Crime Town

Crime Town Overview

Crime Town is a gangster-themed slot from Amigo Gaming, released in November 2025. A mob boss, a red-haired singer, a flat-cap enforcer and a sharp-suited young hood share a 5x3 grid with 30 paylines, set in a rain-soaked city street lined with neon signs and fire escapes. Amigo Gaming rates the game high volatility and lists a maximum multiplier of x3,300. Stakes run from 0.30 to 90 per spin.

Three Poker Chips Above the Reels

The most distinctive part of the screen sits above the grid: three giant casino chips labelled EXPAND (purple), STICKY (red) and MULTI (green). This is the game’s Pile Collector. Amigo Gaming describes a city where “everyone’s after the tokens that fuel the Pile Collector”, and the three chips name the weapons it hands out: Expanding Wilds, Sticky Wilds and wilds with multipliers, all tied to the Free Games.

In our screenshots the chips change their glow as the session goes on – in one spin the green MULTI chip lights up brightly while the other two stay dim, which is the collector reacting to what landed on the reels.

The Paytable

At a €90 bet the paytable shows these values for five, four and three of a kind:

• Mob boss: €4,500 / €900 / €180 – 50x, 10x and 2x the bet
• Red-haired singer: €1,500 / €360 / €90 – about 16.7x, 4x and 1x
• Flat-cap enforcer: €900 / €180 / €45 – 10x, 2x and 0.5x
• Young hood in the blue suit: €900 / €180 / €45 – the same as the enforcer
• Heart and spade: €90 / €45 / €15 – 1x, 0.5x and one sixth of the bet

The low symbols are card suits drawn as glossy gems – hearts, spades, clubs and red diamonds – which fits the casino-and-crime theme better than the usual letters. The boss is the only symbol that really moves the needle: five of him pay 50 times the stake, three times as much as the singer.

The Wild

The wild is a playing card – an ace of spades with a gold WILD banner – and it substitutes on the lines. In several of our spins it landed on the first or second reel and completed wins across three to nine lines at once. In one round two wilds sat side by side at the top of the first two reels, reading WILDWILD, and pulled five lines together.

What Our Spins Showed

We played the demo at €90, and the win meter makes the maths easy to follow.

One spin paid €45 on three lines: three small three-of-a-kind wins at €15 apiece, with the wild on the first reel helping to complete them. Another paid €60 on four lines – four small three-of-a-kind wins of €15 each, again the lowest tier of the table.

The better spins came when the characters stacked up. Three stacked singers next to the wild paid €195 on three lines, and a later spin with a wild on reel one paid another €195, this time spread over nine lines. The best base-game result in our session was €495 on five lines – 5.5x the bet – with the young hood in the blue suit stacked on the first reel and the green MULTI chip lit above the grid.

The wins are frequent but small; most of them are fractions of the bet. That is typical of a high-volatility design, where the base game keeps you ticking over and the real money waits in the free games.

Free Games and the Wild Features

Free Games are triggered by scatters. The game does not simply play extra spins – the Pile Collector decides which wild behaviour is active. Expanding Wilds grow to cover whole reels, Sticky Wilds stay in place across spins, and the MULTI chip adds multipliers to the wilds. SlotCatalog also lists additional free spins among the features, so the round can be extended.

Where the 3,300x Comes From

With a boss paying 50x for five on a single line and thirty lines on the grid, a screen full of bosses or wilds is worth far more than any single line. The 3,300x ceiling is only realistic in the free games, where expanding and sticky wilds can fill reels and multipliers can stack on top.

Crime Town at a Glance

• Layout: 5 reels, 3 rows, 30 paylines
• Volatility: high (Amigo Gaming)
• Maximum win: x3,300
• Bet range: 0.30 to 90
• Features: Pile Collector, Free Games, Expanding Wilds, Sticky Wilds, wild multipliers
• Release: November 2025

Reading the Screen

Under the reels the game shows three boxes: the balance on the left, the current win in the middle and the stake on the right. Above the win it prints “LINES PLAYED” with the number of lines that paid on that spin – 1, 3, 4, 5 or 9 in our session – which makes it easy to see whether a result came from one strong line or several small ones.

Graphics and Sound

The setting is a 1930s-style American city at night: brick tenements, iron fire escapes, a vertical “RESTAURANT” neon sign and a gold Crime Town logo in the top-left corner. The reels are framed in brass, and the buttons are chunky gold discs. The characters are drawn in a painterly style, with the boss in a red tie and pinstripe suit.

More From Amigo Gaming

Amigo Gaming builds many of its recent games around a set of collectors above the reels. War Age Online does it with three fantasy heroes and a pick game, and Cybercats 2088 takes the idea to a neon future city. Crime Town is the version with a gangster story and a focus on wild features rather than jackpots.

Who It Is For

Crime Town suits players who like a classic 30-line slot with a clear theme and a bonus that changes depending on what you collect. The paytable is modest outside the boss, the base game is busy with small wins, and the high volatility means the free games carry most of the value. All six casinos we checked carry it.

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