinely unusual design choice: Evil Eyes has no wild symbols at all, meaning every spread and win comes entirely from this one distinctive system.

Wicked Night, The Graveyard and Wicked Epic Drop

Wicked Night and The Graveyard are two bonus rounds triggered by landing specific scatter symbols, offering additional opportunities to win through free spins and multipliers layered on top of the base Evil Eye mechanic. Wicked Epic Drop adds a further random element, capable of appearing at any point during regular play to inject an unexpected burst of value without needing a full natural trigger.

A Bonus Buy option is available in supported regions, allowing players to purchase direct entry into features without waiting for a natural trigger, and the full 12,500x max win is achievable across every single game mode.

RTP, Volatility and the Realistic Odds

Default RTP is 96.24%, with 94.21%, 92.32% and 88.36% configurations also available depending on the operator. Volatility is rated medium-high to high (4 out of 5), and hit frequency of 29% keeps the base game returning something reasonably often between the Evil Eye's bigger spreading moments.

The 12,500x max win, achievable in all game modes, comes through extended Evil Spread chains compounding during Wicked Night or The Graveyard. Bets run $0.10 to $100 per spin.

Our Verdict

Evil Eyes stands out as a genuinely inventive entry within Hacksaw's darker catalog, and the decision to strip out wild symbols entirely in favor of the Evil Spread mechanic gives the game a real, distinctive identity that sets it apart from comparable horror slots. The 29% hit frequency backs up an engaging base mode with real substance, and the 12,500x ceiling — pleasantly higher than several of the studio's other titles, if not Nolimit City big — rewards sustained play well. Statistically, Evil Eyes ticks all the right boxes, delivering another quality release for players who appreciate the studio's genuinely insidious, malevolent side.

Where to play it

We recommend Gamdom for playing Evil Eyes with real money: 15% Rakeback for 7 Days.