Angry Pigs

Angry Pigs Slot Review — Aiwin Games

Angry Pigs was released by Aiwin Games on 20 February 2017, running on a 5-reel, 3-row grid with 15 fixed paylines. The headline figure is a maximum win of 150,000x the stake, paired with a jackpot feature, wild and scatter symbols, bonus symbols and a free spins round. Betting runs from 0.01 to 150.0 per spin, giving a wide span between casual and high-stake play on the same paytable. The developer behind the title, Aiwin Games, carries a portfolio of roughly 70–80 slots and instant games aimed primarily at Asian and European markets.

Core Gameplay Experience

The 5×3 reel set with 15 paylines keeps the grid compact rather than sprawling across hundreds of ways to win, so each spin resolves quickly and the paytable stays easy to track. The visual theme places pig characters against an African savanna setting, rendered in a yellow-toned palette alongside other wildlife in the animals and nature category. The pacing suits players who want a readable board rather than a maximalist grid.

Features and Mechanics

Wild symbols substitute for regular symbols to complete paylines that would otherwise miss, which on a 15-line grid has a proportionally larger effect on hit frequency than it would on a game with hundreds of ways to win. Scatter symbols work independently of the payline structure and are the route into the free spins round, giving the game a secondary mode distinct from the base paytable. Bonus symbols sit alongside these as a separate trigger layer, and a jackpot feature adds a payout tier above the standard paytable. These mechanics can be confirmed by watching the demo play out.

RTP, Volatility and Payout Model

Angry Pigs runs on a high volatility profile, meaning the game is built around infrequent but larger payouts rather than steady small returns on most spins. A high volatility profile is shared by 2,257 of the 4,744 slots in our catalog (48%), so the risk shape here is common rather than unusual, but it still means bankroll planning matters more than it would on a low-volatility title. The 150,000x maximum win is higher than 98% of the 3,514 slots in our catalog with a published max win, where the usual figure sits around 2,500x, which places the ceiling on Angry Pigs well above what most comparable slots offer even though it will be reached rarely, if at all, in most sessions.

Similar Aiwin Games Slots — Comparison

Across these six Aiwin Games titles the published RTP sits uniformly at 96% and volatility stays high throughout, while paylines range from 15 on Angry Pigs, North Pole and Underground up to 50 on Mammon.

Similar Free Spins Slots from Other Studios

Among these four free-spins slots from other studios, RTP ranges narrowly between 96.00% and 96.09% and max win spans from x100 to x2000, a ceiling that Angry Pigs’ 150,000x figure sits far above.

How to Play Angry Pigs Online

The demo version of Angry Pigs lets you run through the reel layout, the wild and scatter triggers and the free spins round without staking money, a useful step before adjusting bet size on the 0.01 to 150.0 range. Aiwin Games titles run at 4 casinos in our catalog, including 22Casino and BetLabel, and are also listed in the broader slots category alongside other bonus symbol slots. Checking a casino’s licence and payout record before depositing is covered in the rating methodology, and the full games directory carries the demo build for free play.

Verdict on Angry Pigs

Angry Pigs is a high-volatility, jackpot-driven slot with a 150,000x ceiling that sits well above the typical maximum win in its catalog bracket, built on a compact 15-payline grid rather than a dense ways-to-win structure. It suits players who accept long gaps between payouts in exchange for a shot at the jackpot tier, and who prefer a simpler 5×3 grid over sprawling modern layouts.