Three Little Pigs Slot – Free Demo
Provider:
KA Gaming
Two Free Games Pick Feature rounds paid 11,200 credits between them, and 320 spins at a 200-credit stake still came back at 55.8% of what went in. The Wolf triples any win it completes, and doubles that again once the planks are picked.
Play Three Little Pigs demo
Three pigs, a Wolf and 40 lines
This KA Gaming powered slot ships with 5 reels, 3 rows and 40 pay lines, and the RTP is fixed at 96.03%. The same fairy tale is told by other studios in Greedy Wolf and Huff N' More Puff.
A Wolf that triples, then doubles again
Symbols on the reels comprise the Three Little Pigs symbol next to the Wolf symbol, as well as the Brick House symbol. The Wolf is the Wild and substitutes for every symbol bar the Brick House, which is the Scatter. That one is worth 80 times the stake for 3 anywhere on the reels. Five Brick House symbols pay 8,000 times the stake, so the top figure needs all five on the screen at once.
Multiplier wilds play a key role in the game, and the Wolf wild carries a multiplier of 3x on the wins it finishes. Five Wolf symbols on a payline pay 250 times the stake, while five Three Little Pigs symbols pay 25 times.
Five planks behind the Brick House
When a set of three Brick House symbols anywhere on the reels activates the Free Games Pick Feature, five planks will appear. They are laid out on a separate screen from the reels. Players choose one per activating Scatter, each uncovering free spins. The free spins from every pick are added together and played as one round.
In the free spins round, furthermore, all Wolf wins arrives with a x6 multiplier guaranteed. The feature landed twice in my session, on spin 227 for 5,800 credits and 46 spins later on spin 273 for 5,400 credits, and those two rounds paid 11,200 credits, 31% of everything won.
Final Minty Score: Although it's quite possible that Three Little Pigs will suit someone else's taste, regrettably, it didn't stir my interest. Across 320 spins at 200 credits I wagered 64,000 credits for 35,700 back, a 55.8% return against the stated 96.03%, and the balance never once climbed past its 100,000-credit start.