Piggy Riches 2 Megaways

Red Tiger built Piggy Riches 2 Megaways as a sequel to its own Megaways take on NetEnt's original Piggy Riches, keeping the same wealthy pig couple and a sprawling, slightly sagging mansion complete with water features and lavish interiors as the visual backdrop. The game runs on six reels that each carry between two and seven symbols per spin, and a chain-reaction engine clears winning symbols before dropping new ones into the gaps behind them, so a single spin can chain through several wins in a row.

Reel heights change from spin to spin, so the number of ways to win moves with them, topping out at 117,649 when every reel reaches full height. Ten through ace make up the low-paying symbols, worth 0.4x to 0.8x the stake for six of a kind, while the higher-value set brings together a bag of money, a set of credit cards, a key, a purse and a piggy bank, paying between 1.2x and 20x for a matching six-symbol combination.

A Super Wild can land on any of the four middle reels, though never on the two central reels at once. It arrives fully stacked with a multiplier between x2 and x7 attached, showing how many symbols it counts as toward a winning combination, and it stays on the reels rather than clearing after paying out.

Three or more scattered symbols open a Hold & Respin round that starts with three spins in hand. A wheel spin at the start hands out somewhere between two and fifteen Cash symbols, each worth 1x to 10x the stake, plus one to five Saves held in reserve. Every Cash symbol that lands afterwards locks in place and resets the spin count back to three. A run of special symbols can also appear during the round alongside the cash values — one gathers nearby cash into a single position, another expands the grid with an extra row, one banks a large fixed sum the moment it lands, and two work as a growing pair, one adding value to whatever cash is already showing and the other collecting everything at an increasing multiplier each time it lands. The round ends once the grid fills up or both the spins and any remaining Saves run out.

A Feature Buy menu offers four ways into the Hold & Respin round directly, priced at 75x, 150x, 350x and 900x the stake, with each step up adding one extra starting row to the grid. RTP moves to 96% when a feature is bought this way; the standard game carries an RTP of 95.71% at high volatility, a maximum win of 20,000 times the stake, and a bet range from 0.10 up to 4 per spin.