Twisted Soul Studios

Slot games with a dark streak

We are a new studio making horror slots. Try them here in demo mode: play money, and nothing to sign up for.

Published

The Feeding Hour tile: a grinning pink plant with a tomato in its fangs, in a sunlit glasshouse, the game's gold logo wound with vines below

Published

Feeding Hour

About this game

The plants in this glasshouse are starving, and they are on your side. Every cluster they touch gets multiplied, and every meal pushes their multipliers higher. Land three and night falls for up to 12 spins of the Night Feeding. Max win 20,000x.

The Iron Saints tile: the Sun-Inquisitor in gold plate raising his glaive before a snowy abbey at dusk, the gold Iron Saints logo below

Published

Iron Saints

About this game

Five champions, one reel, and only one of them keeps it. When a VS lands in a win, two champions duel and the winner turns the whole reel wild, up to 500x. Ring the Vigil Bells for three bonuses where wilds stick and the duels get bigger. Max win 20,000x.

The Psycho Circus tile: the grinning Clown in his purple ringmaster coat before the striped big tops at dusk, the game's gold and crimson logo at his feet

Published

Psycho Circus

About this game

The show is about to start, and the multipliers never sit still. Wins tumble, new symbols drop in, and every reel climbs on its own through the marquee lights and the horn. Reach the free spins and those multipliers never reset. Max win 50,000x.

The Blonde Betrayal tile: the blonde stitched doll with her cleaver and her torn bunny in front of the open closet, the game's stitched logo below

Published

Blonde Betrayal

About this game

The closet door is open, and something in there is smiling. Every win raises its tiles and spins them again. The Blonde slams into her reel as a wild up to x5, and the Saw Blade rips a cell into a stack of up to four. Find the Bunnies and every count stays for the whole bonus. Max win 20,000x.

In development

The Ronin's Tribute tile: a grizzled old ronin in a straw cape, his long sword at his side, on wet paving in a shrine courtyard at dusk, the game's red war banner logo below

In development

Ronin's Tribute

About this game

One old ronin and five retainers sworn to serve him. They take their seats under the reels and work the board on every spin while seals of up to x100 build on the cells. Open the Gates for three bonuses, or break the Mystery Letter and see which door it opens. Max win 25,000x.

The Soul Forge tile: the green-skinned necromancer in iron and rags with his crowned staff, in a vaulted crypt veined with blue light, the game's icy gothic logo below

In development

Soul Forge

About this game

Deep under the earth, the green fire is still burning. Expanding wilds fill whole reels with their multipliers, and up to five can land on a single spin. In the bonus every one of them feeds the window, and the window never falls. Max win 33,333x.

The Spell Grove tile: a fairy in a dress of leaves with a crystal staff under a great mossy tree hung with lanterns, the game's blue flowered logo below

In development

Spell Grove

About this game

Anything can happen once the fairy raises her wand. Her Zap can throw wilds across the reels, split every symbol or grow the board to 6 by 6, up to 46,656 ways. Wins tumble, the box can multiply them by up to 1000x, and if MAX connects, that one hit is 50,000x.

The Patient Zero tile: a zombie in a torn yellow hazmat suit staggering out of a spilled toxic barrel on a slime-green main street at night, the game's dripping green logo below

In development

Patient Zero

About this game

A toxic barrel split open on Main Street, and by nightfall the whole town was walking. When a barrel bursts, up to three reels turn wild and a hazmat zombie stands on each with a multiplier at its feet. Then they stagger across the board on every spin, merging and stacking up until the whole street is theirs. Max win 25,000x.

How demo mode works

A demo is the game itself with pretend money in it, so you can see how it plays before it is anywhere else.

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