Cocks and Robbers

Red Tiger sets its collection mechanics loose on a farmyard in Cocks and Robbers, a medium-volatility slot built on a 6x3 grid with 729 ways to win. Two wild symbols carry the game: a Wild Fox that appears on reels two through five, and a Wild Wolf that can expand to fill an entire reel across that same range. Both substitute for every paying symbol, and each also runs its own collection system layered on top of the base game.

The Wild Fox gathers Ducks and Turkeys as it lands, paying an instant prize worth up to 3,000x the stake once its total is tallied. The Wild Wolf works the other half of the yard, collecting Pigs and Lambs for a top instant prize of 10,000x, and when it expands it can set off a sequence of respins, moving across the grid until a spin produces no further win. A separate feature called Full House drops extra matching animal symbols onto the reels at random, adding to whatever collection is already under way.

Two scatter-triggered rounds sit above the base game. Landing three scatters opens Barn Spins: ten spins with a guaranteed Wild Fox on each one, with every further scatter adding another spin, and a third scatter landing inside the round upgrading it into Super Spins. Four scatters from the base game reach Super Spins directly, guaranteeing both a Wild Fox and, where one hasn't already appeared, a Wild Wolf on every spin. In either round, Wild Wolves that land stay in place between spins, with their collected animals paid out whenever a spin fails to form a new win or when the round ends. Buying directly into Cocks and Robbers' bonus tiers is also an option, whether that's a single spin with a guaranteed Wild Fox or Wild Wolf or an outright purchase of the Barn Spins or Super Spins round itself.

Stakes run from 0.10 up to 500 per spin, and the maximum win across every feature is capped at 11,454x. Red Tiger has held Cocks and Robbers' volatility at medium, so the collection payouts land often enough to keep the reels moving, while the direct buy options give players a way to dial the variance up or down for themselves.