Fluffy Favourites Megaways

EyeconRTP 94.99%Volatility MediumMax Win 20,000x3.5 out of 5
Fluffy Favourites MegawaysEyecon
Fluffy Favourites Megaways reels with two pink Elephant scatters framed and a scatter win posted

Fluffy Favourites Megaways Stats

RTP94.99%
VolatilityMedium
Max Win20,000x
PaylinesMegaways
Reels6 reels
Bonus RoundYes
ScattersYes
ProviderEyecon
ReleasedMarch 2021
RTP & Maths
RTP Versions
94.99% here · Other versions 95% (single published build)
Max Win Rule
Applies in Splash prints 'WIN Over 20,000x!'; no maximum stated in the help
Free Spins & Bonus
Free Spins
3+ scattered Elephants = 9 free games, +3 free games per additional Elephant · 9 free games at 3 Elephants; +3 per additional trigger Elephant spins · Retrigger: Every scattered Elephant showing when cascades stop in a free game awards 2 additional free games
Multipliers
Wild Multiplier 1 to 5; cascade win multiplier starts at x1 and increases after each cascade (no printed limit)
Symbols & Pays
Wild
Claw substitutes for all symbols except the scattered Elephant
Scatter Reels
Any reel and position; the Elephant never appears on the Carousel
Line Pays
Top symbol 50x · Lowest 0.05x
About Game

Fluffy Favourites Megaways Basics

Six reels, up to 117,649 ways, and a best way on the paytable worth 50x for six hippos. Those are the numbers the Fluffy Favourites Megaways demo opens with, and they belong to the first game in the family to walk away from the 2006 machine.

The 25 fixed paylines are gone, and so are the 15, 20, or 25 free games and the retrigger cap of 15 that Fluffy Favourites, Fluffy Too, and Fluffy Favourites Fairground all share word for word. What replaces them is a cascade with a win multiplier that climbs every time symbols explode, a Claw wild restricted to one row, and a maximum shown on the game’s own title card that the paytable gives no route to. The return is 94.995%.

Demo Gameplay Options

The Carousel Row

Fluffy Favourites Megaways base game showing the four-position Carousel row above the reels
Four toys hang from the Carousel above reels 2 to 5, each adding a symbol to the reel beneath it, and refilling from the right when a cascade removes one.

The Carousel is a 4-position row above reels 2, 3, 4, and 5, the same span the top reel covers on Bonanza Megaways. Each position adds a symbol to the reel beneath it, and the rules count those symbols as part of that reel when way wins are worked out, which is why one Carousel toy can move the ways counter by several hundred. Cascades treat the row differently from the reels below. A Carousel symbol caught in a win explodes like any other, and its replacement arrives from the right instead of dropping from above. Two symbols never share the row. The Claw appears there and nowhere else on the board, and the Elephant scatter is barred from it entirely.

Cascades and the Climbing Multiplier

Every symbol involved in a way win explodes and disappears, replacements drop in from above on the reels and in from the right on the Carousel, and the chain repeats until a drop produces no further win. The win multiplier is tied to that chain. It starts at x1 on each paid spin, steps up after every cascade, and applies to way wins only, so a scatter pay collected on the same drop takes no part in it. Outside the feature, the counter resets with the next paid spin, which imposes a hard limit on what a single chain can build. The demo’s frames show the ways counter moving between 576 and 3,600, and the multiplier banner reaching x2 partway through a chain.

Claw Wild Multipliers

The Claw covers every symbol on the reels bar the scattered Elephant, and because it occupies the Carousel alone, it can only ever complete a way from the row above. When it does, it descends into the grid, picks up a random Wild Multiplier valued from 1 to 5, and returns to its position. That value applies to the total win for the way combination it helped build, not to anything else on screen. Bring a second Claw into the same win, and the values multiply together rather than adding, which is where the design finds its reach. The range is identical in standard play and in the feature, so a Claw is worth the same either side of a trigger.

The Free Games Bonus Feature

3 or more scattered Elephants, counted once cascades have stopped, open the Free Games Bonus Feature at 9 free games, and every Elephant beyond the third adds 3 more. Retriggers follow the same shape. Any Elephant showing when cascades stop during a free game is worth 2 extra games, and the wager stays exactly as it was when the feature opened. The rule that matters most is the multiplier. It starts at 1, increases by 1 after each cascade, and never resets to the start for the duration of the round, so a late chain inherits everything the earlier ones built. Elephants stop paying scatter wins as soon as the feature begins, making the Elephant a trigger and nothing more until the round ends.

How to Play

The Megaways Counter

The ways figure above the reels changed on almost every drop in the demo, from 576 up to 3,600, because 6 reels of variable height and 4 Carousel positions redraw the grid each time. That number counts the ways available rather than a payline setting you control, and it tops out at 117,649. Matching symbols pay from the leftmost reel across adjacent reels in any position, the Elephant excepted, and the game pays only the highest win on each way before adding separate ways together. 8 of the 10 toys need three matching symbols; the hippo and the dragon pay from two, as does the Elephant.

The Rest of the Fluffy Family

Fluffy Favourites arrived in 2006 and the family stayed on its engine for 15 years, through Fluffy Too, Fluffy Favourites Fairground, and the 2022 art refresh of the original, Fluffy Favourites Remastered, which leaves the 25 lines and the 200x top line untouched. This is the entry that broke the pattern, and the two post-2020 releases make the contrast plain. The remaster changed the art; the Megaways version changed the maths. Fluffy in Space had already shown Eyecon would rebuild the toy box around a different feature, but the reels stayed at five.

Bet Range and Return to Player

Eyecon puts no stake figures on this shell. The bet panel offers a total-bet slider and a MAX BET button with neither a minimum nor a maximum written beside them, so the demo tells you what you are staking and nothing about the range it allows. The rules state that the return is flat at 94.995%. Eyecon rates the game medium whereas it rates the 5×3 Fluffy titles high, and this review agrees with the lower rating, which is the honest read of a paytable whose best way pays 50x and whose wins arrive on roughly 45 spins in 100. Frequent and small is the shape of standard play here.

Fluffy Favourites Megaways Paytable

The title card carries a maximum of over 20,000x, and the table below gives no route to it. Six hippos across a single way pay 50x, the best figure on the paytable, and the fall from there is steep. The dragon takes 20x for six, and 8 of the 10 toys pay 2.5x or less for a full six-reel way. Scatter pays are listed on their own because they use the total wager, ignore the cascade multiplier, and the game adds only the highest of them to the way wins.

Standard Pays

Symbol 6 5 4 3 2
Hippo 50x 25x 10x 5x 2x
Dragon 20x 12x 5x 2.5x 1x
Monkey 2.5x 1x 0.5x 0.2x
Panda 2.5x 1x 0.5x 0.2x
Lion 1.5x 0.6x 0.3x 0.15x
Turtle 1.5x 0.6x 0.3x 0.15x
Pony 1x 0.4x 0.2x 0.1x
Rhino 1x 0.4x 0.2x 0.1x
Duck 0.5x 0.2x 0.1x 0.05x
Clownfish 0.5x 0.2x 0.1x 0.05x

Scatter Payouts

Scatter 6 5 4 3 2
Elephant 20x 15x 10x 5x 1x

Ultimate Slots Verdict

The first Fluffy that changed its own maths, and the only one that states a maximum at all. The Carousel and a free-games multiplier that never resets carry it; a 50x best way and short feature rounds hold the rating at 3.5.

3.5/5 Very Good

✓ What We Like

  • A free-games multiplier that rises with every cascade and never resets until the round ends
  • The Claw's 1x to 5x values multiply together when a second one joins the same way
  • The Carousel refills from the right, so one cascade can redraw the reel beneath it
  • The fairground art gives the 2006 toy set a real reason to be redrawn

✗ What Could Be Better

  • Outside the feature, the win multiplier resets on every paid spin, so standard play rarely builds past a step or two
  • The Elephant is barred from the Carousel, so the row that adds symbols can never help a trigger land

Detailed Review

Fluffy Favourites Megaways Demo Experience

A fairground stall with the plush toys strung under a lit awning, a big wheel turning behind it, and bunting across the sky, is the whole of the presentation, and it makes this the friendliest-looking Megaways slot Eyecon has put its name to.

The argument for the game is the Carousel and the multiplier that feeds off it. Cascades were common currency by 2021. Less common is a wild confined to a 4-position row that has to descend to collect its own 1x to 5x value, and a free-games multiplier that never resets. Those two rules are where a 94.995% return with a 50x best way finds any distance at all between the paytable and the figure on the title card.

Medium Volatility

The case against is just as clear. Medium is Eyecon’s own rating, and nothing in the paytable argues with it, so the demo hands out small way wins at a steady rate and asks the feature to do the heavy work. 9 free games is a short round in which to build a multiplier, and the Elephant stops paying scatter wins the moment it has triggered one, so the feature costs you the symbol that pays from anywhere.

Set against the rest of Eyecon’s catalogue, this title reads like the 2021 market rather than 2006. Free play is the sensible way to watch the Carousel refill from the right a few dozen times before deciding whether 9 free games is a round worth chasing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Within the Free Games Bonus Feature, the multiplier starts at 1 and adds 1 after every cascade, and it does not drop back when a free game ends, so it brings its running total to the last game of the round. Outside the feature, it returns to x1 on every paid spin.
The rules restrict it to that row, which is what makes it a wild you watch for above the reels rather than on them. A Claw that joins a winning way descends into the grid, collects a random Wild Multiplier worth 1x to 5x, and returns to its position. A second Claw in the same way multiplies its value with the first.
Yes. Eyecon publishes a single build here, marketed as 95% and stated in the rules at 94.995%. The 5x3 titles in the family are sold as a 95% or 93% pair, so an operator can run a lower version of those; there is no second setting to look for on this one.