Curse of the Werewolf Megaways at Limewin Casino: how the game works
Pragmatic Play's horror-themed Megaways slot with up to 46,656 ways to win, free spins triggered by bonus symbols, and 96.50% RTP with high volatility where wins come less often but can be much bigger.
Horror grid with Megaways and shape-shifting symbols
What makes the grid different. Curse of the Werewolf Megaways is a horror-themed slot from Pragmatic Play released in 2020. You spin across six reels where each can show up to six symbols, creating up to 46656 ways to win instead of fixed paylines. The Megaways mechanic means your winning opportunities shift with every spin. The grid fills with villagers and a werewolf, enhanced by mystery symbols that transform into paying symbols during the base game. High volatility means you'll see wins come less often, but when they land, they can be substantially larger.
Know your playing style first. This slot suits players comfortable with longer stretches between wins who are drawn to horror themes and bigger potential payouts. Bets range from NZ$0.10 to NZ$100, so both cautious and confident players can find a stake that fits. The high volatility and complex Megaways mechanic mean it rewards patience over quick sessions. If you prefer frequent small wins or simpler gameplay, Curse of the Werewolf Megaways may feel like a slower burn.
How do free spins work? Free Spins define your round here. Land three or more bonus symbols anywhere to trigger the feature, earning between eight and fifteen spins depending on how many bonuses land. Once inside, attacking werewolf symbols damage villager characters, and when a character takes enough hits, it becomes the werewolf face permanently and you gain an extra spin. You can retrigger spins by landing more bonus symbols during the feature, potentially extending your round significantly.
Read moreWhat do these slot figures mean for your play?
Every figure here tells you what to expect before your first spin.
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NZ$4 097 600
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Curse of the Werewolf Megaways: what you see on screen
Show allSymbol payouts at your bet
The payouts below show what you win at a NZ$0.40 bet. More symbols of the same kind on a winning way pay more.
The big wins
Werewolf face2+ NZ$0.10 · 6+ NZ$2
Young man in flat cap3+ NZ$0.10 · 6+ NZ$1
Young woman with long hair3+ NZ$0.06 · 6+ NZ$0.50Other symbols
Moustached older man3+ NZ$0.06 · 6+ NZ$0.40
Young man in teal cap3+ NZ$0.04 · 6+ NZ$0.30
Letter A3+ NZ$0.04 · 6+ NZ$0.20Before you spin: how the bonus round unfolds
What triggers the bonus round? Three or more bonus symbols anywhere on the reels trigger free spins: 3 symbols award 8 spins, 4 award 10, 5 award 12, and 6 award 15. During the round, hitting 2 more bonus symbols adds 2 spins; 3 add 3; 4 add 4; 5 add 5; and 6 add 10 spins.
When you want spins right now. Spend 100 times your current bet to start free spins instantly. The game forces a random number of bonus symbols to land, triggering the same spin count from the standard bonus table. At NZ$5 per spin, this costs NZ$500 to activate.
Curse of the Werewolf Megaways: base game setup. Up to 6 reels expand to hold up to 6 symbols each, creating up to 46656 ways to win instead of fixed paylines. Mystery symbols transform into random paying symbols during this mode only. Two random modifiers, super spin and guaranteed win, can trigger in base play.
What you gain from trying first
Limewin Casino lets you test this Megaways horror game with virtual credits before you commit real money to the reels.
For every 100 staked, you get 96.50 back
RTP is the average payout over a very large number of spins. The 96.50% figure applies to the standard game played on this slot.
RTP 96.50% · Standard game
The limits of prediction on Curse of the Werewolf Megaways
When the bonus round arrives. The free spins round may come in your first spin or take hundreds of spins to arrive. No pattern predicts when three or more bonus symbols will land on the reels.
Your result stays unpredictable. The 96.50% RTP describes what the game returns over thousands of sessions. Your single session can end in profit, loss or anything between, regardless of that figure.
Can I win the maximum? The maximum win of NZ$4,097,600 exists as a ceiling but occurs so rarely that no one should plan around reaching it. Most wins stay far below that figure.
Jump straight to free spins
Pay NZ$500 at a NZ$5 bet to trigger free spins instantly with a random bonus symbol count (three to six). The spin you buy uses your current bet and forces the free spins reward from the standard trigger table.
Curse of the Werewolf Megaways: your questions answered
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Keep your play within limits
Know your spending limit. Decide what you can afford to lose on this slot before your first spin. Once you reach that amount, your session ends. Treat any money staked as gone.
Stop after a win, too. Wins can feel like permission to keep playing. They are not. Decide now what you will do if you get ahead, and stick to that plan when the moment comes.
Are you using your account limits? Limewin Casino lets you set deposit limits and loss limits on your account. Use them to lock in your spending before you start playing Curse of the Werewolf Megaways.
When the fun stops. If the game stops feeling like fun and starts feeling like something you need to do, pause your account or self-exclude. The Gambling Helpline New Zealand is there when you need it.