Cursed Can Slot Review

Cursed Can Slot Overview

I have spun plenty of Halloween slots, and Cursed Can from Evoplay stands out for its odd little farm set-up. The game runs on a 5x3 grid with 10 fixed paylines and landed in lobbies in October 2023. Behind the light-hearted monsters there is a pretty serious set of numbers, with a 96.12% RTP and win potential that can climb to a few thousand times stake.

On the reels you get a garden full of animated fruit and veg, with a cursed watering can ready to cause trouble. As someone who prefers slots with simple payline maths, I find Cursed Can easy to read after a few spins. The base game does rely on line hits, yet the occasional feature tease and steady scatter drops stop it feeling like a complete grind.

Theme and Visual Style in Cursed Can

Evoplay has nailed the spooky farm mood in Cursed Can without leaning on the usual horror clichés. Pumpkins, radishes, apples, and plums stare back with glowing eyes, backed by an eerie soundtrack and soft background animations. It has that cartoon Halloween look, yet the art stays sharp and polished, so long sessions never feel cheap or thrown together, even when the balance is taking a bit of a hammering.

Cursed Can Symbols and Paytable

The star of the Cursed Can paytable is the watering can scatter. It pays anywhere on the grid and hits up to 100x your stake for five on the screen, while three or four scatters still return handy line-style wins. I like that you are not just chasing the feature trigger; even a dry session can throw in the odd scatter payout to steady the bankroll a little.

Wilds and pumpkins sit just under the scatter in Cursed Can, each paying 60x for five of a kind. Under them you have the radish, apple, and plum on 40x, 30x, and 20x top prizes. Three of a kind wins on these symbols start around the 1x to 2x mark, echoing the values shown in the full tables, so full-screen hits can look very healthy.

The lower end of the Cursed Can paytable sticks to card ranks from ten to ace. A full line of aces pays 5x, then kings at 4x, queens at 3x, jacks at 2x, and tens at 1x. They might look small, yet they connect far more often than the spooky veg, so regular strings of low hits keep the balance topped up between the better bonus rounds.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x60
	4	x16
	3	x2
	5	x40
	4	x10
	3	x1.5
	5	x30
	4	x8
	3	x1.2
	5	x20
	4	x5
	3	x1
	5	x5
	4	x2
	3	x0.5
	5	x4
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.4
	5	x3
	4	x1
	3	x0.3
	5	x2
	4	x0.7
	3	x0.2
	5	x1
	4	x0.3
	3	x0.1
	Scatter
	5	x100
	4	x10
	Wild
	5	x60
	4	x16
	3	x2

RTP, Volatility and Stakes in Cursed Can

On the numbers side, Cursed Can runs with a 96.12% theoretical return that sits right on the market average. Different sources quote either medium or high volatility and a maximum win between 2,000x and 3,000x, though from my play it behaves far closer to the high side. You can stake from 0.10 up to around 75 per spin, which covers casual sessions and more serious testing runs.

Bonus Features in Cursed Can

The base game in Cursed Can uses standard line wins, yet there is a Random Event that stops those spins becoming too repetitive. On any paid spin, one, two, or even three reels can be chosen to show the same expanded high-paying symbol. When that lines up with matching symbols on the other reels, you get those satisfying single-spin jump hits that make the grid feel alive again.

Free spins in Cursed Can roll in when three or more watering cans land, giving at least ten spins to start. To the side of the reels sits a meter with droplets under each premium symbol. When a can lands during the feature, droplets are removed and, once a symbol’s trail is cleared, that symbol turns into an extra wild for the rest of the round. Extra scatters add more free spins and keep the feature simmering.

Cursed Can Slot – Personal Verdict

From a regular player’s point of view, Cursed Can hits a nice balance between quirky presentation and solid slot maths. The base game can feel a bit quiet when the Random Event takes a break, yet the paytable has enough punch that even a single good spin can put you back in the running. The spooky farm theme is different enough that I do not feel like I am replaying an old clone.

I would steer pure low-risk players towards something gentler, because Cursed Can can go stretches without much happening while it builds towards those heavier hits. If you are comfortable riding a swingy slot with free spins that can pop off when the extra wilds land in the right spots, this one is well worth firing up, especially in the evenings when that Halloween artwork really pops.

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