Tiger Tiger Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Tiger Tiger Review

G.Games is part of Yggdrasil’s YGS Masters program, and they are known for releasing quirky and humorous slots. There is nothing funny about Tiger Tiger however, and you could even say that this game is taking itself way too seriously. Not in a good way though, as the whole production feels like a cheap and hastily made Fishin' Frenzy spin-off.

The cartoonish visual presentation would have been better if it was accompanied by some fitting sound effects, but we didn’t hear as much as a single tiger’s roar during our 200 spins test session. The base game comes with the occasional instant cash prize collection win, with the possibility of landing jackpots, and this is also what you get in the bonus round. Another funny slot would have been better, cause Tiger Tiger is well below par for this developer.

Tiger Tiger Slot Features

The Bengal Tiger is the highest value symbol in the game, awarding 200x your stake for 5 on a payline. However, it can also land as a 1x4 expanded symbol, and a tiger lurking in the leaves is the wild symbol in this game. The wild can land on reels 2 to 4 only, and it steps in for all regular pay symbols to help you form winning combos.

You will land Quickhit Money Symbols on reels 1 to 4, and these come with instant cash prizes attached.

You need 3 golden tiger scatters on reel 2 to 4 to trigger the Bonus Round, and it comes with 10 free spins. You can expect more cash symbols during the feature, as well as more collect symbols on reel 5.

The 200 Spins Tiger Tiger Slot Experience

Nothing too exciting happened in the base game, although we had a couple of instant cash prize wins. The bonus round is triggered at 1:20 into the 2 and a half minute highlights video, and we land one decent money collect win during the feature. Check it all out for yourself by hitting the play button below.

Review Summary

Releasing a slot with no sound effects is mighty bold in this day and age, and the music track is not exactly exciting either. The whole production reeks of low budget, from the cartoonish visuals to the awkward pace. Yggdrasil seems to have a hard time getting quality releases in their YGS Masters program, and G.Games Tiger Tiger Wild Life does nothing to boost their average in that regard.

The Money Collect feature is lifted from the highly popular Fishin’ Frenzy, but this game is a charmless and bland affair in comparison. You do get the collect feature also in the base game though, but you’ll probably need the Grand Jackpot to get anywhere close to the 2,000x potential. We don’t see this thing surviving in a highly competitive market, and we can only wish G.Games better luck next time.

Pros

• Money Collect feature
• Bonus round w/ extra money symbols
• 4 jackpots worth up to 1,000x your stake
• Max win of 2,000x your stake

Cons

• RTP of 95.15 % is below par
• Feels cheap and low-budget

If you appreciate Tiger Tiger Slot you should also try:

Legacy of the Tiger - is a Playtech jungle adventure with 5 reels and 50 paylines. The Mega Fire Blaze Respins feature is the big attraction here, and you can win up to 10,000x your stake.

Fishin' Frenzy Megaways - comes with the same charm as the original game, but it's definitely the biggest and boldest version around. The game revolves around the money collect fishing feature, and you can win up to 10,000x your stake.

Midas Coins - is a greek mythology slot from Quickspin, and you’ll collect cash coins via the Midas Collector symbol. These can be worth up to 500x in the base game, and the coins accumulate into stacks during the bonus round. These can be collected multiple times, and you can win up to 5,000x your stake.

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