Forgotten Slot Review

Forgotten sets its ten-line slot in an abandoned childhood home, where toys and a notebook point toward a haunted attic. Scatter-Wilds trigger ten Free Spins; randomly selected symbols expand when enough land: two high or medium, or three low. Both selection and count shape the feature.

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Forgotten at a glance

Provider	BGaming
Genre / theme	Horror
Game type	Video slot
Reference RTP	96.89%
Volatility	Very high
Payout mechanic	10 lines
Maximum win	€255,000; maximum multiplier displayed x 7.500 the bet
Release date	29 October 2024
Main features	3+ Scatter-Wilds trigger 10 Free Spins; 3+ retrigger unlimited. Random symbols except Scatters expand with 2+ high/medium or 3+ low symbols, non-adjacent; Expanding symbols persist through the round.

RTP and stake limits can vary by version and market. Check the information screen in the game you open. Maximum win is a ceiling, not an expected result.

Ten lines and Scatter-Wild entry

The official detail panel lists ten lines, but does not state the reel and row dimensions. Scatter symbols also act as Wilds, substituting for symbols in a winning line. Three or more Scatter symbols in one spin trigger ten Free Spins; three or more during the feature retrigger it, and retriggers are unlimited. The combined Scatter-Wild role means a symbol can contribute to a line and help open or extend the bonus, although the source does not describe a payout schedule for Scatter-Wilds themselves.

In Free Spins, any symbol except a Scatter may be randomly chosen as an Expanding symbol. Two or more high or medium symbols, or three or more low symbols, must land for expansion; they need not be adjacent. A selected symbol can be chosen up to nine times when the round retriggers, and all Expanding symbols stay active through the end of the bonus. The source calls the symbol selection random but gives no odds by symbol, so no value is presented as more likely to expand.

Chosen starts and paid entry

Buy Bonus offers ten Free Spins with one, two, four or eight selected toys, at prices shown in a pop-up that changes with the bet. This alters the number of starting Expanding symbols, while the normal Scatter trigger begins with the standard bonus. The button shows the minimum purchase value. Buy Bonus is disabled while Chance ×2 is active; Chance ×2 slightly increases the bet and doubles the chance of triggering the feature, but is unavailable when the purchase option is active.

The names matter less than the mechanics: Chance ×2 changes the probability and stake, while Buy Bonus controls how many expanding symbols start the round. The observed official rules do not say whether selected symbols are freely chosen or randomly assigned among the one, two, four or eight options. They only confirm the count of starting symbols. Treating the purchase as a choice of exact toy identity would go beyond the available description.

Configuration and audience

BGaming lists RTP 96.89%, Very high volatility, maximum win €255,000, and maximum multiplier displayed as “x 7.500”; release date is October 29, 2024. The game has ten lines. The expanding-symbol rules are specific about thresholds and persistence, but the detail panel does not give reel dimensions, a full paytable or odds for random symbol selection. The maximum-multiplier punctuation is preserved as displayed rather than reinterpreted.

Forgotten’s strongest feature is the combination of a Wild Scatter and expansion thresholds that vary by symbol class. Unlimited retriggers can refresh the round, but a low symbol needs three matches while high and medium need two; that difference makes outcomes dependent on what the random selector chooses. Very high volatility adds uncertainty, and the selected identity odds are missing. Horror fans may enjoy the attic setting and jumpscare framing, while players wanting a predictable bonus sequence will find the random selection and varied thresholds less transparent.

Strengths and weak points

Strengths

The rules distinguish high/medium from low expansion thresholds, clarify that symbols need not touch, and keep selected Expanding symbols active through the bonus.

Weaknesses

Random symbol odds are not published, low symbols need a larger qualifying count, and Very high volatility makes the expanding feature difficult to forecast.

Our Editor’s View

Forgotten builds its bonus around two linked conditions: Scatter-Wilds open and retrigger the ten-spin round, while a randomly selected toy expands only after enough copies land. High and medium symbols need two; low symbols need three, and adjacency is unnecessary. That gives the feature clear mechanics but leaves the odds of each selected symbol unknown. Buy Bonus can provide a larger starting set, though the source does not say which symbols are chosen. The eerie home-and-attic setting suits the horror structure. Players who enjoy variable bonus states may find it engaging; anyone seeking predictable expansion outcomes will have limited probabilities to work with.