
Evil Dozen serves up a deliciously spooky holiday atmosphere complete with gingerbread houses that probably taste better than they look. Now, about that girl chilling next to the reel board—forget the witch vibes, she’s straight-up attractive. Like, “would definitely swipe right on a dating app for witches” attractive.
You’ll spot a mysterious oven lurking in the background, just sitting there, minding its business. But don’t worry, you’ll find out exactly what culinary chaos it’s capable of once you trigger the revolution spin feature. (Spoiler: it’s not baking cookies for Santa.)
This bad boy comes from Kitsune Studios, but let’s be real—it’s got that unmistakable Hacksaw Gaming DNA since they’re using their platform. It’s like wearing your cool older brother’s jacket. You didn’t make it, but you’re definitely rocking it.
Symbol-wise, we’ve got 5 High Symbols that are basically Voodoo Dolls having an identity crisis with different background colors—each one screaming “I’m unique!” The low symbols? The usual suspects: A, K, Q, J, 10. Because apparently even in a twisted gingerbread nightmare, we still need the classics.
And for the special guests: our friendly neighborhood Oven and the Scatter symbol, ready to spice things up when you least expect it.
In Simpler words Gingerbread Houses are Wild multipliers. There are three different types of Gingerbread Houses:
1.Low: 2x, 3x, 4x.
2.Medium: 5x, 10x, 15x, 20x.
3.High: 25x, 50x,75x, 100x, 150x and 200x.
All winning combinations that a Gingerbread House is part of will be multiplied with the shown value. If more than one Gingerbread House is part of the same winline, their multipliers are first added together and then applied to the win.
If you land 3 Gingerbread Houses of any kind anywhere on the grid on the same spin in the base game, the She’s a Witch Spins bonus game is awarded! The placement and type of the triggering Gingerbread Houses is carried over into the bonus.

This feature can only land during Revolution Spins. The Oven is sticky and can increase the collected wins or the multiplier on every spins. This can land only on Reel 4 or 5.
1. The Oven can reveal the following multipliers: 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 10x, 15x, 20x, 25x, 50x, 100x
2. The Oven can use the following win factor to multiply your current bet when adding extra wins to: 0.1, 0.2, 0.5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 50, 100
We played a total of 100 spins at 1 euro each and ultimately left with 28.50 Euros remaining in the end. The Gingerbread Houses feature proved to be the only consistently rewarding element because they were frequently delivering small wins, which makes sense as Evil Dozen has medium volatility characteristics. Unfortunately, we were not lucky enough to trigger any of the bonus game features naturally, but we decided to play by purchasing it directly and it was definitely worth the investment as we managed to get big wins each and every time.
It’s a mystery wrapped in an enigma how much Kitsune Studios actually contributed to developing Evil Dozen – perhaps they brought the coffee? – but honestly, this game screams Hacksaw Gaming from every pixel, whether it’s the quirky art style, the spicy math model, or that slick UI we’ve all come to know and love. But hey, who really cares about the behind-the-scenes drama if you’re just itching to try something fresh and fun, right?
In this delightful little slot adventure, you’ll be treated to small, frequent wins that pop up like enthusiastic party guests, perfectly describing its Medium Volatility nature. The Max Win is capped at a respectable 7500X, which actually seems pretty achievable if the slot gods are smiling down on you that day. We absolutely adored the Gingerbread Houses (yes, Gingerboard sounds like a skateboarding ginger cookie, but we’ll roll with it!) because they were basically the MVPs, participating in almost every win and being the only feature that keeps you company during the main game – talk about carrying the team!
The two bonus games are kept refreshingly unique from each other, which we genuinely appreciated for the variety – it’s like having two different desserts instead of just one boring cake. And each bonus game has its own clever way of boosting your wins, whether it’s through the Sticky Oven (which sounds vaguely dangerous but is actually awesome) or those persistent Sticky Gingerbread Houses that just won’t quit.
It’s a festive-themed slot that’ll primarily attract the wide-eyed new players with its holiday charm and sparkly aesthetics, but don’t be fooled – there’s plenty here for the seasoned veterans too who want a cozy, fun spin session with a side of Christmas cheer!