Not too many slots out there sport a farming theme. Fat Rabbit does, and it does it very well. It is a video slot game made by Push Gaming, a smaller-scale software studio from the UK. Released in the spring of 2018, Fat Rabbit revealed a rather easygoing side of Push Gaming, and definitely helped propel the company straight into the big shark tank.

Fat Rabbit is not the Easter Bunny, we should clear that up from the get-go. Fat Rabbit is a mischievous little critter living on a farm, giving the hardworking farmer headaches for eating all his good carrots. You will be happy to meet him, though, because every time he appears your balance will potentially jump up – like a bunny.

As mentioned, Fat Rabbit plays out on a farm. You can see the yard with green grass, a barn, trees and a granary in the distance. It is a fine sunny day, a lovely time to be working at the farm, growing food and feeding your animals – but one little chubby fellow is sort of making it difficult. As you take a look at the symbols, the story unveils. The farmer puts on an angry face, and so does his dog.

The bunny, however, seems quite pleased with himself – he got for what he came for. Apart from the farmer, the bunny and the dog, other symbols include a bucket of fresh water, some haystacks, and playing card suits: diamonds, hearts, spades and clubs, all carved out of wood, too keep up with the rural theme.

Pay attention to the carrots, as they are Wilds in this game, as well as the rabbit, who will substitute regular symbols to form winning combinations.

The style of the game is distinctive, it is “cartoonish”, but not in a conventional way. The background sounds create a farm-fitting atmosphere, with birds chirping and chickens clucking away.

The rabbit is after the carrots, and he will stop at nothing to satisfy his hunger. The farmer may be mad because his crops are getting ravaged by the fluffy creature, but the more carrots he nibbles the better the chances for enhancing your bankroll. Sorry, agriculture – the player is on the rabbit’s side this time.

Fat Rabbit has 5 columns and 5 rows of symbols. The square-shaped reel set allows for 50 paying lines; these are fixed and pay left to right, beginning from the leftmost reel. As is customary, the player needs at least three matching symbols to land in a single spin, on a payline, to receive a corresponding payout according to the values published in the paytable.

The farmer and the rabbit are the most valuable, as they pay 20x the stake for five if a kind. As far as the base game goes, Fat Rabbit is a fairly simple game. The symbols become animated when winning combos are triggered, and that adds to the game’s attractiveness

The developer made sure that the interface isn’t cluttered with buttons and settings, leaving only the bare basics on screen. The main Spin button is located in the lower right corner and the Autoplay button right beside it.

Fat Rabbit allows up to 100 automatic plays, with the possibility of choosing your loss limit and your single win limit. The only thing left is adjusting your bet size and you’re good to go. You can visit the farm from your mobile phone or tablet, whatever you prefer. Since Fat Rabbit is optimised for mobile use.

The variance of Fat Rabbit is high, so don’t expect frequent wins in the base game nor big ones, for that matter. But, the special features carry a potential for massive wins, so stay alert and try not the have a heart attack when the bunny fattens himself enough to cover the entire screen.

It is not easy to upgrade the rabbit’s size, so you need to have a balance big enough to support the waiting period. The little rascal should make it worth your while. The RTP for Push Gaming’s Fat Rabbit is 96.45%.

According to many, Fat Rabbit is the best video slot released by Push Gaming in 2018. The players appreciate the fine graphics and the fact that the slot plays out without lag across all devices.

It is a charming slot which mixes fat rabbits and fat payouts, so definitely one worth trying out. Keep the carrot-chomping buddy happy and chubby, and you won’t have to worry about harvesting the fruits (and vegetables) of your labour.

There aren’t many similar games out there, but Big Time Gaming’s White Rabbit comes close in terms of variance, RTP and a rabbit-related theme. The holiday-oriented Fat Santa by Push Gaming shares plenty of gameplay elements with Fat Rabbit, as well. Keep the fatties coming, Push Gaming, we’re ready.