Mystery At The Mansion is a 5 Reel, 25 Pay-line Video Slot from NetEnt. You can play Mystery At The Mansion at online casinos such as RedBet, CasinoEuro and Betsson!

Mystery at the Mansion takes its inspiration from a variety of sources, not the least of them being Agatha Christie and the board game Cluedo. You will see many familiar items spinning on the reels, such as The Detective (looking very like Hercules Poirot!), Rat Poison, Letter Opener, Gun, Candlestick and generic playing card symbols from Kings to Tens. The best-paying of the regular reel symbols are the Rat Poison and Letter Opener, both of which are worth 500 coins for spinning 5 into an active pay-line. The Gun will earn you 250 coins for 5 in an active pay-line and the Candlestick will be worth 125 coins for a similar combination.

The Detective is a Wild symbol which will substitute for all other symbols except Scatters and Bonuses. The Detective Wild is also responsible for the game’s highest pay-out of 7,500 coins.

The Mystery Mansion Logo is a Scatter and it will help to unlock the Free Spins Bonus Feature. 3 Mystery Mansion Scatters will earn 10 Free Spins, 4 Mystery Mansion Scatters will unlock 20 Free Spins and 5 Mystery Mansion Scatters will be good for 30 Free Spins. For the Free Spins Round, all spins will be played out with an X3 Multiplier, meaning 5 Detectives in the Free Spins round is worth a 22,500 coin jackpot.

There is also a Bonus Round in Mystery At The Mansion and it is unlocked by spinning in 3 or more of the Colonel Scatters. The Colonel has been murdered and when you spin in these Scatters you are given an opportunity to identify the murderer, the weapon and the motive. When the Scatters spin in, you are taken to a new screen and presented with a number of suspects. You pick one and the coin bonus for each (including the one you picked) is revealed. You are then asked to pick from a number of possible murder weapons, again with the coin value for each being revealed. You are then asked to pick one of two motives. You will then be shown the real killer, weapon and motive. If you match all three, you win a further bonus and you are returned to the base game.

The Return to Player (RTP) for Mystery At The Mansion is 95.1%, which is below average value for a Video Slot and which lets the game down a little. The theme and gameplay are very good fun though, so if you don’t mind paying slightly over the odds it very much worth checking out.