Silver Unicorn

Silver Unicorn Slot: Comprehensive Data Analysis

Core Game Specifications

Attribute	Value
Developer	Rival Gaming
Release Date	December 18, 2013
Theme	Fantasy, Fairytale, Enchanted forest
Layout	5×3
Paylines	20
Bet Range	$0.01–$50
Core Mechanics	Expanding Wilds on reels 1, 3, 5, Free Spins with 3× multiplier, Memory Match Bonus Round
Technology	HTML5 compatible on desktop and mobile
Platform	Playable on iOS and Android browsers

Mathematical & Payout Model

Symbols & Paytable Hierarchy

Tier	Symbol(s)	Function & Value
Low Tier	Heart, Owl	Provides small, frequent wins to maintain gameplay.
Mid Tier	Goblin, Princess, Prince	Thematic items offering moderate payouts.
High Tier	Fairy, Castle	Highest paying symbols. Top hits available with full combinations.
Wild	Silver Unicorn	Acts as a substitute / feature trigger per game rules.
Scatter	Rose, Butterfly	Triggers free spins / bonus round when enough appear.

Silver Unicorn Bonus Features Mechanics

Feature	Trigger	Initial Award	Core Mechanic	Enhancement/Retrigger
Expanding Wild	Silver Unicorn lands on reels 1, 3, or 5		Wild expands to fill reel and substitutes for other symbols	Doubles wins in base game; triples wins during free spins
Free Spins	3–5 Rose scatter symbols	10–25 free spins	Free spins awarded	All wins are tripled
Memory Match Bonus	3+ Butterfly symbols		Match cards to reveal prizes

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the RTP of Silver Unicorn?	The RTP is 94.80%.
How many paylines does the game have?	The game has 20 adjustable paylines.
What triggers the free spins feature?	Landing 3 to 5 Rose scatter symbols triggers free spins.
What does the Silver Unicorn wild do?	The wild expands on reels 1, 3, and 5 and substitutes for other symbols.
How is the bonus round triggered?	Landing three or more Butterfly symbols triggers the memory match bonus round.
What is the maximum win multiplier?	The maximum win is 15,000× the stake.
Can I play on mobile?	The game is compatible with mobile devices via HTML5.

Silver Unicorn Performance Summary: Strengths vs. Weaknesses