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Graves Manor by Sir. Pear Slot Overview

Graves Manor by Sir. Pear welcomes you into a gothic mansion framed by purple skies, mist and ornate Victorian details. Its cascading clusters share a mechanic with Sweet Fiesta, but here winning cascades illuminate rooms and open doors, making the house itself part of the gameplay.

Room-based Chandeliers multiply clusters, while Guests build a persistent Party Multiplier during bonuses. Distinct bonus modes reshape the evening, including an open ballroom in The Grand Ball. High volatility accompanies a maximum win of 20,000x the bet. Explore the mansion in the free demo on BonusTiime.

Graves Manor Slot Specifications

Graves Manor uses a 7×6 grid with Cluster Pays: a house seen in cross-section, 7 rooms holding 40 cells, as the two top corners belong to the roof. A win is a cluster of 5 or more identical symbols connected horizontally or vertically, and only lit rooms count.

RTP (Return to Player)

The RTP is 96.20%. The house edge sits at 3.80%.

Volatility

High volatility means swings can be sharp, with slower stretches balanced by more dramatic cluster hits.

Max Win

The max win is 20,000x the bet, so a €1 spin caps at €20,000.

Graves Manor Slot Features

Lights On, At Your Service, Chandeliers, House Party, Silas’s Tantrum, Guests and the Party Multiplier combine room lighting, moving symbols and bonus-stage progression into one layered cluster system.

Lights On

Every round of the Base game and Guest List starts with the ground floor lit: Parlour, Grand Hall and Kitchen, with the doors between them open. Candlelit starts with the ground and first floors lit, so more of the house is active from the first spin. After each winning cascade step, one dark room lights up and its door opens. A room next to a lit room touched by a winning cluster is selected, with the order Cellar → Library → Master Bedroom → Attic resolving multiple candidates or no candidates. Symbols in dark rooms stay visible but are not evaluated, so dark cells never form clusters, and four winning steps can light the whole house.

At Your Service

Mortimer lands only in lit rooms, up to 2 per spin. When he joins a winning cluster, he does not disappear. After each winning cascade step, he moves one cell to a neighbouring lit cell through open doors and helps the next step. He leaves at the end of the spin in the Base game, Guest List, Candlelit and The Séance Parlour. In Open House and The Grand Ball he stays for the whole bonus, at most 2 at once, and moves one cell before each spin.

Chandeliers

In the Base game, Guest List and Candlelit, 0 to 3 Chandeliers can descend at the start of a spin, with at most one per room. Values are x2, x3, x5, x10 and x25. A cluster occupying lit rooms with Chandeliers adds their values together, up to x75 with 3 Chandeliers and up to x100 with 4 in The Séance Parlour. The first Chandelier of a spin always hangs in a lit room, and a Chandelier in a dark room counts from the first step after its room lights.

House Party

When all 7 rooms are lit, every following win in that round gets x2. It works in the Base game, Guest List, Candlelit and The Séance Parlour. Open House and The Grand Ball ignore this rule.

Silas’s Tantrum

After a spin that would otherwise end with no win, Great-Uncle Silas can trigger a fresh win at random, only sometimes and never guaranteed, and only in the Base game, Guest List and Candlelit. He picks a lit room and converts its symbols, except Wilds and Party Invitations, into one regular symbol. He also pulls in enough neighbouring lit cells to reach at least 5, then the game evaluates it normally.

Guests and the Party Multiplier

Guest cards only land in bonuses. Each Guest adds its value to the Party Multiplier, which starts at x1 and multiplies every later win during that bonus. Values are x1, x2, x3, x5 and x10, with x2, x4, x6, x10 and x20 in The Grand Ball. Every 4 Guests also fill a page of the guest book.

Open House

Open House starts directly in a bonus with 10 free spins. All 7 rooms are lit on every spin, every door stays open and there are no room Chandeliers. Mortimer stays for the whole bonus once he lands. Every 4 Guests add 2 free spins, up to 6 extra spins in one bonus.

The Séance Parlour

The Séance Parlour starts with 10 free spins. The ground floor is lit and the Parlour holds a x2 Chandelier. Rooms that light stay lit for the whole bonus, and Chandeliers remain in place and step up one value each time they pay, through x2, x3, x5, x10 and x25. At most one new Chandelier descends at the start of each spin, into a room without one, up to 4 at once. Every 4 Guests light the next dark room, and once the whole house is lit, House Party x2 lasts for the rest of the bonus.

The Grand Ball

The Grand Ball starts with 8 free spins and turns the house into one ballroom of 40 cells. Gravity works per column, the Great Chandelier starts at x1, rises +1 once per winning spin and +2 for every 4 Guests up to x20, stays for the whole bonus and multiplies every win, and Guest values are doubled. The Final Toast then adds every Guest value to the Party Multiplier again on the last spin.

Party Plans

Party Plans holds five paid modes: two switches that stay on and apply to every spin until you turn them off, and three buys that each start one round in a bonus. Guest List costs x1.5 the bet per spin and makes Party Invitations land much more often, so every bonus is far more likely. Candlelit costs x3 the bet per spin and starts every spin with the ground and first floors lit (28 cells) and at least one Chandelier in a lit room. Open House costs x100 the bet for 10 free spins, with all 7 rooms lit on every spin. The Séance Parlour costs x250 the bet for 10 free spins, with rooms that stay lit and Chandeliers that climb to x25. The Grand Ball costs x600 the bet for 8 free spins in one open ballroom, where the Great Chandelier climbs up to x20. Modes costing more than x2 the bet ask for confirmation first.

Graves Manor Slot Review

Graves Manor builds its identity with a gothic manor, a Halloween backdrop and room by room lighting that makes the house itself part of the action. The parchment style interface and Victorian details give the game a clear old world look, while the cross section layout keeps the setting readable in play.

The cluster format works because cascades can light new rooms and change the board mid round. High volatility keeps the base game cautious, then bonuses add more texture through Guests, Chandeliers and moving symbols like Mortimer. The buy options add control, but they also push the cost up sharply.

Graves Manor rewards longer sessions and feature chasing more than quick base game bursts, because the real value sits in its layered bonus modes and 20,000x ceiling. The mix of room progression, bonus specific rules and persistent multipliers gives it enough identity to stand apart from routine cluster slots. Depth and control carry the verdict.

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