Stockholm Syndrome

Cold blue lights paint concrete and glass while a crowd waits in silence. Stockholm Syndrome slot machine sets a tense bank scene with masked faces, anxious hostages, and a con man who watches every move.

Reels stand in five columns with rows that alternate between three and four, starting at three, so the grid reads like steps. Wins pay on 432 routes that link from the first reel, and collapses drop fresh symbols into open spaces.

Stockholm Syndrome keeps progress visible on the grid, and each feature connects smoothly to the next stage in a pattern familiar from many popular slot titles.

Numbers set clear expectations. The RTP shows 96.08%, and volatility runs high. Stakes start at €0.20 and reach €100, which keeps pace control simple. Sound cues click and buzz with each fall, artwork keeps faces sharp, and the rhythm builds in short bursts.

Game Features

Feature flow in the Stockholm Syndrome Slot builds pressure in measured steps, and each trigger changes how the next fall behaves. Animations signal what comes next, which keeps the rhythm clear from drop to drop.

Con Man Wild

A full view Con Man Wild on the middle reel unlocks the hidden bottom cell and converts a chosen mid symbol into wilds across several reels. A partial view that peeks from the top survives the next collapse instead of sliding away.

This hold creates a staging point for follow-up hits. Extra wild coverage then feeds new lines into the next drop. When a refill lands strong symbols beside those wilds, routes can spread across several columns.

xBomb Wilds

An xBomb Wild substitutes and raises a global multiplier after it explodes. In the base round, it clears nearby symbols, then new tiles fall into the gaps while the value remains. In bonus play, it skips the clear and still adds value, which keeps positions intact. Each blast reshapes the board and sharpens the read for the next event.

Letter Events

Letter sequences add sharp bursts of action. POLIS locks coin values and can award keys that free the stored amounts. SOS turns its central letter into an xBomb on a losing state and can swing the outcome.

PISS converts its letters into a vertical line of xBombs and forces a bold redraw across the column. These flashes act like markers between spins and keep focus tight during base play.

Hostage Spins and Syndrome Spins

Two Scatters light a respin beneath the middle reel and often line up a stronger fall. Four scatters move into Syndrome Spins on a wider grid that adds one extra column.

Con Man Wilds can appear on reels three and four, and character collections fill meters that unlock extra powers.

Once those meters fill, reel three turns full wilds with a rising multiplier, reel four uses Infectious xWays, and reels two and five split symbols through xReelSplit to open more paths.