

5×5 ways · wheel of damnation · In production · Q4 2026
Spin the board, face the wheel, and take what the nine hells owe you.
Nine hells.One wheel.
Most feature wheels are a paytable wearing a costume — the segment says a number and the number is the feature. This one is not. Every segment on the Wheel of Damnation opens a playable feature with its own board, its own rules and its own way of going wrong.
The board feeds the wheel
3,125 ways across a 5×5 grid. Wheel sigils on the reels wind the mechanism behind them — when it triggers, the reels part and the wheel takes the screen.
The outer ring names the hell
Blood Moon respins, Soul Flow free spins, the Dark Pact, Hexbound, Infernal — and the cursed segments that pay nothing but a second pull. Every segment opens a feature, not a number.
The inner ring upgrades it
A second, smaller ring spins inside the first: extra spins, super variants, a global upgrade. The wheel can hand you a better version of the hell it just named.

Six doors, none of them safe.
Wheel of Damnation
A double-ring wheel behind the reels. The board triggers it, the outer ring names the feature, the inner ring can upgrade it — and every segment is a real feature, not a number.
Blood Moon respins
The moon rises, the board turns red, three respins. Every wild sticks, can grow into a 2×2 or full-column extended wild, and every new one resets the counter.
Soul Flow free spins
Soul symbols charge a current that flows reel to reel. Five charge levels drive a global multiplier up to 8× — and the premium Infernal version locks it at maximum.
Dark Pact
Eight free spins with a multiplier that doubles on every winning spin and halves on every dead one, up to 1,024×. The pact cuts both ways, and the game celebrates both cuts.
Hexbound
Hold-and-win in the soul chamber: bronze, silver and gold gems worth up to 500×, three lives, and a full board that pays a bonus on top.
Mystery Altar
A sealed draw at the altar of silence. Most rounds open the wheel. Some open something considerably worse for the house.
Five ways to face it.
From the base game to the sealed draw at the Mystery Altar. Cost, return and odds for every purchasable mode are printed in the game’s own rules screen — the player reads the same figures the test house will.
Measured, and marked as measured.
- Layout
- 5×5 · 3,125 ways
- Mechanic
- Ways + feature wheel
- RTP
- 96.50% · current build
- Max win
- 50,000×
- Volatility
- Extreme
- Bet modes
- 5
- Wheel features
- 9
- Platform
- WebGL · portrait & landscape
BAAL is in production. The figures on this page are measured from the current verification build — the same package that will go to an accredited laboratory — and re-measured every time the books are regenerated. They are stated as what they are: the current build’s numbers, ahead of certification, not behind it.
The presentation never decides an outcome. Every event the client shows — every respin, every wheel stop, every halving of the Dark Pact — is read from a resolved round record, exactly as it will replay for an auditor.

Feature intro plate

Interface prop · alpha cut-out
The hells can wait.
BAAL ships when the laboratory says it ships. Until then there are two more worlds to look at — one already submitted, one where the puppets hold the multipliers.

