Cannibal Garden

Cannibal Garden Overview

Cannibal Garden is a compact three-reel slot from KA Gaming with 8 paylines on a three-by-three grid, released on 16 October 2024. Its features are all built around wilds: an expanding wild with a respin, sticky wilds, and wild multipliers that can triple a line.

The stake runs from 0.40 to 160. KA Gaming does not publish an RTP, a volatility rating or a maximum win for this title, and the slot databases list all three as unavailable, so we have left those fields empty.

All figures below were read from demo play at the maximum $160 bet, which is $20 per line.

A Garden That Bites Back

The setting is a haunted garden at dusk. Twisted, leafless trees rise out of a teal fog, giant purple roses hang at the edges of the screen, and small toadstools line the ground. The reels sit in a frame of gnarled branches, with a vertical 8 LINES marker on each side.

The symbols are the garden’s residents. A red Venus flytrap with rows of teeth, a spiky blue flower with a gaping mouth and an orange flower with bulging eyes are the premium symbols. The low symbols are card ranks from 10 to A, drawn in a jagged, glowing horror font.

The wild is a carved jack-o’-lantern with a sinister grin, labelled WILD, and a pumpkin-headed scarecrow in a red hat appears as its expanded form.

The Paytable

With only three reels, every win is a line of three. At the $160 bet, three wilds pay $1,760, the flytrap $1,360, the blue flower $560 and the orange flower $360.

The card ranks pay $160 for the A, $120 for the K, $100 for the Q, $60 for the J and $40 for the 10.

In multiples of the total bet, three wilds on one line are worth 11x, the flytrap 8.5x and the A exactly 1x. The 10 returns a quarter of the stake. These are single-line figures, and a board full of the same symbol pays on several of the eight lines at once.

The same ratios hold at every stake. At the 0.40 minimum, each of the eight lines carries 0.05, and three wilds on one line pay 4.40; at the maximum they pay the $1,760 shown in the table.

The Eight Lines

The lines screen shows all eight patterns. Lines 1 to 3 are the three rows. Lines 4 and 5 are V shapes that dip into the corners, line 6 zigzags between the middle and outer rows, and lines 7 and 8 form crosses through the centre square.

Eight lines on nine squares means the lines overlap heavily, so a single wild usually sits on several of them at once – which is why one wild can produce wins on more than one line in the same spin.

The footer confirms every win by number. In our captures it reported, for example, LINE 2 WINS $100.00 for three Qs on the middle row and LINE 8 WINS $160.00 for a line of As completed by a wild in the corner.

Wilds and Their Multipliers

The wild substitutes for every paying symbol. When it expands, the scarecrow form fills a whole reel and carries a multiplier badge; in one capture a 3X scarecrow on the third reel produced LINE 5 WINS $180.00 (3X).

The arithmetic checks against the paytable. Three Js pay $60, and the 3X badge turns that into exactly $180. The same multiplier applied to three flytraps would take a single line from $1,360 to $4,080.

Another capture shows two wilds on the right-hand reel and a third in the bottom-left corner, together producing a $200 total from several lines of 10s, with the footer naming LINE 7 WINS $40.00 as one of them.

Expanding Wild Respin and Sticky Wilds

The slot databases list the features as an expanding wild with a respin and sticky wilds. When a wild expands to fill a reel, it stays in place while the other reels spin again, giving the grid a second chance to complete lines around it.

Our captures show the expanded scarecrow wild in place with its multiplier badge, but not the full respin sequence, so we cannot confirm how many respins the feature allows or whether the multiplier changes during it.

The largest single win we recorded was $360, a line of three orange flowers completed by a wild in the middle of the bottom row – 2.25x the stake from one line.

The quieter spins in our session show how the table works in practice: a line of three As returned exactly the $160 stake, and a line of three Qs $100, so most wins on the card ranks give back part of the bet rather than all of it.

Who Should Play It

Cannibal Garden is a small, quick game. Three reels and eight lines make every spin easy to read, and the footer tells you exactly which line paid and whether a multiplier was involved.

The appeal is the wild multiplier, which is the only way to turn the modest three-symbol paytable into a meaningful win. The reservation is the absence of any published RTP, volatility or maximum win, and the base game’s top line of 11x.

Where to Play Cannibal Garden

You can try this game on MrJones Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 300% up to £1200 for a limited time.

Cannibal Garden was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 23 September 2026.