Piggy Holmes

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Provider

GameArt

RTP

96.1%

Volatility

Medium

Max Win

2,294x

Grid

5x3

Paylines

25 Paylines (left to right)

Min Bet

€0.25

Max Bet

€100.00

Release

Aug 2020

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Picture a foggy Victorian alley, gas lamps flickering against wet brick, Big Ben looming in the haze. Now picture the detective on the case as a pig. That's the pitch GameArt ran with for Piggy Holmes, the opening chapter of its Piggy Who run from August 2020. The reels are a straightforward 5×3 with 25 fixed paylines paying left to right, but the noir dressing gives it a heavier, moodier feel than most barnyard slots manage.

The symbol set leans into the mystery. High pays are the clues themselves: a gold revolver, a smoking pipe, gold handcuffs and a magnifying glass. Card royals A through J fill out the low end, framed in ornate rings. The Piggy Wild stands in for everything except the Scatter and the Golden Piggy Coin, which keeps it from accidentally feeding either bonus.

And there are two bonuses, running on completely separate triggers. Land three Scatters on reels 1, 3 and 5 and you get 6 free spins plus 3x your total bet up front. Here's the twist: reels 2, 3 and 4 fuse into one gigantic symbol, a unique paytable kicks in, and any giant Scatter that drops adds 3 more spins for 1x bet. No retrigger cap, so a good run can stretch a long way.

The second feature is a hold-and-win. Six or more Golden Piggy Coins swap the grid for coin-only reels and start a respin round at 3 spins, with each fresh prize coin resetting the count. Coins can also carry Mini, Minor, Major or Grand jackpots. Fill all 15 spots and the Grand pays roughly 1,000x.

Is it worth chasing? The math is solid – 96.10% RTP, medium volatility, a fair bet range from 0.25 to 100. But the 2,294x ceiling feels modest given how much feature machinery sits underneath. You'll notice that gap. The atmosphere, though, more than earns its keep.