Wolf’s Moon 2

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Provider

Zillion Games

RTP

95.25%

Volatility

Medium

Max Win

1,300x

Grid

6x4

Paylines

4,096 ways to win

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Zillion Games dropped Wolf's Moon 2 in 2026, almost two years after the original prowled onto reels in May 2024. The sequel keeps the same moonlit mountain mood, the same howl-at-the-sky energy, but stretches the canvas to a 6×4 grid with 4,096 ways to win. Pine forests, a glassy reflective lake, snow-dusted peaks under a fat full moon. The wildlife cast (deer, wild pig, rabbit, the obligatory tiny mouse) shares the reels with playing card royals. It's not breaking new artistic ground, honestly, but the snow and reflections do look proper.

The maths run at RTP 95.25% with medium volatility, and the max win sits around 1,300x. Not a sky-shattering ceiling, and that's where the trade-off lands. You're getting steadier base-game hits and a meaningful jackpot path instead of doomsday hit-and-run volatility. Fair swap if you want sessions that last longer than three minutes.

The headline mechanic is Hold and Ring. Land 6 Bonus coins and the feature triggers, locking those coins in place while you get 3 respins. Each new coin resets the counter back to 3. Fill all 24 cells and you grab the GRAND. At a €2 bet that pays €2,000 (1000x), with MAJOR at €200 (100x), MINOR at €60 (30x), and MINI at €48 (24x). Coins also carry cash values that get scooped up by the Boost symbol, which collects everything visible on the reels when it lands.

Base play has a couple of extra tricks. A Mystery symbol transforms into a single matching icon across the reels, and a Random Wild feature can drop two or more wilds mid-spin without warning. Hit 3 Scatters and you trigger 8 Free Spins with Walking Wilds, which shift one position per spin and stick around until they roll off the grid.

One small frustration: there's no Buy Bonus option. Some players will cheer that decision, others will groan. If you'd rather hunt the Hold and Ring organically, you'll be fine. If you wanted to skip straight to the jackpot chase, well, tough luck. Either way, Wolf's Moon 2 is a tidy upgrade over the original.