Stitchers Get Stitches packs twelve features into one claw-machine cabinet: symbol splits, two kinds of multipliers, a Hold N Win bonus with its own modifiers, free spins with a progressive multiplier and — outside the UK — a Bonus Buy menu. Below, each one is explained next to the official screenshot from Stakelogic.
Updated · based on Stakelogic’s game page and the official demo
The game runs on six reels with 4,096 ways. Most features change the grid in one of three ways: they split symbols into copies (more ways, bigger wins), they upgrade symbols to higher-paying ones, or they add multipliers to wins. Two bonus rounds sit on top: Hold N Win, built around value symbols, and free spins, where multipliers build up. Splits are the thread that runs through everything — once you see how a split symbol counts, the rest of the game makes sense.
Numbers to come. Stakelogic publishes the feature names and screenshots, not the full rules. The counts below (spins, triggers, multiplier steps) are taken from what the screens show; we will add the exact paytable figures after the release on 29 October 2026.
The base game is a 6-reel grid inside a neon claw machine, with the 10–A royals as low symbols and stitched toys as high ones. The banner above the reels reads “Neon prizes”, and winning symbols are framed in red. Wins pay on 4,096 ways from the leftmost reel.
The headline feature. When it hits, every symbol on the grid splits into two or three copies. Because each copy counts towards the ways, a single spin can jump from a few ways to many thousands — this is where the biggest base-game wins come from.
A smaller version of the massacre. A chainsaw symbol landing on the reels cuts through its own row from right to left and splits the symbols it passes. It can land on any spin.
The wild replaces paying symbols to complete ways, and it has a second job: Stitches picks one high-paying symbol on the reels and splits it into two or three copies, which can upgrade an ordinary hit.
The toys come to life. Uprising upgrades symbols on the grid to higher-paying ones before the win is counted, so a screen of royals can turn into a screen of toys.
Purple multiplier symbols (×3, ×5 and others on the screenshot) apply to each win on that spin, not just one way. Several multipliers on one spin combine.
Hold N Win is the respin bonus. The grid clears, value symbols (shown as multiples of your stake, such as 14× or 15×) lock in place, and you get respins — the counter in the corner shows 3. Every new value symbol resets it. When the respins run out, the values are added up and paid. Three modifiers can join the round:
Value symbols stay where they land and the remaining positions respin. The total value is shown above the grid as the round builds.
Button Riot boosts the values of one to five symbols already locked in. It is the main way values grow inside the bonus.
The teddy wants his button eye back. This modifier turns one symbol on the grid into a Riot symbol — on the screenshot it sits among value symbols from 7× to 16×. Exactly what the Riot pays out will be confirmed from the paytable after release.
Each value symbol carries a multiple of your stake; the screenshot shows ×40 up to ×400 on one grid. Their sum is paid when the round ends, so boosting a few large values matters more than filling the grid.
In the free spins round, the multipliers you land are collected into a counter above the reels — and the collection is progressive: it does not reset between spins. Every split and every multiplier you hit early makes the later spins more valuable, which is why the round can swing so far.
Judging by the Bonus Buy menu, the round comes in sizes of 10, 15 and 20 free spins, plus a special 20-spin version where only “triple splits” land (every split gives three copies). How many scatters trigger each size will be confirmed from the paytable after release.
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In markets where it is allowed, the Buy Bonus menu offers four direct entries to free spins. At a stake of 0.20 the screen shows:
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| 10 free spins | 55× stake |
| 15 free spins | 100× stake |
| 20 free spins | 170× stake |
| 20 free spins, triple splits only | 650× stake |
Not in Great Britain. The UK Gambling Commission bans the sale of bonus features in online slots. UK casinos run the game without this menu; free spins can only be triggered during normal play.
The official artwork carries two Stakelogic badges: Super Wheel and Spin to Win. Both are add-ons that Stakelogic runs across many of its slots rather than features of this game alone. Super Wheel is the studio’s bonus wheel, and Spin to Win is a progressive jackpot network.
Whether you see them depends on the casino: the operator decides if it switches these add-ons on, and their rules are shown in the game’s info screen when they are active. We will describe the exact wheel prizes once the game is live.
| Feature | Where | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Chainsaw Massacre | Base game | All symbols split into 2–3 |
| Chainsaw symbol | Base game | Splits its row from right to left |
| Stitches wild | Base game | Substitutes; splits a high symbol into 2–3 |
| Uprising | Base game | Upgrades symbols to higher-paying ones |
| Multiplier symbol | Base game / free spins | Multiplier applies to each win |
| Hold N Win | Bonus | Value symbols lock; respins reset on new ones |
| Button Riot | Hold N Win | Boosts 1–5 symbol values |
| Give Me Back My Eye | Hold N Win | Turns a symbol into a Riot |
| Value symbols | Hold N Win | Carry stake multiples, summed at the end |
| Free spins | Bonus | 10–20 spins, progressive multiplier collection |
| Bonus Buy | Outside GB | Buy free spins for 55×–650× |
| Super Wheel / Spin to Win | Casino add-on | Bonus wheel and progressive jackpot, if enabled |
For the RTP behind these features and the 20,000× cap, see Stitchers Get Stitches RTP and max win.
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