Remember when gingerbread men were innocent cookie cutouts that brightened up the holidays? Yeah, those days are dead. Welcome to Evil Dozen slot, where your childhood Christmas memories get dragged through a dark alley and come back wielding axes and bad attitudes.

These aren’t your grandmother’s festive treats – these are a bunch of sociopaths with a vendetta against holiday cheer. But here’s the good news: while they’re plotting their adorable reign of terror, you could walk away with $337,500. It’s like getting paid to watch cookies have an existential crisis.

So pour some milk, abandon all nostalgia, and let’s check out this deliciously twisted game.

Rebellion in the Bakery

Evil Dozen comes from Hacksaw Gaming, and despite the gingerbread cast, this isn’t some seasonal Christmas cash-grab. No tinsel, no tree, no forced holiday vibes – just year-round cookie carnage with minimal festive nods.

The premise? A gingerbread uprising against their creator, the witchy baker Ms. Muffin. It’s cute with a creepy edge, thanks to some unsettling music, but most importantly, it’s packed with features that could net you 7,500x your bet.

The 5×4 grid sits inside Ms. Muffin’s bakery, where she stands looking surprisingly un-evil, casually throwing “OK signs” and beaming with pride at her oven-fresh abominations. Let’s see what wicked little plans they have in store for us.

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Cookie Real Estate

The gingerbread houses are where this slot really comes alive. They act as wild multipliers, and they come in three types based on how generous they’re feeling.

The red low houses give you 2x to 4x multipliers – nothing crazy, but they’ll do. Blue medium houses step it up with 5x to 20x. Then there’s the yellow high houses, and these are the ones you want. They can drop anywhere from 25x up to 200x.

Also, when you land multiple houses on the same winning payline, their multipliers don’t just pick one – they add together first, then multiply your win. It’s beautifully chaotic.

Land three of these houses anywhere on the grid, and you’ll trigger the She’s a Witch Spins. More on that next.

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Free Spins are Where the Big Wins Bake

In She’s a Witch Spins, you start with 5 spins, and every house that lands is sticky and reveals a new multiplier with each spin and adds another spin to your total.

Then there’s Revolution Spins, triggered by landing three or more FS scatter symbols. The scatters show values of either 3 or 4, and whatever they add up to becomes your number of free spins.

Here, you don’t get paid until the end. Instead, all your wins and multipliers get collected into a pot that pays out when the feature wraps up. But wait, there’s more.

The Oven symbol can land on reels 4 and 5, acting as a wild. It either adds a multiplier (up to 100x) to your total win multiplier, or reveals a $ sign that multiplies your bet (also up to 100x).

And yes, you can retrigger more spins by landing additional FS scatters. And you can use the Buy Bonus and Ante Bet options to push you through faster.

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How Will the Cookies Crumble?

Evil Dozen slot is cool. The gingerbread uprising theme is quirky without being obnoxious, and the features actually give you something to work with – sticky multipliers, retriggerable spins, and that chaotic Oven symbol keeping things unpredictable.

Whether you’re here for the menace-cookie aesthetic or just chasing that $337,500 top prize, this medium volatility and 96.33% RTP game is open year-round, and those rebellious gingerbread men are waiting to see if you’ve got what it takes to cash in on their revolution.

So, if you’re ready to join the uprising then give this slot a spin and see if the cookies crumble in your favor.