La Mansion Encantada Slot Review & Free Play

La Mansion Encantada: Unlock the Mansion's Secrets for 1,000x Rewards

MGA’s La Mansion Encantada brings a childish, cartoonish Casper-style ghost world together with four different bonus games. With a 1,000x max win, this slot is one of the most complex slots I have come across over the years. It made me curious to enter this haunted mansion and see what was hiding inside.

The base game is three reels, three rows, and a single payline. You need two/three matching symbols on adjacent reels across the middle row to form a winning combination. That simplicity came with a price, as I was landing wins only every eight to nine spins. 

Thankfully, when they did arrive, the payouts were between 4x and 6x my bet, with bigger hits of 12x, 14x, and even 20x my bet.

In this game, you can either collect your win or turn it into keys for the additional game. I wouldn't recommend exchanging your winnings for keys, though. Because the Key symbols give you five keys whenever they land on the grid. 

The base game also has a little trick. If two matching symbols land on the first and third reels, they remain sticky for one round, giving the middle reel another spin to complete the winning combination. 

Sadly, I couldn't trigger any of the four bonus games during my session, either naturally through the base game or through the additional game. That was probably my biggest disappointment. Both game variants can lead into these mini-games, which bring characters like Frankenstein and Pharaohs into the slot.

The second game works differently from the main one and introduces a vampire and witch as your hosts. Here, the keys become the currency for each spin. From my experience, I could tell, bring at least 80 to 90 keys in this game. Otherwise, you’ll be thrown down this chamber far sooner than you might expect. 

Playing La Mansion Encantada felt a little like walking into a casino and finding several different games packed into the same machine. It can seem confusing when you first start, but once the two game modes and key system make sense, the whole thing becomes much easier to follow.