Both ways
Ten lines pay from left to right and from right to left — three matching stars at either end of a line make a win.
Glowing jewel stars against a deep violet sky and a soundtrack straight from an 80s arcade. Ten lines that pay both ways, Wilds on the middle reels — and free games that pour thirty extra stacked Wilds onto the screen.


Starmania keeps the rules short. Each scene is a playable 5×3 mini-reel — press its button and watch one rule at work.
Ten lines pay from left to right and from right to left — three matching stars at either end of a line make a win.
The WILD tile lands on reels 2, 3 and 4 only and stands in for every star.
BONUS scatters pay anywhere on the screen — 20×, 100× or 200× the line bet — and three of them start the free games.
In the free games thirty extra stacked Wilds join reels 2, 3 and 4, so whole reels can turn wild at once.
A playable copy with 10 lines and the real star values. Spin and see which lines paid, which stars lined up and what they are worth.
Press Spin to play.
Values in × total bet (the game's line values ÷ 10); here lines are only read from the left. A toy — no bets, no payouts.
Three BONUS scatters start the feature. Here the wheel decides how many free games you play and the multiplier on every win — spin it, then play the round on the reels beside it.
Tap the centre to spin the wheel
Tap the centre of the wheel to see what you win.
A toy: the real free games are always 10 (up to 20) with 30 extra stacked Wilds and no multiplier. No bets, no payouts.
One of the highest RTPs in any classic five-reeler — check the info screen for your casino's version.
Your bet — reachable when stacked Wilds line up in the free games.

Both ways · 5 reels × 3 rows

NextGen Gaming
Five BONUS symbols anywhere, in line bets
Thirty extra stacked Wilds on reels 2, 3 and 4





Starmania is a pure, bright classic with one big talking point: its 97.87% RTP. Ten lines paying both ways keep wins coming, Wilds on the middle reels help complete them, and the free games turn the middle of the screen into a wall of stacked Wilds. The look is pure 80s arcade and the rules fit on a postcard. The ceiling is modest at 1,000×, but few games give back more on average.
NextGen Gaming was an Australian-born studio known for bright, easy classics such as Foxin’ Wins and Starmania. Light & Wonder bought it in 2014, and its games now live on in that catalogue.
More about NextGen GamingA little chrome robot with a glowing sun-star on its head has rolled out of the arcade and walks on four springy legs across the neon grid. Tap the floor to guide it, or start a star hunt.
Sun stars and blue stars light up on the grid for a few seconds — tap one and the bot hurries over: sun stars score 3, blue stars 1. Crackling static orbs drift across the floor and cost a leg; a battery recharges it. Lose three legs or run out of 60 seconds and the hunt is over.
Spin the free demo above, or play Starmania for real money at a licensed casino with a welcome bonus.