Wild Moon Thieves Review - Moon Respins, Wilds and RTP
Learn How to Play
Wild Moon Thieves - official features and review
Wild Moon Thieves divides its bonuses between a short burst of Wild-heavy free spins and a sticky Moon-prize board. The spiders are friendly in appearance, but understanding the difference between collecting values and clearing them is central to reading a bonus result.
Written by Cryptogambler. Updated November 3, 2026.
Explore games at MELBET
- Explore the current games catalogue
- Availability and account terms are shown on the site
A five-by-four lunar board
BGaming released Wild Moon Thieves on November 26, 2024. The original edition uses five reels with four rows and 25 paylines. The official profile publishes 97% theoretical RTP, medium-low volatility and a maximum of 5,000 times the stake. November 2024 rules place that overall maximum in the bonus game and separately cap the free-spins round at 1,500x.
Ordinary line combinations pay from left to right on consecutive reels. The highest combination is paid per active line, and separate line wins are added. Wilds substitute for ordinary symbols, excluding Scatter and Bonus. Moon Spiders can also place Wilds after a random base-game spin, replacing the symbols they land on.
The separate Scatter and Bonus symbols lead to different rounds. That makes the special-symbol positions important: matching the look of a trigger is insufficient if it lands on the wrong reel. Neither bonus should be treated as an extension of an ordinary Wild line payout.
Sixteen doors before three free spins
Three Scatters on reels 1, 3 and 5 trigger a selection game before free spins. A Moon with 16 closed doors appears. Each selected door reveals a number, and opening continues until a Collector appears and totals the revealed numbers. The maximum allocation is 60 Wild symbols.
That number is an allocation across the free-spins round, rather than a promise of 60 Wilds on each spin. The round lasts three spins, during which the spiders distribute the collected Wilds onto the reels. The linked rules also provide an automatic door-opening option, which can be enabled even after some manual choices.
The selection gives the bonus a different rhythm, but it does not establish a winning door strategy. No official evidence here supports predicting which unopened door will contain the Collector. The useful information is the final Wild allocation and the three-spin structure.
How Moon Respin handles stored values
Two Bonus symbols on reels 2 and 4 start a separate three-respin game. Moon prizes remain in position. New Moon, Collector, Booster or Cleaner symbols refresh the respin sequence, and the round finishes when no spins remain or every cell is filled. The final sum of Moon multipliers is applied to the bet.
Collector and Cleaner are different. Collector takes the visible multiplier sum and becomes a Moon with that value while the other Moons stay. Cleaner also becomes a Moon containing the sum, but removes the other Moons. Booster adds a random value to existing multipliers. Clearing the board therefore reorganizes stored value rather than simply erasing the result.
The linked rules describe purchasing either bonus at the displayed price. Check the active paytable before buying, including the separate 1,500x free-spins ceiling. Wild Moon Thieves offers a compact contrast between distributed Wilds and a developing prize board. Its most useful detail is the distinct behavior of the three special Moon symbols; its limit is that neither route offers a predictable return from one paid entry.
Frequently Asked Questions
