Buggy Bonus Slot by Habanero

The trigger here is left-to-right specific, which is unusual for a scatter mechanic. Three or more Caterpillars landing on reels 1, 2, 3 from the leftmost reel inward open the bonus round. A scatter that drops on reels 4 or 5 without coverage on the left doesn't count toward the trigger. The banner above the grid spells it out plainly: 3 LEFT TO RIGHT TRIGGERS FEATURE. That's a stricter rule than the modern Habanero pattern of paying on any three scatters anywhere on the reels, and it gives the reel-1 anticipation cue real weight when a Caterpillar lands early in the spin.

Free spins start at 10 and carry a multiplier on every win for the round. The multiplier value isn't published in the marketing, but it stacks meaningfully when paired with the Beehive Wild substitutions during the round. Extra Caterpillars landing during free spins add more spins to the counter, so a hot retrigger stretches the run well past the opening allocation. There's no buy-in shortcut and no ante-bet here, which matches the catalog era: 2015 Habanero releases predate the platform's Buy Feature and Super Bet additions by several years. The Beehive substitutes for everything except the Caterpillar, and it carries a single tier (no level-2 or level-3 wilds, no expanding behavior).

Two random progressive jackpots sit on the operator-side network. The Grand resets at 5,000 EUR and the Minor at 50 EUR, and either one can land on any paid spin without a symbol combination triggering it. Wins also feed an optional gamble round, the standard red-or-black card guess where you can double or quadruple a payout before banking it. Lose the guess and the win zeroes out. It's a feature that's largely disappeared from modern slot design but was standard on Habanero's mid-2010s catalog.

Visually it leans into a kid-friendly garden cartoon. The reels sit inside a wooden fence frame with vines crawling up the posts, and the background is a soft forest scene with rolling green leaves and a small dirt path. Symbol art runs through stylized bugs: red ladybugs printed onto blue-and-white circular badges, brown ants standing upright on stalks, green grasshoppers with backpacks, a yellow-and-black bumblebee, a dark spider, a fat snail, and the magnifying glass that looks down at the bug parade like a referee. The BUGGY BONUS wordmark is chunky cartoon lettering in lime green and blue with a ladybug perched on top. The whole presentation feels closer to a children's animal-themed game than a casino product, which is consistent with the era when Habanero was still finding its visual identity.