King Carrot

King Carrot is classic Hacksaw Gaming. It's a disarmingly sweet slot that makes it tough to refrain from having just one more spin. As well as the squeaking cutie pie symbols, the fun Caribbean oompah musical mash-up creates a party mood that's easy to get swept up in. King Carrot isn't the deepest game, so it didn't take too long to see everything it had to offer, potentially shortening its shelf life compared to something more involved. However, the compelling nature of King Carrot's transformation feature does invite repeat viewings. There's just something enjoyable about racking up multiple chosen symbols in free spins, then seeing a bunch of them transform into a big juicy win. It's not just the numerical result, but actually watching the animation of King Carrots eat other symbols when transforming them is highly satisfying. Carrot symbols are the way. Since all the others max out at 10x the bet, everything non-carrot is pretty much pocket change, and they aren't affected by Epic King Carrot multipliers, either. On the flip side, the features did seem to trigger fairly often, balancing everything out in its medium volatile way. However, we did go through a share of dead spin patches during the review. King Carrot's replayability makes it easy to envisage users coming back to it, though, even if they'd thoroughly played the game, as a light-hearted palette cleanser perhaps or something to kill some time with while waiting in line. Potential is surprisingly high, too, at10,000x the betputting King Carrot in the higher Hacksaw slot bracket, so the game can burst under the right conditions. Hacksaw Gaming are experts at creating simple, charming, playable slots, of which King Carrot is another phenomenal example. It's not one of their high impact games, lacking the depth ofWanted Dead or a Wild, as a comparison, but it has a high replayability factor and is hard not to like.