Wonky Wabbits Slot Review

Wonky Wabbits is a video slot from NetEnt with 5 reels and 15 set paylines, which actually pay both ways, meaning left to right and right to left. You can play Wonky Wabbits at online casinos such as Energy Casino, Mr Green or Leo Vegas.

Wonky Wabbits is a comical, cartoonish slot about rabbits that are somewhat crazy, eating their way through a veggie patch. It’s definitely a quirky slot, but it’s also a simple one in terms of gameplay. On the reels you’ll find carrots, tomatoes, corn, broccoli and eggplants as well as playing card symbols from 10 to Ace. The rabbits only appear when they swallow up some veggies to create a wild symbol in its place.

The carrot is the highest paying symbol in this slot and brings you 1,500 coins when you land five of it on a payline. Tomatoes follow at only half the value of that, paying out 750 coins on a winning combination of 5-of-a-kind. Corn, then, reels in 600 coins in such a combination and broccoli is worth 500 coins. Eggplants will pay out 400 coins when you spin five of it on a payline.

Wonky Wabbits has only one bonus feature and no free spins or mini games. If you like your slots simple, this is definitely one to go for. Helpfully the slot pays left to right and right to left. Wild symbols may appear on all reels and when they do, they will get duplicated into the position that guarantees the highest possible payout, either right to left or left to right, or both if the wild symbols should fall that way. On reels 2 and 4 the wild symbols may appear stacked and will also be duplicated from there. It’s possible to get a total of 14 wild symbols across all reels, which will then make for handsome payouts.

The return to player (RTP) rate of Wonky Wabbits is a theoretical 96.50%. That’s a little above average, but oddly less than what it feels like when actually playing the slot. Wins are fairly frequent here, especially with the wild duplications, though you won’t get wilds on every spin. It’s a fun little game with quirky animations and features. It would have been more fun, had the rabbits made a bit more of an appearance. As it stands, this is a simple and playable game that won’t eat up your budget, but eventually you’ll move onto more exciting slots.