Play With the Devil Megaways - Demo & Slot Review

Slot review: Play With the Devil Megaways

Red Tiger’s follow-up to the original Play With the Devil adds the Megaways layout up to 117,649 ways to win and reshapes the existing mechanics into a more expansive system. While visually striking: fire-lit chests, devilish animations, and sticky Wilds the sequel doesn’t quite deliver the innovative leap fans may have hoped for. It feels like the same old deal, just magnified.

Slot overview: Play With the Devil Megaways

• Setup: 6 reels, dynamic 2-to-7 rows, up to 117,649 Megaways.
• RTP: Around 96.09%; operator variants may dip to 95.04%, 93.16%, or 91.12%
• Volatility: High, common for Megaways titles.
• Max Win: Impressive up to 14,444x your bet
• Theme & Design: A hellish backdrop, chests ablaze, and devil characters animate each spin.

Slot features: Play With the Devil Megaways

• Devil Wild & Chests: The Devil Wild acts as both wild and bonus trigger. It can land only on the top horizontal reel and collects any Bonus Prize or Devil Coin on the grid when it appears.
• Devil Coins & Bonus Prizes: Collect coins (0.5x–2.5x bet) and four types of Bonus Prizes (Mini, Minor, Major, Mega). Devil Wilds must be present to claim them.
• Max Ways & Expand Feature: Random Max Ways mode forces all reels to use their maximum height (7 rows), unlocking full Megaways.
• Free Spins: Triggered when the Devil hits treasure chests with fireballs activate one for 6 spins, both for 12. During the feature, the Devil Wild sticks in place, can collect prizes each spin, and retrigger spins via chests.

Our verdict: Play With the Devil Megaways

Play With the Devil Megaways looks spectacular and adds the weight of Megaways mechanics, but the core game feels like a blown-up remake rather than a reimagining. The Devil-themed collecting features are exactly as they’ve always been: satisfying but familiar. At high volatility and with a max win hovering near 14,444x, the potential is there, if you’re patient and lucky, but the experience may feel a bit repetitive for players expecting something truly new.

Our rating 6.5/10