Foxpot

Foxium moves away from its usual character-driven slots for Foxpot, dropping the tiny gods and pirates in favour of a single-row, casino-cabinet setup centred on a spinning prize wheel. A game-show host voiceover calls out the key moments, and the whole thing is styled like a physical arcade cabinet rather than a themed adventure.

The reel itself holds four positions, but only three of them can land matching symbols — the fourth position exists purely to deliver multipliers of x2 or x3 against whatever line win has already landed. Regular symbols are plums, lemons, watermelons, and single, double and triple sevens, paying 1x to 25x the stake for three matching symbols, while any three sevens together also trigger their own payout regardless of exact combination. A wild worth 40x the bet substitutes for the other symbols.

Landing bonus symbols on that one reel is what really matters, since that's what spins the prize wheel — Foxpot's actual goal. A nudge feature occasionally kicks in on its own, pulling a partially visible bonus symbol fully into view to help make that happen.

The wheel itself is split into three tiers, unlocked by how many bonus symbols land at once. One bonus symbol spins the money ring, which pays straightforward cash prizes plus a shot at three separate jackpots — Mini, Midi and the top-tier Foxpot jackpot, worth up to 1,000x the stake. Two bonus symbols add a second ring spin, awarding a multiplier of up to x10 applied to whatever the money ring already paid out. Three bonus symbols go further still, granting a spin on a third ring that can award a full respin of the entire wheel sequence.

Foxpot runs on the Microgaming platform and carries a 96.31% RTP in its best-paying configuration, with Foxium rating it medium volatility. Hit frequency is low at 10.69%, since most of the return is weighted toward the prize wheel rather than everyday line wins on the single payline. A single spin can cost as little as 0.20 or as much as 25, and the biggest possible prize tops out at 10,000x that stake.