Red Tiger is the latest developer to join the Megaways bandwagon, and they’ve decided to offer their fans another title in the Piggy Riches series. The new game engine has been included, the graphics were updated, and overall it feels like a completely different game, and that’s great.

The potential is there, as are the superb Red Tiger graphics which we see in all their games, and overall I feel like this one’s the type to pay attention to.

Piggy Riches Megaways was designed with 6 reels, where 2-7 symbols can land on each one, a decision that’s done at random by the game, for each individual column.

The result is the usual system with a maximum of 117,649 Megaways (and up to 42 symbols visible on the reels). With a Free Spins Wheel, Mega Wilds or Free Spins with Multipliers, the game looks like a lot of fun.

It obviously helps that wins of up to 10,474x the stake is a possibility inside. On the other hand, the high volatility is coupled with a 95.71% RTP, lower than what competitors in this space tend to have. Wagers required here go from $0.10 to $10.

It’s a Piggy Riches sequel, so we once again have the pigs as main characters, taking on the role that humans would typically get. It’s a rich pig’s world, and you see it in the symbols shown (keys to mansions, gold cards, stuffed piggy banks, cash, gold, etc). Graphics quality is very high, which is the typical experience with Red Tiger slots.

Those that were fans of the first Piggy Riches, will really like what Red Tiger did with the sequel. A Megaways slot, with high volatility and payouts of over 10,000x, it makes heavy use of multipliers along the way, to make the action interesting. The fact that it’s one of the few good-looking Megaways slots is a bonus as well.