Greedy Wolf

Well, there's a bit of huffin' and a puffin' going on in Greedy Wolf, but not hurricane levels of air movement. It's got polish, bright looks, a ton of animations, several features, and there's an amusing interplay between wolf and piggies. However, it also feels like one of those games Pragmatic Play could design in their sleep with two hands tied behind their backs. The game makes good use of its characters, though, who climb ladders to add wilds or appear on screen to literally blow things away. When it comes to theme use, Greedy Wolf givesQuickspin's classicBig Bad Wolfa run for its money and does so in a charming manner. This made it easy to get caught up in the flow when the features were firing. At the beginning of the review, features were quite rare for a while, and the game lost some of its sheen. However, once they started popping, along with the cute way characters add some of the features, it was easy to settle back for a few rib-ticklers. Free spins were a letdown, though. We'd recently reviewedWild Chapo Dream Drop, which uses a similar system of marking positions on the reels when scatter symbols hit. On the final free spin ofWild Chapo Dream Drop, the marked positions are filled with wilds and/or wild multipliers, which multiply each other. As such, the results can be quite startling. In Greedy Wolf, you just get cash prizes. That's fine, but they didn't tend to have major values, and even having a ton of marked positions just wasn't super exciting. Nor is Greedy Wolf's max win of3,000x the bet. Greedy Wolf would probably fit the bill if a bubbly retelling of the Three Little Pigs fable is all you are looking for. However, if you want a bit more bite, a bit more huff 'n' puff, then a game likeBig Bad Wolf Megawaysand its ten times+ greater potential might be a better option.