Animals Slots

Different types of animal games

Fishing games have their own specific setup. You usually see cash fish on the screen, and a fisherman wild symbol collects them. Big Bass Bonanza built a whole series of over 30 games around this one idea. Because of this, fishing slots feel very similar to each other, but completely different from the rest of the animal games on this page.

The Dog House and its sequels are the main games in the cartoon pet category. The first game brought in sticky wilds with multipliers during free spins. If you land three of those 3x wilds together, they multiply your win by 27. You can find this feature in plenty of other games now, but it started right here with cartoon dogs.

Safari and wildlife games usually rely on Hold and Win jackpots, with Wolf Gold setting the standard. These games require patience. You will spend a lot of time playing the base game while waiting for a chance at a jackpot.

ELK Studios handles the animal theme differently. Nitropolis 5 (8/10, 50,000x) uses animals as actual characters in an urban crime world. The theme gives the game its story and personality. Titles like Pug Thugs, Gritty Kitty, and Pirots all have their own distinct attitude. In most other slots, the animals are just there for decoration.

Don't let the cute graphics fool you

Animal slots often have a big gap between how they look and how they play. You will see cartoon dogs, fluffy bunnies, and baby ducks smiling at you from the loading screen, but the games themselves are highly volatile. The cute setting can easily give you the wrong idea about how the game will actually play. Le Bunny (Hacksaw, 9/10, 20,000x, medium volatility) is one of the few exceptions where the friendly artwork actually matches the math underneath.