Farmtastic (Red Tiger Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Farmtastic: Slot Overview

I’ve put time into Farmtastic from Red Tiger, a farm-themed cluster pays slot on a 6x6 grid where wins land when 5+ identical symbols touch horizontally or vertically. Winning clusters explode and trigger a Chain Reaction as symbols drop in. The setup leans on Wild Symbols, oversized wilds, multipliers, and a Free Spins round. A Progress Blocks panel sits to the right, collecting stars from a Wild Progress Symbol to fire off animal features and win multipliers.

Farmtastic Slot Information

The 6x6 game grid is set on a red barn door with a tractor to the side, and the interface keeps spins brisk. Cluster pays means no fixed paylines; clusters of 5+ do the job and can chain across cascades. It runs smooth on mobile and desktop. If you want quick access to the bonus, there’s a Feature Buy button near Spin in supported markets, offering a paid entry to Free Spins rather than waiting on scatters.

Wild Progress Symbols arrive as golden stars and are collected in the Progress Blocks beside the reels. Only one can drop per Chain Reaction, so charging meters takes a few spins. When a meter completes, its feature becomes active and can trigger at random during play. The blend of 1x1 to 4x4 animal wilds and a win multiplier gives the grid a push during streaks, and those modifiers are the backbone of the base game.

Symbols and Paytable in Farmtastic

The lower-paying symbols are salad leaves, bell peppers, carrots, beets, and corn. Clusters start from 5, but the real steps show at 20+ connected symbols, where low symbols pay between 1x and 7x the bet. With cluster pays, each added symbol can nudge the return, so seeing a screen fill with veggies during a long Chain Reaction can swing a spin. The pay model rewards larger groups rather than isolated hits on fixed lines.

The higher-paying group features chickens, sheep, pigs, cows, and horses. Land 20+ of the same premium symbol and you’re looking at 8x up to 60x the stake for that cluster. Hitting those sizes without help can be rare, which is why the animal features matter: injected wilds can bind clusters together, lift symbol counts, and turn close calls into board clears. The grid format gives space for premiums to stack, and big wilds change the geometry.

The regular Wild Symbol substitutes for all pay symbols, while the Wild Progress Symbol appears as a golden star that feeds the meters. The Scatter is a hay bale tied with a pink ribbon; land three in view to trigger Free Spins. Because only one Wild Progress Symbol can arrive per Chain Reaction, meter work is paced, but the star matters as it’s the gateway to Chicken, Sheep, Pig, Cow, and Multiplier features that carry the base game.

Farmtastic Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	20+	x60
	15+	x20
	10+	x14
	7+	x12
	5+	x9
	20+	x40
	15+	x13
	10+	x11
	7+	x8
	5+	x6
	20+	x20
	15+	x9
	10+	x8
	7+	x6
	5+	x4
	20+	x12
	15+	x6
	10+	x4
	7+	x3
	5+	x2
	20+	x8
	15+	x4
	10+	x2
	7+	x1.5
	5+	x1
	20+	x7
	15+	x2
	10+	x1.7
	7+	x1.2
	5+	x0.9
	20+	x5
	15+	x1.5
	10+	x1.2
	7+	x0.9
	5+	x0.6
	20+	x3
	15+	x1.2
	10+	x0.9
	7+	x0.7
	5+	x0.4
	20+	x2.5
	15+	x0.8
	10+	x0.6
	7+	x0.4
	5+	x0.2
	20+	x1
	15+	x0.7
	10+	x0.5
	7+	x0.3
	5+	x0.1

Farmtastic: Slot Features

Farmtastic runs five Progress Blocks tied to animal features and a win multiplier. The Chicken feature needs 6 stars and sprinkles random 1x1 Chicken Wilds. Sheep needs 5 stars and adds a 2x2 Sheep Wild. Pig takes 4 stars and drops a 3x3 Pig Wild. Cow needs 3 stars and lands a 4x4 Cow Wild. The Multiplier feature needs 2 stars; it applies x2 to all wins until the Chain Reaction ends, rising to x5 on a second activation.

Only one Wild Progress Symbol can land per Chain Reaction, so you fill meters step by step. Once a meter completes, that feature sits live and can trigger at random during spins, which keeps momentum during dry patches. When the Multiplier fires alongside animal wilds, the grid can open up, pushing cluster sizes into the higher pay brackets. The package is simple to follow: collect stars, light blocks, and hope the random trigger lines up with a hot cascade.

Bonus Buy Feature

Free Spins You are guaranteed to land 3 Scatter symbols and enter Free Spins. The price for buying this feature is 50x the current stake.
Feature Cost:	x50 Bet
RTP:	95.76%
Volatility:	-

Free Spins in Farmtastic

Three Scatters award 10 Free Spins, and every Scatter that lands during the bonus adds +3 spins. Any of the Progress Block features can trigger at random in Free Spins, and they appear more frequently than in the base game. If patience isn’t your thing, there’s a Feature Buy option priced at 50x the stake that starts Free Spins with an RTP of 95.68% in supported regions. It’s a straight shortcut to the round without waiting on the hay bales.

Bet Levels, RTP and Volatility in Farmtastic

Farmtastic runs with a default RTP of 95.76%, though operators can set it lower at 94.74%, 92.78%, or 90.73%. The hit frequency is 31.68%, volatility sits in the low/medium bracket, and the max win is 2,900x the bet. Bets start at 0.10 and cap at 20 per spin. No paylines here, as the cluster pays model handles wins through 5+ adjacent symbols. Check the RTP version in your game info, as returns vary by site and market.

Farmtastic: Slot Verdict

I like the breezy farm setup and the tidy loop of Chain Reaction into Progress Blocks. Big animal wilds on a 6x6 grid create proper shaping moments, and when the Multiplier lands in a live cascade, the board can light up. That said, the feature set leans on the same family of wild inserts, so sessions can feel samey after a while. If you’re chasing relaxed spins with periodic surges, the flow here lands that brief.

The ceiling is modest for the format, and the below-average RTP won’t suit every bankroll plan, but the hit rate and low/medium profile help to smooth the ride. I’ve had the best results when stars come early and drop again during Free Spins, stacking a bit of x2 or x5 on a live tumble. For me, Farmtastic works as a light cluster pays option when I want quick cycles, clear features, and a farm theme that doesn’t grate.