Animal Madness (Play’n GO) – Review & Demo Play

Animal Madness Slot Overview

I went into Animal Madness expecting a light farm slot, and it is exactly that: a 5x5 cluster pays setup where 4+ matching symbols connect horizontally or vertically. Stakes run from 0.10 to 100, and cascading wins keep the grid moving. There’s no bonus round, so the action hinges on consecutive cascades feeding a sunflower that drops different animal wilds. The pace felt brisk in my sessions, medium volatility with a default RTP of 96.20%, and the top payout caps at 2,250x stake.

Animal Madness Slot Information

All the animals snooze at dawn beside the grid, then spring to life when you start chaining wins, which fits the upbeat rural vibe. I played on mobile and desktop without issues, and the 5x5 board stays clear and readable. You win by landing clusters of four or more symbols, and those wins are removed by cascades. The sunflower on the left absorbs each winning symbol group as the drops roll, building towards modifiers that can swing a spin hard in your favour.

The paytable splits into crops and livestock. Wheat, corn, tomato, and pumpkin are the lowers, with 18+ clusters paying between 40x and 200x. Hens, goats, sheep, and cows sit on top, with 18+ clusters paying 400x to 1,000x. Wild symbols arrive via features in different sizes, and they substitute for all pay symbols to help build clusters. On balance I found the bigger animal clusters can land, but the grid usually needs a modifier to stitch them together.

Animal Madness runs medium volatility, roughly a 6 out of 10 feel, and the max win is 2,250x the bet. The default RTP is 96.20%, yet the game ships with alternative settings that operators can choose: 94.23%, 91.25%, 87.24%, or 84.20%. I always check the info panel before playing real money, since that figure shapes long-term returns. Betting spans 0.10 to 100 per spin, which gives enough room to manage risk while you chase those cascading sequences that fuel the features.

Animal Madness Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	18+	x1000
	15+	x300
	13+	x50
	11+	x10
	10	x8
	9	x3
	8	x1.4
	7	x1.4
	6	x1.2
	5	x1
	4	x1
	18+	x600
	15+	x150
	13+	x20
	11+	x5
	10	x5
	9	x2
	8	x1.2
	7	x1.2
	6	x1
	5	x0.8
	4	x0.8
	18+	x500
	15+	x100
	13+	x14
	11+	x4
	10	x4
	9	x1.5
	8	x1
	7	x1
	6	x0.7
	5	x0.6
	4	x0.6
	18+	x400
	15+	x70
	13+	x12
	11+	x3
	10	x2.4
	9	x1.3
	8	x0.9
	7	x0.8
	6	x0.5
	5	x0.4
	4	x0.4
	18+	x200
	15+	x30
	13+	x10
	11+	x2.2
	10	x2
	9	x1
	8	x0.6
	7	x0.5
	6	x0.4
	5	x0.2
	4	x0.1
	18+	x100
	15+	x25
	13+	x9
	11+	x2
	10	x1.5
	9	x1
	8	x0.6
	7	x0.5
	6	x0.4
	5	x0.2
	4	x0.1
	18+	x60
	15+	x20
	13+	x7
	11+	x1.5
	10	x1.3
	9	x0.6
	8	x0.5
	7	x0.4
	6	x0.3
	5	x0.2
	4	x0.1
	18+	x40
	15+	x10
	13+	x4
	11+	x1
	10	x1
	9	x0.6
	8	x0.5
	7	x0.4
	6	x0.3
	5	x0.2
	4	x0.1
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Animal Madness Slot Features

Features in Animal Madness orbit three pillars: Cascade, the Sunflower, and Rabbit Destruction. There’s no free spins bonus here; progress comes from consecutive cascades. Each win removes symbols, and the sunflower collects them. Hitting set milestones drops animal wilds onto the grid, and every third cascade leads you closer to the bigger modifiers at 3, 6, 9, and 12. On dead spins, Rabbit Destruction can fire to clear symbols and restart the chain, which often nudges the metre towards the next step.

Cascade in Animal Madness

When a cluster lands, the Cascade kicks in. All symbols in the cluster are removed, and existing or new symbols drop down to fill the gaps. If that creates a fresh cluster, the process repeats, and the sunflower collects the removed symbols to track your streak. I’ve seen chains run for a while when wilds land in the right spots, but once a spin produces no new win, the cascade ends and the sunflower metre resets.

Sunflower in Animal Madness

The Sunflower lights up every time you rack up cascades on a single spin. At 3 consecutive cascades, Wild Chickens add three 1x2 wilds to the grid. At 6, a single 2x3 Wild Goat lands. At 9, two 2x2 Wild Sheep appear, and all symbol payouts are doubled. At 12, a 3x3 Wild Cow drops. These placements tend to deliver a win, pushing the streak forward.

The catch is simple: you must hit those cascades in a row on one paid spin. If the grid stalls, the sunflower resets, and you start from scratch. In practice I often reached the first two modifiers, while levels nine and twelve needed a nudge from Rabbit Destruction or a lucky drop. When the big wild blocks land, they stitch clusters together neatly and can flip a modest spin into something that looks and feels significant.

Rabbit Destruction in Animal Madness

Rabbit Destruction can trigger on any non-winning spin, and it comes in three patterns. One clears three rows. Another wipes three reels. The third removes all lower paying symbols. Any removal triggers a cascade, so you get a fresh drop and a shot at lighting the sunflower again. I’ve had sequences where this fired twice in quick succession, and that was usually enough to push through to wild modifiers and keep the grid alive.

I like how it breaks up dry patches without feeling overbearing. When it removes the lows, the board tightens around animals, which raises the odds of a premium cluster. It’s not rare either; across sessions I saw it pop up fairly often on dead spins. It won’t save every round, but when it connects with the sunflower steps, the game finds its rhythm and the pace becomes lively without a traditional bonus in sight.

Animal Madness Slot Conclusion

Animal Madness trades a classic bonus for a cascade-driven treadmill, and I’m fine with that when the hits come fast. The wild placements usually deliver at least one win, so streaks can build, and the big animal clusters pay well when the board lines up. Medium volatility makes it approachable, and the 2,250x ceiling feels fair for a casual farm slot. I play it for light sessions where I want action without waiting for a free spins trigger.

One gripe: when several clusters land in one drop, only one petal lights on the sunflower, and it kind of feels like I’m being short-changed. Also, check the RTP bracket at your casino, as some versions run lower than the 96.20% model. With that squared, I rate Animal Madness as easygoing entertainment built around tidy modifiers, a snappy cascade loop, and an occasional burst when the sheep or cow wilds arrive at the right time.