Big Bad Wolf Slot Review

HOW TO PLAY BIG BAD WOLF

The biggest question here is who’s afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? The howling creature may seem scary, but he is actually very useful in the 2013 release since he is the Scatter that triggers the Free Spins feature. The Beehive is used as a Wild that substitutes for all regular symbols. All three little Pigs are there, representing high-value symbols and they can also become Wilds, thanks to the Pigs Turn Wild feature.

Another high-paying symbol is the stuffed Piggy. Regular playing cards are used for low-paying icons. There is also the Moon symbol that only appears during the Free Spins feature and is crucial for the Blowing Down the House feature.

The base game takes place in the house of straw, where the reels are set. The 2013 release features five reels, three rows and offers 25 fixed paylines, which pay left to right, beginning from the far left reel. Three of a kind is the minimum for landing payouts. The Quickspin title uses swooping reels, meaning that all winning symbols are blown off the reels and new symbols are added to possibly form new winning combinations. This is closely connected with the Pigs Turn Wild feature, but more about that later. Set the bet somewhere between $0.25 and $250 and you are ready to go.