Crazy Digginz - It’s all Mine! Slot by Pulse 8 Studios 🎰 Free Demo and Review

Crazy Digginz - It’s all Mine! Review

It’s a good thing for Pulse 8 Studios that Peter & Sons is still a somewhat unknown developer. This way they can probably get away with “stealing” their style for a single release like this, and the visuals are actually developed by Peter & Sons (in case it wasn’t obvious). Crazy Digginz - It’s all Mine! is incongruent with everything else Pulse 8 has done thus far though, but it’s a solid and balanced game in all departments nonetheless.

The corky visuals and characters are classic Peter & Sons, and you get to meet 3 Special Wild miners that unleash different modifiers when activated. This includes multiplier upgrades of different kinds, as well as symbol upgrades, and all 3 can be persistently active per bonus round spin. This can happen either from the get-go, or as you retrigger the feature, and it can lead to payouts up to solid 68,000x your stake. This game is well worth checking out in other words, not least for Peter & Sons fans.

Crazy Digginz - It’s all Mine! Slot - Reels Screen

Crazy Digginz - It’s all Mine! Slot Features

The premium symbols, consisting of picks, hammers, and different color gemstones, pay between 8 and 40 x your stake for 5 of a kind wins. The Regular Wild appears on the 3 middle reels only, and it steps in for pay symbols to help complete wins. The core function of the game’s special wilds is also to substitute for pay symbols, but they come with modifiers as well.

The Special Wilds, consisting of the mining characters Allmine, Flint, and Morpho, will appear on reels 2, 3, or 4 only, just like the regular wilds. Each character wild comes with a unique modifier, and they work as follows:

• Allmine (The Collector) - collects an x1 multiplier from all premium symbols with no multiplier attached, as well as all multipliers attached to premium symbols. The sum total is accumulated by the Allmine symbol.
• Flint (The Spreader) - adds random multipliers to all symbols bar the scatter.
• Morpho (The Upgrader) - upgrades random lower value symbols to randomly chosen premium symbols.

You can only get one Special Wild type per spin, and the Crazy Mode feature can trigger at random times in the base game as well. Crazy Mode basically enhances the Special Wild modifiers, as Allmine collects 2x the multiplier values from the premium symbols. Flint dishes out even more multipliers (between 8 and 14) to all symbols bar the scatter, and Morpho upgrades 2 types of lower value symbols to one random premium symbol type.

You get 12 free spins when 3, 4, or 5 scatters appear on the same base game spin, and the number of unlocked Special Wild symbols you get is dependent on the number of triggering scatters. You get Allmine from 3 triggering scatters, Allmine and Flint from 4 triggering scatters, and all 3 of them together from 5 triggering scatters.

You retrigger the bonus round with 12 additional free spins if 3+ scatters land on the same free spin, and this also unlocks another Special Wild. All activated Special Wilds roam around on the reels per free spin for the duration of the feature, doing their thing on reels 2, 3, and 4 as usual.

The Win Booster can be turned on (at least in certain jurisdictions), and this will cost you 2x more per spin. The benefit is an increased likelihood of landing Special Wilds, scatters, or premium symbols in the base game. This also increases your bonus round chances. The Bonus Buy option (not UK) costs 79x, 299x, or 1,999x your stake, and this gives you 3, 4, or 5 triggering scatters, respectively.

The 200 Spins Crazy Digginz - It’s all Mine! Slot Experience

You get to see a bit of the base game, before we purchase the top-tier 1,999x bonus round at 0:40 into the 4:42-minute highlights video. This, of course, gave us all 3 Special Wilds active from the get-go, and you can see for yourself how it all played out by hitting the play button below.

Review Summary

We’re unsure if it will benefit a small, upcoming studio like Pulse 8 Studios to hire help from a developer with the extremely characteristic style that Peter & Sons is famous for. Don’t get us wrong, as Crazy Digginz - It’s all Mine! is a great game in all regards, but the effect on brand recognition is unknown. None of the other Pulse 8 installments, of which there are 10 at the time of writing, look even remotely similar to the game at hand.

To their credit, Pulse 8 did come up with the features and the math model for Crazy Digginz - It’s all Mine!, and both are made of solid stuff. You get a taste of what the Special Wilds are capable of in the base game, and things can go totally haywire if all 3 of them are unleashed in the bonus round. This can lead to insane payouts up to 68,000x your stake, but it would be ironic if Crazy Digginz - It’s all Mine! becomes Pulse 8’s breakthrough game, now, wouldn’t it.