Crazy Digginz (Pulse 8 Studios) – Review & Demo Play

Crazy Digginz - It’s all Mine! Slot Information

Crazy Digginz - It’s all Mine! is a 5x3, 20 line slot from Pulse 8 Studios with an RTP of 96.02%, hit frequency of 26.45%, very high volatility, and a max win of 68,000x the bet. Stakes range from 0.20 to 20. I'm dropped into a mine shaft with odd yet awesome buddies Allmine, Flint, and Morpho, plus a twitchy bird parked on a detonator. The corky visuals and hectic drumming deliver a lively, slightly menacing vibe that suits the gem-collecting caper.

Wins land left to right on the lines with three or more matching symbols. Lower pays are 10 to A, worth 1.5x to 2.5x for five of a kind. Higher pays are a pickaxe, hammer, and blue, green, and red gems, paying 4x to 20x for a full line. A gem cart is the regular Wild on reels two, three, and four, subbing for pays to set up hits. That Wild sits alongside three Special Wilds that bring the real spice.

Wild Symbol in Crazy Digginz

Wild symbols appear on reels two, three, and four and substitute for all paying symbols. They do not stand in for the Scatter or any Special Wild. In practice, I see the regular Wild stitching together awkward three-of-a-kinds and turning near misses into tidy lines, especially when a premium is on reel one. It's a simple mechanic, but on a 20 line, high variance setup, those mid-round Stabilisers help smooth the ride while you wait for the dwarves to clock in.

Crazy Digginz Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x20
	4	x4
	3	x2.5
	5	x15
	4	x3
	3	x2
	5	x10
	4	x2.5
	3	x1.5
	5	x5
	4	x2
	3	x1
	5	x4
	4	x2
	3	x1
	5	x2.5
	4	x1.25
	3	x0.5
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.75
	3	x0.25
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.75
	3	x0.25
	Scatter
	Wild
	Wild, Multiplier

Special Wild Symbols in Crazy Digginz

Allmine, Flint, and Morpho are Special Wilds that also substitute. They land on reels two to four. Each carries a unique modifier. Allmine, the Collector with a yellow helmet, takes a 1x multiplier from all Gem symbols and any multipliers attached to them, then applies the total to wins he helps complete. Flint, the Spreader, sprinkles random multipliers onto all paying symbols on the grid. Morpho, the Upgrader, turns random lower value symbols into randomly chosen Gem symbols.

You only get one Special Wild type per spin in the base game. When they show up together in the feature, things can get lively fast as modifiers stack across lines. The trio feels well balanced, with Morpho setting the board, Flint priming values, and Allmine closing the deal. Because the Special Wilds still act as substitutes, even a modest line can turn into a keeper once a multiplier lands and Allmine hooks it into the payout for a neat lift.

Crazy Mode in Crazy Digginz

Crazy Mode can trigger at random. When it does, the Special Wild modifiers are enhanced. Allmine collects double the multiplier values from premium Gem symbols. Flint throws out more multipliers, typically eight to fourteen, across all paying symbols except the Scatter. Morpho upgrades two low symbol types into one premium type. It's a brief surge that can swing a session, and it also teases how potent the feature can be when the three miners start pulling in the same direction.

Bonus Buy Feature

Free Spins Feature The free spins round can be triggered instantly from the base game by paying 79x, 299x, or 1999x your stake.
Feature Cost:	x79 Bet
RTP:	-
Volatility:	-

Free Spins in Crazy Digginz

Three, four, or five Scatters trigger 12 free spins. The number of Scatters also decides which Special Wilds are active from the start. Three Scatters give Allmine. Four bring Allmine and Flint. Five add Morpho so the full crew is live. This structure matters. Getting Allmine early gives you a multiplier ladder to climb, while Flint and Morpho push the board forward. With three miners on duty, you're set up for base hits to turn into something that actually moves the needle.

During the round, active Special Wilds roam on reels two to four and act on every spin. Land three or more Scatters to retrigger and add 12 more spins. If any miner is missing, that retrigger also activates another Special Wild. Allmine's multiplier is sticky within the feature, so values can snowball once he keeps reappearing. The synergy is clear. Morpho upgrades, Flint seeds multipliers, and Allmine scoops it all into the payout when he participates in a winning line.

It's a very high volatility bonus, but the cap is big enough to chase. I've seen the board go haywire when all three are active and Crazy Mode shows its face, and that tall ceiling of 68,000x the stake suddenly feels within reach. Most rounds grind out steady ladders with Allmine, then pop when Flint covers the grid. The dead patches exist, yet the system rewards patience, especially if you land early retriggers and keep the multipliers coming through the stickiness.

Win Booster and Bonus Buy in Crazy Digginz

The Win Booster can be toggled on in some regions and doubles the total stake per spin. In return, the base game gains a higher chance to drop Special Wilds, Scatters, or premium symbols, which naturally lifts your shot at seeing the feature. It's an option for when the base feels cold and you want the miners in play more often. On balance, I used it selectively, as the cost rise is noticeable on a swingy maths model like this.

The Bonus Buy menu offers three entries. Pay 79x for a round with three Scatters, 299x for four Scatters, or 1,999x for five Scatters and all three miners active from spin one. That top tier is the showcase, and it mirrors the 200 spins video approach by jumping straight to the best setup. These buys are not available in the UK, so I only saw them in demo and other markets. The core game stands up without them regardless.

Review Summary for Crazy Digginz

I rate Crazy Digginz - It’s all Mine! as a solid and balanced miner slot that wears Peter & Sons' influence with style while still delivering Pulse 8 maths and mechanics. The base gives you regular peeks at what the trio can do, and the feature can let rip when all three are live. The 96.02% RTP is fair, but keep an eye on adjustable ranges across sites. If you like volatile ladders with real ceiling, this one stays in rotation for me.