Piggy Payback

Review

Playing heavily on the military theme, Partygaming have clearly gone all out when it comes to following through on a good idea. With the military band sound effects, Piggy Payback is a war themed masterpiece that both war gaming veterans and gaming aficionados will enjoy.

While the game doesn't go into much detail when it comes to graphics, offering basic reel spins and short, succinct animations, this slots machine does offer up some impressive prizes. The main symbol to look out for is the wolf (who we presume is our war pig's arch enemy) as spinning 2,3, 4 or 5 of this icon will win you a top line multiplying award of 10, 100, 1000 or 5000x respectively. If you're interested in how much this can earn if you're playing for real money, by placing the maximum bet and spinning 5 of this symbol, you could win a cool 50,000 in your own currency! Another symbol to look out for is what we presume to be the pig's house, as spinning 2, 3, 4 or 5 of this icon will earn you a multiplying award of 5, 50, 500 or 2,500x respectively. If you're interested in how much this can earn you, it's a cool 25,000 in your currency.

If this wasn't enough to get you interested, the game also offers an excellent bonus feature and two big earning scatters and wilds. Piggy Payback is an excellent military romp, that'll keep you interested from start to finish.

Wild Symbol

The pig symbols (there are 3 of them) are the wild symbols and can substitute themselves for any other symbol aside from the scatter. Spinning 3 or more of this symbol on reels 1, 3 and 5 will also trigger the extraordinary bonus round.

Scatter Symbol

The scatter symbol is the terrifying tank and spinning 2, 3, 4 or 5 of this symbol will multiply your total bet 1, 5, 20 or 200x respectively. If you'd like to know how much this can earn you in cash turns, placing the maximum bet and spinning 5 will award you 18,000 in your currency.

Bonus Round

The bonus round is relatively simple; all you have to do is aim your tank at 1 of the 3 straw houses at the camp. In a cunning role reversal, it's the wolf that's hiding in one of the houses and you have to use your tank to blow them up. Every time you blow up a house you are rewarded a coin bonus, uncovering the wolf means its game over, as the wolf meekly holds out a white flag and surrenders.