Piggy Power: Hit the Bonus (Playson) – Review & Demo Play

About the slot in Piggy Power: Hit the Bonus

I’ve put plenty through Piggy Power: Hit the Bonus, and it’s the same 3x3 blueprint I saw before. The base game feels like a waiting room for the bonus round; small drips, nothing chunky. Stakes run from €0.20 to €100. RTP sits at 95.7% with medium to high volatility. The max win reaches 10,000x, while a full grid during the feature pays a fixed 1,000x Grand. It’s built for phones and desktops, tidy visuals, and the focus stays squarely on hitting that feature.

Game features in Piggy Power: Hit the Bonus

Three symbols on the middle row start the Bonus Game on this 3x3 setup, and there’s also a random Power Bonus trigger. You begin with three respins. Any coin or jackpot that lands resets the counter and sticks. Everything that triggered stays in place as well. The round ends when no respins remain or the grid is full. Fill all nine cells and you land the Grand at 1,000x. It’s a simple loop that lives or dies on frequent hits.

During respins, the piggy bank on top can drop multipliers onto random spots or upgrade ones already shown. You can see up to nine appear in a single sweep. Those values sit on the board until the tally. When a collector lands, it totts up the cell values after multipliers apply, which can turn a modest screen into a tidy pay. This spike arrives in waves, so cycles of dry resets and sudden climbs are part of the rhythm.

If you’d rather skip the slog, there’s a buy key. The standard entry costs 30x your bet. The Power option costs 75x and comes with more multiplier action. Once in, there’s no retrigger; it’s a self-contained round with three-life pacing. The default RTP is 95.7% on public sheets, and I’ve found returns swingy but fair for the format. It’s a straight path to the feature for those who don’t fancy waiting on the middle row.

Symbols in Piggy Power: Hit the Bonus

The slot runs without lines and uses special tokens to drive wins. The Bonus coin shows 1x to 4x. The Sticky Bonus shows 5x to 9x and can sit on the reels until the feature launches. Jackpot coins carry Mini, Minor, or Major tags, worth 10x, 20x, and 50x. Line up any three on the centre row to trigger the round, and you’ll carry all starters into the screen where everything locks for the respin cycle.

There’s also a collector that totts up all coin and jackpot values when it lands during the feature, with any multipliers counted before the sweep. A standard Mystery can flip into a Bonus, a jackpot coin, or that collector at the end of the round. The Jackpot Mystery narrows the change to Mini, Minor, or Major. It’s a tidy set that keeps the board state readable, even when the piggy starts dropping extra numbers across the grid.

Piggy Power: Hit the Bonus Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Collect
	Collect, Special
	Collect

Features in Piggy Power: Hit the Bonus

The standout modifier is Piggy Multipliers. On any respin the bank above can place extra multipliers on blank cells or upgrade existing ones, up to nine at once. This shifts the maths fast, turning scattered small coins into a screen that matters. Because all tokens are sticky, these add-ons stack across the life of the round. When the count ends, the collector can sweep those inflated values, which is where the best boards tend to land their serious totals.

The Power Bonus version leans into this, raising the rate multipliers appear and giving you a better shot at a climb within the same three-respin frame. You can roll into it via a random nudge from the middle row, or pay upfront for direct access. The feel is pacey, dead spins chip away, then a coin lands, the life count resets, and the grid starts to build again. When it clicks, the board chemistry is obvious.

Theme & Graphics in Piggy Power: Hit the Bonus

Theme work keeps it simple, with golden pigs, vault doors, and coins setting a bright bank vibe. The graphics are clean and polished, animations glide nicely, and the soundtrack keeps the pace up without grating. On mobile the layout reads well, with the piggy bank perched over the grid so the multiplier drops feel clear. Nothing flashy, but it looks tidy and plays smoothly, which suits a feature-led 3x3 where clarity matters more than clutter.

Our Verdict on Piggy Power: Hit the Bonus

My take is straight. This is the same game in a new suit, with the base game pared back to almost nothing. The numbers check out, 95.7% RTP, medium to high swing, Grand at 1,000x, ceiling at 10,000x. Multipliers and the collector carry the show, and the buy keys make sense if you hate the wait. If you want a no-frills, bonus-centred grind, it does the job and looks decent doing it.