Jack

Jack is a Wicked Games slot released on October 23, 2025, built around the Jack the Ripper story and set in 1888 London. It uses a 6×4 grid with 50 fixed paylines, and Wicked Games lists the RTP at 96.11% with a 1,500x max win. That cap is low next to the studio’s other releases, which fits the volatility meter on the demo splash screen: one icon of five is lit, the lowest rating the game can show. The bet range on the official page is 0.25 to 500.

Base game

Symbols are mostly portraits of women in Victorian dress, in different colours, with A, K, Q, J and 10 as low pays. The demo paytable lists the Scatter, a wax-sealed envelope, at 2x the bet for three. It lands on reels 4, 5 and 6 only and pays in any position. The wild is a red, dripping W. The base game has no cascades or collect mechanic, so a spin is a plain line evaluation on 50 lines.

From Hell Free Spins

Three Scatters start 10 From Hell Free Spins, and Wild symbols that land during the round stay in place until it ends. Over ten spins the grid fills with wilds quickly. In the demo, a late spin had eight wilds on screen, mostly in the middle and right reels, with a 1.55 win on that spin alone.

The official page lists a retrigger: a Scatter-Wild on reel 1 adds 5 spins. The demo screenshot shows a “+5” banner and a counter reading 12 spins left right after it, which matches that description.

Buy and ante options

Two paid options sit in the Wicked Booster and Wicked Bonus menu:

• Ante bet (Wicked Booster): 1.4x the stake, listed on the official page as doubling the chance of triggering free spins.
• Buy Bonus (Wicked Bonus): 70x the stake. At a 0.25 bet the demo asks for 17.50, and it guarantees a spin with three Scatters.

Because the buy price is 70x and the max win is 1,500x, the ceiling on a bought round is about 21 times what it costs. That is a narrower spread than most buy features.

What one bought round did

On a 70x buy at 0.25, the demo opened with 10 free spins and a 0.50 scatter win. The round reached a Big Win banner of 4.76 on a single spin, a running total of 10.32 with 8 spins left, and ended at 22.31. That is 1.27x the 17.50 buy price. One session proves nothing about long-run returns, but it does show the shape of the round: sticky wilds build up and a few mid-sized wins add together, with no feature that produces a sudden jump.

Reception and caveats

Wicked Games’ own page averages three third-party review scores at 5.7 out of 10. The complaints are a quiet base game and few mechanics beyond sticky wilds, and the demo supports that: all of the action is in the free spins, and the base game screenshot shows only a few matching portraits. Volatility is shown as low on the splash screen, though the official page also labels it medium, so treat the rating loosely. Casinos can offer lower RTP settings, so check the figure in the game’s info screen before playing for real money.