Moon Girls

Moon Girls Overview

Moon Girls is an anime-style video slot from Amigo Gaming, released in January 2025. A moon princess and three guardian heroines watch over a 5x3 grid with 30 paylines, set in a school courtyard under blossoming cherry trees. The studio rates the volatility medium-high and caps the maximum win at 1,200x the bet. Stakes run from 0.30 to 90 per spin.

Three Heroines, Three Bonuses

The most important part of the screen sits above the reels. Three heroines stand there side by side, and each one is labelled with a bonus: the left one with the free games, the middle one with Pin Win and the right one with Pick’em. This is Amigo’s pile collector system: during the base game the three characters charge up, and whichever bonus is ready is the one that fires.

The same three-bonus structure runs through several recent Amigo titles – 3 Muertos and 3 Totem Animals use volcanoes, skulls and totems where Moon Girls uses its heroines.

The Symbols

The reels mix gemstones with the characters. The low end is made up of a blue sapphire, a red heart-cut gem, an amber square gem, a pink gem and a green clover. Above them come a blue moon cat and the portraits of the heroines, and the WILD is a glowing blue orb with the word written across it. We could not see the paytable in our screenshots, so we describe the wins below by what the game paid rather than by symbol values.

What Our Spins Showed

We played the demo at the maximum stake of €90, and the line counter under the reels shows how the wins were built:

• 4 lines – €165: blue sapphires and amber gems around a wild on the second reel.
• 9 lines – €435: red heart gems filling most of the first three reels, with a wild in the middle of the fourth.
• 9 lines – €390: pink gems stacked across the first four reels.
• 4 lines – €945: moon cats and amber gems, with a wild on the bottom row.
• 7 lines – €300: pink gems again, with a wild on the fourth reel.
• 7 lines – €1,320: the best base-game win of the session – the dark-haired heroine stacked on the first reels, helped by two wilds side by side on the bottom row. That is 14.7x the bet.

Thirty lines on a 5x3 grid mean a single symbol can pay on many lines at once, which is why nine-line wins came up regularly. The comparison also hints at the paytable order: four lines built around the moon cats paid more than twice as much as nine lines of red hearts, so the cats sit well above the gems.

Pick’em: Four Jackpots

When the right-hand heroine fires, the game moves to a sunlit corridor and a board of 20 winged hearts. Four jackpots sit above it. At the €90 stake they were:

• Ultraviolet: €45,000 – 500x the bet
• Red: €9,000 – 100x
• Blue: €4,500 – 50x
• Green: €900 – 10x

Each heart you open reveals a +1 for one of the colours, a cash amount, or a coin symbol. The same 500x / 100x / 50x / 10x ladder appears in 1st Cricket League, so it is clearly a shared Amigo component.

Our Pick’em Round

Our round ended with a total of €9,450. The board shows why: the Red jackpot of €9,000 was completed, and one heart revealed a cash prize of €450 (5x the bet) in the top-left corner. €9,000 + €450 = €9,450 – exactly the amount paid, or 105x the stake. Along the way the board also showed plenty of +1 Green, +1 Blue and +1 Ultraviolet picks that did not reach their target.

What the Numbers Mean

Because the jackpots are tied to the stake, they are easiest to read as multiples. The Ultraviolet jackpot at 500x is a little over 40% of the game’s 1,200x ceiling, so the biggest results come from combining a jackpot with other prizes rather than from one pick alone. At the minimum stake of 0.30 the same ladder is worth 150 / 30 / 15 / 3; at the 90 maximum it is the €45,000 / €9,000 / €4,500 / €900 we saw on screen.

Our Pick’em result of 105x was worth more than every base-game win of the session combined – the six line wins listed above add up to €3,555, or about 39.5x. That balance is typical of the medium-high rating: the lines keep the session going, and the bonuses decide it.

Free Games

The free games move the scene outdoors, into a green forest path, and the counter in the top corner shows how many are left – 23 free games were on the clock in our screenshot. The spins run on the same 30 lines. In the round we captured, a five-line win paid €360, with a wild on the second reel and the dark-haired heroine completing the lines.

Pin Win

The middle heroine charges Pin Win, Amigo’s hold-and-win style bonus. The studio lists it among the game’s features, but our screenshots do not show a Pin Win round, so we cannot quote its prize values for this title.

Graphics and Sound

Moon Girls is drawn in bright anime style. The reels sit in a pink frame dotted with blossoms, cherry trees and a school building fill the background, and the gems sparkle when they land. The Pick’em scene switches to a warm, sunlit corridor, and the free games to a leafy forest in blue and green. The interface is simple: balance on the left, win in the middle, stake on the right, and a large spin button on the side.

Moon Girls and 1000 Moon Girls

The casinos we checked also list a separate title, 1000 Moon Girls, next to this one. It is a different game, so check the name before you start if you are looking for this 30-line original.

Who It Is For

Moon Girls suits players who like anime themes and a base game with plenty going on. Thirty lines keep the small wins coming, the heroines above the reels give every spin a purpose, and the Pick’em round offers a clear jackpot ladder up to 500x. The 1,200x cap is moderate for a medium-high volatility slot, so the appeal is steady entertainment rather than one enormous hit. All six casinos we checked carry it.

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