Series
Magic Stars series
Magic Stars slots: from three reels to cluster pays
Few retro star-themed lines cover as much structural ground in such a compact space as Wazdan's Magic Stars series, which moves from 3x3 simplicity to six reels and then cluster pays. Its arcade stars, gems and gamble options remain recognizable while the grid and payout ceiling change substantially.
Ranked by Slot Score
| Game | Year | RTP | Volatility | Slot Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Magic Stars 3Wazdan | 2018 | 96.59% | — | 59 |
 Magic Stars 5Wazdan | 2019 | 96.42% | — | 58 |
 Magic Stars 6Wazdan | 2019 | 96.49% | — | 63 |
 Magic Stars 9LatestWazdan | 2019 | 96.21% | — | 72 |
Magic Stars 3 is the stripped-back foundation: three reels, three rows, five paylines and a 200x ceiling, with wild substitutions and a gamble feature carrying most of the interaction. Magic Stars 5 expands that frame to 5x3 and 20 paylines, but keeps the reward scale modest at 305x.
Magic Stars 6 adds a sixth reel without increasing the 20-line count. Free spins and a free-spin multiplier provide the more important change, while the ceiling rises to 750x. It is the bridge between the minimal early entries and the much more aggressive final variation.
Magic Stars 9 breaks the progression instead of merely adding another reel. It combines a 5x3 screen and nine listed win lines with cluster pays, free spins, multipliers and a 10,500x cap. Magic Stars therefore evolves through format experiments rather than visual reinvention: three-reel classic, wider payline slot, multiplier-led six-reel game, then a cluster-based ceiling expansion.