Baa, Baa, Baa Slot by Playtech

Three glossy sheep perch on golden podiums down the left edge, one red marked Collect, one green marked Spins, one blue marked Expand, and the entire bonus hangs on which of them wakes up. Each sheep guards its own money bank, and the way in is flexible: land 3 or more Hammer symbols and the Hammer picks which banks crack open, drop a Coin in a bank's matching colour, or keep feeding coins into a bank until it randomly bursts. Three Scatters split a bank too. Whichever banks trigger sets the whole shape of the round.

You start with 7 free games, and here's the twist that separates the good rounds from the great ones. The banks that opened decide which Coin Features run, and it can be one, two, or all three at once. Only coins matching an active colour land. Red Coins hand you an instant prize, awarding whatever Prize symbol sits on screen, and those Prizes read anywhere from 1x up to 50x total bet. Green Coins each carry a +1 stamp and stretch the round one spin longer. Blue Coins grow their reel upward by a row, pushing the ways count from 576 toward a ceiling of 7,776. Trigger all three banks and you're collecting prizes, extending spins, and expanding reels on the same run.

Running quietly under all of it, in the base game and the free games alike, is the Prize Chase. Mini, Minor, Major and Grand watermarks land on symbols and fly up to a bar across the top. Fill 2 to claim the Mini, 3 for the Minor, 4 for the Major, and all 5 for the Grand at 2,000x, the biggest number on the table. Bank a tier and its collected watermarks reset to zero, so the chase for the Grand always restarts from scratch.

The setting is a cheerful cartoon farm: rolling green hills, a red barn catching the sun, a rusty windmill turning off to the side. Symbols are farmyard goods, a golden cowbell, stacked hay bales, bunches of pink carrots and a fat pumpkin, sitting over chunky wooden card royals. No buy button anywhere, so every one of those sheep has to be roused the slow way, in play.