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Piggy Luck Review
Most pig-themed slots come with a money-centric wealth theme with ‘filthy rich’ pigs on display, but Piggy Luck is slightly different in that regard. This release revolves around a King and Queen pig, and their jester piggy. The characters are on display above the 5x3 grid, each representing a bonus wheel and corresponding bonus feature.
The triggering symbols are collected all the way, increasing the winning segment on each wheel, and you can pay 10x to gamble for a feature at any time. You can also wait until they trigger either organically or by maxing out the trigger area on a wheel, and you get features quite often in this low volatility installment. The 10,000x potential is solid in that regard, but you’ll get top-up wins most of the time.
Piggy Luck Slot Features
The premium symbols pay between 7.5 and 12.5 x your stake for 5 of a kind wins, and the Wild symbol pays 50x your stake for the same. The Wild symbol steps in for regular pay symbols to help complete wins as usual, and like the top-tier diamond symbol, wilds also pay 0.1x your stake if only 2 appear on a payline.
The Golden Path feature triggers when you land 3 Piggy King symbols on the 3 middle reels, and it’s all about climbing a prize ladder. A wheel with 6 numbers spin to determine how many rungs on the prize ladder you climb, and the lowest number on the wheel turns into collect per spin. When you land on a collect segment, you win the prize you have achieved.
The Cash Collect feature triggers when you land 3 Piggy Joker symbols on reels 1, 2 and 3, and you will then get to pick from 20 coins. Each coin pick reveals a bet multiplier, and the feature ends when a coin reveals a tick together with the cash prize. Your total cash prize winnings is then summed up as you exit the feature.
The Free Spins round triggers when 3 Piggy Queen symbols appear on reels 3, 4 and 5, and this gives you 15 free spins. You get +15 extra spins if you land 3 Piggy Queen symbols during the feature, and there is nothing extra going on compared to the base game. There is no cap on the number of times you can retrigger the bonus round.
There are 3 wheels above the grid in the base game, and they represent the 3 features we’ve discussed above. Each wheel comes with 2 segments, namely a non-feature segment and a feature trigger segment. The trigger area on each respective wheel is increased by collecting Joker, King and Piggy Queen symbols, and you can buy a spin on either wheel for 10x your stake.
Waiting until the trigger area on the wheel is larger gives you a higher chance of winning a feature, and a feature will also trigger if the trigger area maxes out. Keep your eyes peeled for the Wolf’s Paw symbol, as it will reset the trigger area of the wheel it lands beneath on the regular grid.
The 200 Spins Piggy Luck Slot Experience
We can’t say we enjoyed our test session all that much, but we’ve created a brief and edited highlights video anyway. You can see all the best moments from our 200 spins session, but that’s not really saying too much. Anyway, hit the play button below if you’re curious about this game, and want to see how we fared.
Review Summary
We didn’t like the look and feel of Piggy Luck from the get-go, and the mobile friendly layout does very little for players who want to play on larger screens. The base game is all about collecting the different feature symbols, and you can gamble for them if you’re impatient. With low volatility keeping afloat is easy enough, and features trigger on a regular basis organically anyway.
The bonus round can go on forever, as there are no limits to the amount of retriggers, but it doesn’t take too long before the feature feels more like work than fun. The prize climbing Golden Path feature can land you prizes up to 10,000x your stake, so this is probably the one you want to aim for. However, we don’t see this game going anywhere in terms of popularity, and we recommend people look elsewhere for mobile friendly action.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| High value Wilds pays 50x for 5-oak | Top-tier RTP is only 95.12 % (RTP ranges) |
| Collect feature symbols to win features | Tedious gameplay (looks small on big screens) |
| Pay 10x to gamble for features | |
| 3 different bonus rounds/games | |
| Win up to 10,000x your stake |
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