Raging Bison Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Raging Bison Review

The Native American theme does not really take center stage in Raging Bison, but the Totem reel frame and the ceremonial ‘world music’ soundtrack adds a certain ‘nature spirits’ vibe to the otherwise straightforward gameplay. Not surprisingly, the Bison plays a prominent part, not just as the top-tier premium symbol that tends to land in stacks, but it also figures on the gold coin scatter.

The strong Buffalo Blitz influence cannot be denied, and StakeLogic has basically released a less potent American prairie brew than Playtech’s smash hit original. You get far less win ways distributed across 1 less reel, but the features are pretty much identical. The RTP is a tad higher, but the 5,643x potential has been sliced almost in half.

Raging Bison Slot Features

The base game comes with top-tier Bison symbol stacks, and these pay 7.5x your stake for 5 on a payline. In addition, you have the desert sunset wild that can land on reels 2, 3 and 4 only, and it steps in for all regular pay symbols to help you form winning combos. The wild holds no value of its own.

You trigger the Bonus Round when at least 3 golden bison coin scatters land anywhere in sight, and this awards a scatter win up to 20x up front.

The 200 Spins Raging Bison Slot Experience

We get some wild wins here and there during the base game, and the bonus round is triggered with 3 scatters at 1:15 into the almost 3-minute highlights video. We managed to get +5 extra spins pretty soon after the features started, and you can see how it all played out by hitting the play button below.

Review Summary

Raging Bison comes across as a watered-down version of Playtech’s hit release, Buffalo Blitz, and StakeLogic hasn’t changed the theme all that much to cover up that fact either. Bison or Buffalo, potato potada, it boils down to stacked top-tier premiums and wilds in the base game. The number of win ways is reduced from 4,096 to 243 here, and you get 5 reels instead of 6 in the original game.

The bonus round is the big highlight in both games, but here you get 20 free spins at the most initially, compared to 100 in BB, and the highest wild multiplier is reduced from x5 to x3.

Pros Top-tier Bison tend to land in stacks Wilds on the 3 middle reels FS w/ x2 and x3 multiplier wilds Win up to 5,643x your stake Cons Watered-down Buffalo Blitz copycat

Pros

• Top-tier Bison tend to land in stacks
• Wilds on the 3 middle reels
• FS w/ x2 and x3 multiplier wilds
• Win up to 5,643x your stake

Cons

• Watered-down Buffalo Blitz copycat

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Buffalo Blitz - is Playtech’s mega hit released in 2016, and it’s still going strong to this day. It comes with 6 reels and 4,096 win ways, and up to 100 free spins on the first trigger. Multiplier wilds up to x5 will benefit you in the bonus round, and this can lead to payouts up to 10,000x your stake.

Buffalo Blitz 2 - is the follow-up to Playtech’s highly successful original, and it has gained a similar cult following. You get up to x5 multiplier wilds also in the base game here, and the Ways Boost engine awards up to 14,400 win ways in the bonus round. The RTP is slightly better, and the max win is still a solid 10,000x your stake.

Buffalo Hunter - is hardly the game NoLimit City is most famous for, but it’s still a solid release in the American prairie genre. It’s all about the 3 bonus rounds, where you’ll collect buffalo energy to transform animal symbols into the top-tier beast. This also increases the multipliers up to x5, which can lead to payouts up to 12,647x your stake.

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