PG Soft’s Farmstead Fortune: 100x Multipliers Inside Wooden Crates Delivered by Truck
PG Soft’s new Farmstead Fortune explained. 5×5 grid, multipliers up to 100x, 3 scatters for 3 bonus spins and a 7×7 expansion, plus a level-up symbol that upgrades symbols by one tier. RTP 96.76%, max 10,000x.
Key takeaways
- PG Soft released a new farm-themed game, Farmstead Fortune, on August 3.
- On the 5×5 grid, multipliers go up to 100x.
- 3 scatters give 3 bonus spins, and the grid grows to 7×7.
- The level-up symbol upgrades every symbol on the grid by one payout tier.
5×5, 7×7, and 100. Three numbers describe Farmstead Fortune. The base grid is 5×5, it grows to 7×7 in the bonus, and multipliers go up to 100x. It’s PG Soft’s new release from August 3.
PG Soft describes this game as a 5×5 “symbol combination” slot. Wins aren’t matched along lines; they are counted when identical symbols gather on the grid. A square grid is common in games that use this formula.
A harvest-season farm is the stage
The setting is a farm stand beside golden fields. The symbols come from the farm too. Plump pumpkins, corn, and colorful bell peppers and onions fill the grid. PG Soft describes the game as a slot that captures “the joy of a bountiful harvest.”
Compared with Tornado Rampage, which portrayed a city in a storm, the mood is the complete opposite. Within two weeks, PG Soft released a disaster-movie-style game and a fairy-tale farm game back to back.
A truck brings the crates
The highlight of this game is the bonus presentation. A farm truck drives onto the grid and drops off wooden crates. As the crates open one by one, what’s inside is revealed. PG Soft says it’s a scene designed to build anticipation for what comes out.
Rather than showing the result all at once, the crates are opened one at a time, so even the same win feels like a longer wait. It’s a prop that fits the farm theme, but it also builds the game’s tension.
The base game also has a mini bonus feature. The press release doesn’t give details on this feature.
The grid grows to 7×7 in the bonus
Collecting 3 scatters starts 3 bonus spins. At that point, the grid widens from 5×5 to 7×7. The cell count nearly doubles from 25 to 49. A bigger grid means more places for identical symbols to match. Even in the bonus, the multiplier maxes out at 100x.
It’s worth knowing in advance that there are only 3 bonus spins. With so few spins, each one carries a lot of weight. The structure packs a wider grid and high multipliers into a short span.
A bonus buy feature is also included. It can’t be used in the free demo, so in the demo you need to collect 3 scatters yourself to see the grid expand.
The level-up symbol lifts the entire grid
Another feature is the level-up symbol. When it appears, every symbol on the grid changes into the next higher-paying symbol. Onions become bell peppers, bell peppers become corn, and so on. It turns a grid full of low-paying symbols into a valuable one in a single stroke.
This feature shines most in the bonus. If a level-up hits while the grid is 7×7, all 49 cells move up one tier. Results vary widely depending on when the level-up appears during the 3 bonus spins.
The max win is 10,000x your bet, and the RTP is 96.76%. Volatility is classified as high. Unlike the cute farm artwork, the numbers are aggressive.
When high volatility meets a short 3-spin bonus, results are bound to be uneven. One time the crates open and it’s over; the next time multipliers stack on the expanded grid. Triggering the bonus several times in the demo shows you the game’s range.
In short
Farmstead Fortune adds two growth features, grid expansion and level-up, to a relaxed farm theme. The bonus is short at 3 spins, but the grid nearly doubles in size and multipliers go up to 100x. It runs on iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, and web, and PG Soft says this game also passed dual certification by two bodies, BMM and GA.
Source: PG SOFT official news