Agnes Mission: Wild Lab Slot Review

Agnes Mission: Wild Lab Slot Information

Agnes Mission: Wild Lab from Foxium plays out on 5 reels and 3 rows with a separate extra reel running along the top. You get 20 paylines, and wins land when three or more matching symbols hit on adjacent reels from the left. Stakes range from 0.20 to 25 per spin, with an RTP of 96.23% on the best setting, medium volatility, and a headline win potential of 10,000x your bet.

The game leans hard into its sci‑fi lab setup. Low pays are 10, J, Q, K and A card symbols, paying around 3x to 5x your stake for five of a kind. Higher pays fit the story better, with Microscope, Test Tubes, Security Officer, Scientist and Boss paying 7.5x to 20x for five. The creepy green creature is the standard wild, substituting for all regular pays and matching the Boss at 20x for a full line.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x20
	4	x5
	3	x1
	5	x12.5
	4	x4
	3	x0.8
	5	x10
	4	x3
	3	x0.7
	5	x7.5
	4	x2.5
	3	x0.5
	5	x7.5
	4	x2.5
	3	x0.5
	5	x5
	4	x2
	3	x0.4
	5	x4
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.3
	5	x4
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.3
	5	x3
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	5	x3
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	Collect
	Special
	Wild

Agnes Mission: Wild Lab Slot Features

Agnes Mission: Wild Lab packs in quite a few moving parts. The extra reel above the main grid is the real driver, dropping Embryo symbols and Collect symbols. On the regular reels you see Agnes Coin cash symbols, which come with random values or one of four fixed jackpots labelled Mini, Minor, Major and Grand. These pay 25x, 100x, 500x or 2,000x your stake when collected.

The Collect symbol on the extra reel hoovers up every Agnes Coin in view, including any attached jackpots. Embryo symbols on the extra reel behave differently. They trigger the Walking Wild Lab Respins when they land above a reel, and every Embryo is stored in an Embryo Meter to the left of the grid. Once you have collected 12 embryos, you trigger Agnes Mission Mode, where coin collects and walking wilds show up far more often.

Toxic Mutation in Agnes Mission: Wild Lab

Toxic Mutation is the random modifier that keeps the base game ticking over in Agnes Mission: Wild Lab. On any paid spin, the screen can suddenly fill with a toxic green fog, and the symbols are shuffled around. The key detail is that the reshuffle always gives a guaranteed win. In practice I found this cropping up on a regular basis, often lining up mid‑tier symbols for tidy little top‑ups between the bigger features.

Walking Wild Re-Spins in Agnes Mission: Wild Lab

The Walking Wild Lab Respins are where Agnes Mission: Wild Lab really comes to life. When an Embryo symbol lands on the extra reel, the reel directly beneath it turns into a full walking wild reel. You then get a series of respins where that stacked wild steps one reel to the left each time. Hit another Embryo above an existing walking wild and you add a new walking wild plus increase a global multiplier by +1, up to x5.

These respins are not paid spins; your original stake carries through the whole sequence. When the last walking wild steps off the leftmost reel, the feature ends and you drop back into the base game. During Agnes Mission Mode the hit rate for Embryos is noticeably higher, and at least two of the rightmost reels can turn wild before the walking wilds even begin, which is where the slot’s heavier win potential really shows.

Agnes Mission Mode in Agnes Mission: Wild Lab

Every Embryo symbol that hits the extra reel is added to the Embryo Meter in Agnes Mission: Wild Lab, and reaching 12 charges starts Agnes Mission Mode. This is effectively a super‑charged stint of paid spins where Collect symbols and Walking Wild Lab Respins appear far more frequently. When you trigger walking wilds during this mode, the two rightmost reels are usually held as full wilds, which can turn even modest multipliers into very strong hits, though the exact ending point of the mission can feel a little opaque.

The 200 Spins Agnes Mission: Wild Lab Slot Experience

When I sat down for a focused 200‑spin session on Agnes Mission: Wild Lab, the slot felt fairly true to its stated medium volatility. There were patches of dead spins, but Toxic Mutation dropped in often enough to keep the balance from collapsing too quickly. I triggered a couple of Walking Wild Lab Respins rounds in the base game, one of which nudged into a decent multi‑hundred‑x result without even touching Agnes Mission Mode.

Agnes Coin Collect came up in short bursts. In my run I managed to land several coin screens with a Collect on the extra reel, though only the Mini and Minor jackpots showed up on the coins themselves. That is the nature of fixed jackpots, of course; the Grand at 2,000x will be rare, but the structure means there is always at least some cash attached to a collect screen if enough coins land.

Agnes Mission Mode triggered once for me across the 200 spins, which felt about right given the need for 12 embryos. The increased presence of coins and walking wilds in that stretch was noticeable and did a good job of rebuilding my session after a lean spell. Given Foxium use adjustable RTP settings across operators, I always check the info panel before committing real money, as that 96.23% top setting makes a real difference long term.

Agnes Mission: Wild Lab Review Summary

The theme in Agnes Mission: Wild Lab hits a fun balance between creepy and tongue‑in‑cheek, with the decision to christen the alien threat “Agnes” giving the whole thing a slightly absurd edge. The skyline backdrop, slick lab visuals and rave‑style soundtrack hang together well. Nothing here is visually mind‑blowing, but the presentation supports the feature set nicely and keeps the action feeling sharp rather than cluttered.

From a gameplay point of view, I like how the extra reel, Embryo symbols, coin collects and walking wilds all feed into each other. The big miss for me is the lack of a traditional free spins bonus; Agnes Mission Mode still uses paid spins until the respins arrive, which feels a bit stingy for a modern release. That said, with jackpots up to 2,000x and an overall 10,000x potential, this lab is well worth a visit if you enjoy feature‑driven slots with plenty going on each spin.

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