Secrets of the Amazon slot

Secrets of the Amazon is a Playtech slot from 2014, and it plays like one. Fixed paylines carry the base game, and a scatter-triggered bonus still holds up more than a decade later. What caught my attention is the wild. The Amazon Girl symbol substitutes for other icons and also doubles the win on any line it completes. It changes how a session feels once you’ve watched it land a few times and turn a modest line win into something worth noticing.

Bet sizing is simple. You pick a coin value and the stake scales automatically across every active line, with no separate bet-level dial to fiddle with. The table below has the full spec sheet, so the prose above can stay about how the game actually plays rather than repeating numbers you can just glance at.

The board is straightforward: five reels, a full set of fixed paylines, and jungle symbols built around an Amazon rainforest setting. The official return on this build sits a few points above where most of Playtech’s slots from the same period landed. That gap matters more than the graphics when you’re deciding which older title to actually play.

The Amazon Girl wild and the Moonflower scatter carry this game between them. The wild substitutes for everything except the scatter, and every winning line it completes pays double. Land the full set of five on one line and you’re looking at the game’s top payout, which the table above already covers. The scatter sends you to a pick-a-flower screen once three or more land anywhere on the reels, and the flower you choose reveals how many free spins you’ve won. More scatters land a better range, laid out below.

The free spins round carries its own multiplier. It starts small and climbs by a full step with every winning spin you land during the round. Early spins in the round barely move your balance. Late spins in a good run are where the round pays for itself, and that back-loaded structure is the entire reason the bonus is worth chasing over sitting and waiting on base-game wilds alone.

A 97.01% return is a long-run figure, spread across far more spins than you’ll personally put in — tonight’s session is too small a sample for the math to show up in any reliable way. Third-party trackers list this title at slightly different numbers depending on which operator’s build they measured, which is normal for an older Playtech game that ships in several configurations across casinos. The figure above is what’s registered on this specific page, so treat it as the working number rather than an average of everything you might read elsewhere.

Independent slot databases tag this game as high-volatility, and that lines up with how the bonus structure behaves. The base game stays fairly quiet between hits. The climbing multiplier in the free spins round is where the real swings happen, for better or worse depending on the run. Budget for stretches without much action between bonus triggers. That patience is the trade you’re making for a multiplier that can climb well past where most base-game wins land.

This is a 2014-era release, and the visuals sit well behind Playtech’s newer titles built natively for touchscreens. The mechanics have aged better than the graphics. The doubling wild, the scatter trigger, and the climbing multiplier all play exactly the same regardless of the wrapper around them. A free demo is linked on this page if you’d rather watch the Moonflower bonus trigger once before wagering anything real.

Miki Casino carries Secrets of the Amazon and currently runs a welcome match plus a free spins package for new players, detailed in the FAQ below. It’s a reasonable way to test the climbing multiplier without committing your full bankroll to the first pick-a-flower screen you see.