About Los Muertos

Los Muertos is an October 2018 html5 video slot adaptation of a Mexican public holiday that is held in early November. The slot title “Los Muertos” is short for the Spanish name “dia de Los Muertos” that means Day of the Dead. Themes: face painting, commemoration, skull artwork, skeletons, rose flowers, musical band, apparition, cemetery, and death.

Wazdan owns two other Mexico-inspired slot games: Fruit Fiesta (December 2017) and Ten or Twenty (October 2016). Los Muertos’s rival slots include: Day of the Dead (May 2013) from IGT, Beautiful Bones (June 2017) from Microgaming, and Grim Muerto (July 2016) from Play’n Go. Nine symbols (lime sugar skull, cyan sugar skull, purple skull, light green sugar skull, A, K, Q, J, and 10) require three, four, or five winning combinations.

Los Muertos Game Characteristics

Set in a moonlit Mexican cemetery, Los Muertos has a gray-celled black 5X4 grid on an upright tombstone. Each of the rectangular tombstone’s margins is lined with 20 rose flowers in batches of five—this represents its 40 fixed left-to-right paylines. There are fifteen symbols, seven cash bets, a bonus game, gigantic symbols, three win multipliers, free games, additional free games, a side game, and regularly pays from $0.02 to $1650.00.

Los Muertos has six special symbols and nine ordinary symbols. Special symbols: the gigantic wild-and-substitute feature is a 3X3 framed ashen-haired man in black-and-white clothes; the giant bonus-related feature is a framed and masked floral-haired Mexican woman dressed in maroon; a framed and white-faced sombrero-wearing “free spins” male Mexican; a red “X1” rose flower; a pink “X3” rose flower; and a white “X5” rose flower.

Ordinary symbols: red-socketed lime sugar skull; red-socketed cyan sugar skull; red-socketed purple skull; red-socketed light green sugar skull; red A; purple K; lilac Q; orange J; and yellow 10.

The Los Muertos cash bets: $0.20 (minimum), $1.00, $5.00, $10.00, $20.00, $50.00, and $100.00 (maximum).

The $100.00 bet offers these Los Muertos payouts for three, four, and five winning combinations. lime sugar skull pays $75.00, $300.00, and $1650.00. Cyan sugar skull pays $50.000, $200.00, and $1100.00. Purple sugar skull pays $50.00, $150.00, and $550.00. Light green sugar skull pays $50.00, $100.00, and $325.00. A pays $25.00, $50.00, and $225.00. K, or Q, or J, or 10 pays $10.00, $25.00, and $100.00.

The gigantic symbols may cover 2X2 cells or 3X3 cells, and may split into up to nine smaller symbols. Three “free spins” sombrero-wearing men offer six free games, with the possibility of a retriggered additional free game. There are X1, X3, and X5 win multipliers.

There is a character-choosing default side game: players guess which of the two people—a woman in red or a trumpet-holding man— on either side of a grave will face forward to show a payout-nullifying skeleton or a payout-doubling alive person. Optional side game: guessing the suit color of a face down card by tapping one of the two floral round-framed red and black portraits. Los Muertos’ non-progressive jackpot is X850, which (850X100) is $85000.00.

The good Los Muertos software features: screen magnifier; selectable low, standard, and high volatility levels; supports iOS, Windows, and Android operating systems; 18 languages; Ultra Lite and High Quality modes; slow, average, and fast gameplay; gray icons; 5-1000 autospins; $1000.00 win and loss limit for the mobile version; and $1000000.00 win and loss limit for the desktop version.

Ambient background: mariachi music interspersed with noisy participants. Sound effects: chinking, twanging, and buzzing trumpet. The animated 3D graphics include: glitter effect, realistic lively characters, flipping cells, gust of dust, levitating apparition, ecto-mist, and spinning light shafts.

Luck in Los Muertos

A game of chance, the RTP rate of Los Muertos is 96.29% and the house edge is 3.71%.