The first Foxin' Wins dropped Mr Foxin in the Irish countryside. The 2014 follow-up packs him onto a white cruise liner, hands him a pair of sunglasses, and points the bow at open water. Same dapper fox, very different postcode. NextGen released Foxin' Wins Again on October 8, 2014, and the cartoon styling already looks dated next to today's cinematic releases. That's fine. The maths is where this one earns its keep.
You're playing a 5×3 grid with 50 fixed paylines, double the original's 25. Bets run from $0.01 up to $100 per spin, and the headline RTP sits at 95.887% with a published range of 95.676% to 95.887%. Volatility is high. Max win caps at 4,000x, which honestly feels modest by 2026 standards, but it suits the steady, wild-driven rhythm of the game.
The clever bit is the SUPER BET ANTE dial sitting beside the reels. It's an additional wager, not a stake multiplier, and it controls where Fox Pups can land and convert symbols into wilds. OFF restricts pups to the centre reel. Level 1 opens reels 2, 3 and 4. Level 2 spreads them across all five reels and nudges the RTP a touch higher at the same time. Is paying extra for wider wilds worth it? In a high-vol game leaning this hard on wild conversions, yes, most of the time.
Land three or more scattered bells and you trigger 10 Free Games. Every prize doubles. Fox Pups appear far more often. Strings of wild-stacked spins can compound quickly, which is exactly the kind of run high-volatility players turn up for. Then comes the twist. When the free games finish, you hit the 2nd Chance decision. The triggering scatter win is banked safely. You can pocket the free-spin haul or gamble the whole batch on a single replay. Fall short on the replay and the lot is gone.
Visually it's all yellow cocktails, brass compasses, speedboats and life rings against turquoise water and a bright sea-and-sky backdrop. Deck chairs frame the reels. Sunny, upbeat, unapologetically holiday-brochure. After any win you can also take the optional double-up gamble: red or black for 2x, correct suit for 4x.