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Pirates Plenty Megaways Review
The Megaways version is a logical step for the series. The core features have been carried over, with tweaks for a unique experience. The Megaways engine makes this the biggest adventure so far.
Unlocking up to 200,704 win ways is an exciting prospect, with the expanding multiplier wilds that stay until you win. This, with the royal removal monkey wild, keeps the base game interesting, while you wait to trigger the progressive multiplier bonus round. If the Wild Ways are unlocked there too, payouts above 10,000x are possible.
Pirates Plenty Megaways Features
All winning symbols are removed from the reels, and new symbols drop from above. This is the Cascading Wins feature that’s common in Megaways engine games. The 2 to 7 symbols per reel, and up to 117,649 regular win ways, adds unpredictability to each spin.
There are 3 unique wild features, and the Monkey Wild will remove all low-value symbols. It will then become sticky for the cascading sequence. You will collect treasure map symbols as you play, and this helps move a ship along the map that covers the top reel.
When the ship reaches its destination, you trigger the Wild Ways feature. This uncovers the top horizontal reel, adding an extra row to reels 2, 3, 4 and 5. This also increases the number of potential win ways up to 200,704.
When you activate the Wild Ways top reel, Lady Anne wilds can slide in to help you out. She only appears on the top reel, but expands to cover the full reel when she lands. Lady Anne wilds also come with a random multiplier between 3x and 8x, and it becomes sticky until it’s involved in a winning combo.
You trigger the Bonus Round with 9 free spins when you land 3 scatter symbols anywhere. Each extra scatter above the minimum awards 3 extra spins, up to 18 at the most. You can retrigger the bonus round indefinitely by landing 3+ scatters. The free spins come with a progressive multiplier that starts at 1x, and increases with +1 per win/cascade. The multiplier does not reset between spins.
The 200 Spins Pirates Plenty Megaways Experience
Nothing too interesting happened until we landed 3 scatters to trigger the bonus round. This goes down at 1:20 into the highlights video, and it’s a bit lengthy this time because we retrigger the free spins with 9 extra spins. After the multiplier built up, we kept landing big wins. Check it out!
Review Summary
If the Piraty Plenty series was a trilogy, this Megaways version would be a perfect ending. Hallmark elements, like the monkey wild and the treasure map reel unlocking feature, has been carried over, with the added excitement this engine offers.
Fans will hardly be disappointed, though you’ll see less pirate battle action. The expanding multiplier wild, that sticks around until you win, sprinkle the base game with exciting moments. Without the Wild Ways unlocked, the bonus round is fairly standard. That’s easy to forgive, with a 10,489x potential.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Sticky wild monkey removes low-value symbols | Max bet is only £40 per spin |
| Unlock Wild Ways for expanding multiplier wilds | Beware of customizable RTP ranges |
| Bonus round w/ unlimited progressive multiplier | |
| Win up to 10,489x your stake |
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