Japanese Mystery Slot Review 2024

Japanese Mystery

A 5 reel game that offers 10 paylines, Japanese Mystery was designed by Cayetano and includes wins up to$5,000 as a result of its largest payout. This slot offers no features other than its largest prize.

Japanese Mystery is themed around the Japanese life as you might expect, with a superb image of a park in the background image. With just the right amount of fog to make it even better looking, the park shows us wooden bridges, rivers, stones and red maple trees. The reels and the building that supports them look good as well, built in typical Japanese fashion and a pleasure to use as you spin them. The game doesn't come with major features and for the most part it's a very simple title. You will not find too many icons on the reels either, with the base ones being the poker cards (five of them, starting with the Ten and going up to Ace). The rest of the symbols are the Geisha, the lotus flower, the tea pot and the sandals. You will find that the game's payouts are offered for adjacent symbols. Another feature that you're going to enjoy here is the fact that the icons all appear in stacked mode, meaning that it's actually possible for all 15 positions on the reels to be taken up by the same image (it's not very likely though). Whenever a symbol appears on the reels you will have between 1 and 3 of its positions visible.

The game has only 10 paylines and each one can get only 1 coin. If you select all the paylines you use 10 coins and their individual values will be $0.01 to $10. Total bets go as high as $100 in this case, with the prizes of up to 500x or $5,000.

You will need the Geisha symbol to be present if that top jackpot interests you. You will get 500 coins for five symbols present. The interesting part is that all symbols are stacked, so it's entirely possible for some of those five geisha symbols to have multiple positions of a reel occupied. The result can be multiple winning combinations from the 10 different paylines that are available. You can have 1, 2, 5 and even 10 identical paying combos.

Japanese Mystery is a bit different from the usual game of this type, but it's an entertaining choice and with all the symbols being stacked it's definitely worth experimenting with.