Feather Fury (Relax Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Feather Fury Slot Overview

I’ve put plenty of spins into Feather Fury from Relax Gaming. It’s a 3-reel, 2-row slot with 4 paylines, set in a chicken coop turned boxing ring. Stakes run from 0.10 to 200, RTP sits at 96.1%, volatility is high, and the top payout reaches 5,000x stake. The core mechanic is Multiplier Respins that swing momentum after dry spells. With a tight layout and punchy maths, sessions move fast, and the counter above the reels adds steady pressure as non-winning spins stack.

Feather Fury Slot Information

The action plays out inside a small chicken coop, complete with farmyard sounds and a jaunty banjo line. The reels sit by a tiny boxing ring, with a fiery rooster perched above, itching for a scrap. Each non-winning spin lands a glove on his beak, ticking up the counter. It runs well on desktops, tablets, and mobiles. Wins land by getting 3 of the same symbol on adjacent reels starting from the leftmost reel, which suits the compact 3x2 layout.

The lower-paying set is an eggplant, a corn cob, and a beetroot. Any 3-of-a-kind pays between 1x and 2x the bet. The higher-paying set holds a boxing glove, a championship belt, and the boxing rooster. Landing 3 of the same symbol pays from 3x up to 50x the bet. There are no Wilds getting in the way, so the table stays clear and punchy, and you’ll feel the step-up when premiums align across those four lines.

Because Feather Fury runs on 3 reels and 4 paylines, the game leans on single-hit clarity rather than build-up play. I pace my bankroll around runs where the aim flips, missing can be good, as dead spins feed the counter and set up the feature. Without extra modifiers crowding the field, reading outcomes is straightforward. You spin for three of a kind, watch the counter rise, and line up a premium when the time is right.

Feather Fury Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	3	x50
	3	x10
	3	x3
	3	x2
	3	x1.5
	3	x1

Feather Fury Slot Features

Features are pared back to a single mover, and it’s a tasty one. Multiplier Respins triggers after 10 consecutive losing spins in the base game. When it fires, all symbol values double and a respin begins, running until a win lands. If that respin misses, values double again. This can roll a few times, turning even a modest line into something spicy. Hit the rooster at the right point and the maths can push towards the 5,000x ceiling.

The counter above the reels makes those dead spins matter, adding pace as it climbs. I like how the tempo alternates between quick base rounds and tight moments when you’re one step from the trigger. On the numbers side, RTP is 96.1% and volatility runs high, so the ride can be swingy. With just 3 reels and 4 lines, clarity is high, and when Multiplier Respins is in play the doubled table does the heavy lifting.

Multiplier Respins in Feather Fury

After 10 losses in a row, Feather Fury flips the script. The feature kicks off with all pays doubled, then continues to respin until a hit. Miss again and the doubles stack, which is where the excitement comes from. I’ve seen the rooster, belt, or glove land right after two or three misses in the feature and throw out a sharp payout. It’s simple, readable, and rewards the patience of sitting through a lean patch.

Feather Fury Demo Version

I always put in a practice run on the free Feather Fury demo. It’s the quickest way to get a feel for the volatility and timing, watch the counter behaviour, and see how the 10-spin trigger plays out, all without risking a penny. A few sessions show how the table doubles in the feature and what a 3-of-a-kind looks like across those 4 lines. Once that rhythm clicks, moving to stakes feels natural.

I test different bet sizes from 0.10 up to what suits my bankroll, focusing on how quickly the counter rises during dry spells. Because RTP clocks in at 96.1% with high volatility, I prefer steady stakes in the base game and save the bigger shots for when I’m confident with the flow. The demo trims the learning curve, makes the pace familiar, and helps you spot when the ring is ready for a hit.