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Enchanted Forest is a 1996 slot machine manufactured by Aristocrat. It features 9-line and 20-line configurations, often played for pennies, and incorporates substituting Tree Eyes wild symbols along with Magic Mushroom scatter pays.
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Enchanted Forest is a mid-1990s slot machine from Aristocrat, also known in some markets as Magic Garden, and one of the classic titles that ran on Aristocrat's early MKIV and later MKV cabinet hardware. It's known for its 9-line and 20-line configurations -- often played for pennies -- and for its distinctive Tree Eyes wild symbol, which behaves a little differently from a typical wild, plus Magic Mushroom scatter pays that round out the woodland theme.
Enchanted Forest dates back to the mid-1990s, part of the wave of Aristocrat titles that launched on the company's MKIV hardware before later versions moved to the MKV cabinet platform. Different hardware generations of the game are recognizable by small visual differences, such as changes to the reel background color between early and later MKV editions.
The game has circulated in both 9-line and 20-line configurations, and it's frequently found set up as a penny denomination game, making it an accessible, low-stakes entry point compared to higher-denomination classic reel slots of the same era.
The game's signature symbol is Tree Eyes, which substitutes for other symbols like a standard wild -- but with a twist: if a Tree Eyes win lands at the same time as a natural winning combination on the same line, both wins are paid rather than just the higher one, a detail the game calls out on-screen. Magic Mushroom symbols serve as the game's scatter pays, adding a second way to win outside the standard payline structure.
Enchanted Forest has stuck around as a recognizable name for fans of classic-era Aristocrat reel slots, valued as much for its old-school woodland charm and accessible penny-denomination play as for any single standout feature. Under the Magic Garden name in some markets, it remains a familiar sight to players who gravitate toward vintage Aristocrat titles.
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