About Cat Wilde in the Eclipse of the Sun God
Cat Wilde in the Eclipse of the Sun God (February 2021) officially introduced Cat Wilde — Rich Wilde's daughter — as the lead protagonist in the wider Wilde Dead saga. The theme is an Aztec jungle adventure, exploring the temples of the Maya/Aztec Sun God. This adventure precedes Cat Wilde and the Doom of Dead (August 2021), which brings Cat back to Egypt.
The structure: 5x3 reels, 20 fixed paylines, stakes from 0.20€ to 100€. RTP is top tier at 96.22% (degraded versions run 96.22%, 94.26%, 91.27%, 87.24%, 84.25%). Volatility is medium, accessible for modest bankrolls — this is one of the more approachable Wilde Dead slots on the variance side, compared with the 7-10/10 volatility of the Rich Wilde chapters.
The core mechanic is cascading reels (similar to NetEnt's Gonzo's Quest or Play'n GO's own Tome of Madness). Winning symbols disappear and new ones fall in, with chains of wins possible. What sets Eclipse apart is the Increasing Multiplier Trail. Every cascading win raises the multiplier applied to the next win — x1, then x2, then x3, capped at x10 in the base game.
Free spins trigger with 3+ scatters anywhere. During the bonus, the multiplier trail doesn't reset between spins — it keeps climbing, capped at x70 in free spins versus x10 in the base game. That continuity is what unlocks the theoretical 5,500x max win.
Max win 5,500x — slightly ahead of Cat Wilde Doom of Dead's 5,000x and most of the wider Wilde Dead franchise. A solid 2021 production. There's no bonus buy. Best suited to fans of Aztec themes, medium-volatility players who prefer a cascading-reel build-up over a binary trigger, and Wilde Dead fans looking for an introductory Cat Wilde chapter.
