Animal Madness

Few studios have as much expertise at designing grid slots as Play'n GO has, and Animal Madness is quite different to most others they've done. It doesn't follow the usual template of collecting winning symbols to charge a meter, though when you think about it, collecting consecutive cascades to trigger features is pretty much the same thing. The difference between this and most Play'n GO grid slots is the lack of an ultimate bonus round. Even a relatively toned-down grid slot likeLordi Reel Monstersfired off a potentially devastating free spin when a collection sequence was complete. As the saying goes, variety is the spice of life, and some players may actually prefer this method. Without a long-term goal like triggering a bonus round, Animal Madness does have a treadmill-like quality made up of sprints when the features trigger and jogging on the spot for much of the rest the time. What makes it entertaining, for a while at least, is that the hits do come pretty thick and fast. This led to quite frequent feature triggers, though getting past the second level wasn't easy. Also, the Rabbit Mayhem feature wasn't super rare either, which clears a few pesky symbols out of the way while feeding the sunflower in the process. What's good about the wild symbol placement features is they pretty much guarantee a win when they are added to the grid. This means two things - you get some cash, and the cascades roll on. What's also good is that at the upper end of the paytable, payouts can be substantial. At best, it's possible to win up to2,250x the betwhen playing Animal Madness. To use the treadmill analogy again, after pounding out the miles, eventually, you just want to step off, whether from exhaustion or boredom and there comes a time when Animal Madness' frenzy starts to wear thin. Till that happens, though, there's some carefree gaming to be had for the right player, amidst a flurry of cute animal antics.