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Pocket Games Soft
Super Wildrix is a brand new PG Soft release (June 2026), and the pitch lives in the title art itself. A square-jawed muscle-bound hero in a bright red costume with a gold-trimmed collar, a horn-ridged mask, a giant PG chest emblem, and a triple-seven belt buckle. The backdrop is the Crystal Casino of Neonshine City, a comic-book noir setting with neon-blue arched windows, deep purple shadows, and crystalline chandeliers floating above the action. The narrative is unapologetic pulp: armed criminals raid the casino, and Wildrix swoops in to save the day.
Mechanically it's a 5×5 grid running 50 paylines. Standard footprint, but the entire engine sits on one symbol. The Super Wildrix character lands as a Wild that expands to fill the entire reel it appears on, and it carries an x2 multiplier on every winning line it contributes to. Stack two or three Wildrix Wilds on different reels and those multipliers compound across the full win, not just on a single column.
Five Scatters open 20 Free Spins, and this is where the variance lives. Every spin during the bonus pulls a multiplier wheel that can roll anywhere from x1 to x100, and that wheel value multiplies against the Wildrix Wild's base x2. So a single Wild on a spin where the wheel hits the top tier carries x200 on its payline. Two Wilds in the same combination can push it to x400 and beyond. The math is simple but explosive when the wheel and the reels both cooperate.
The 20,000x ceiling lives entirely inside the bonus. Base game alone won't get you close. Honestly? It's a pretty thin toolkit. Twenty spins with a wheel that can serve up x1 just as easily as x100 is high variance even before you start hoping for Wild stacking. The aesthetic does heavier lifting than the feature list, with the cape-and-cyberpunk identity feeling tighter than most of PG Soft's recent lineup. Players hunting a deeper toolbox will find it light. The wheel-and-expanding-Wild combo runs clean and fast, which is sort of the point.
96.75% RTP, high volatility, no Buy Bonus disclosed yet (typical for a fresh release before the official PDF goes live). Worth a few rounds for the art alone.