Barnyard Boogie Slot Review 2024

Barnyard Boogie is a Cryptologic design, a game which has 5 reels and 9 paylines. The features offered in the game include the scatter symbol and the wild. As for the big prize, it's worth $80,000.

The game is themed just like the name suggests, around music and farm life. The design in the background gives us a tractor, a barn, green fields and various musical notes, which is the game's way of telling us that there is music all around. On the reels, the images chosen are based on life on a farm, with drawings being made in cartoon style. The card icons are a big part of the symbol line-up offered here, but there are also images with hens, farmers, pigs, barns, tractors and milk jugs.

Despite the small number of lines available in the game, the wagers being placed here can get big quickly. Either 1 or 2 coins may be used on each of the 9 lines, with the coin value varying between $1 and $20. The betting range of the game is between $1 and $360, with the big prize being 4000 coins, worth up to $80,000.

The scatter symbol used here is the one with the image of a red barn, with musical notes around it. The scatter pays based on the number of symbols of this type appearing anywhere on the screen. The payout is between 2x and 200x the total bet of that round.

The other major feature of Barnyard Boogie would be the wild symbol, with the image of a Pig wearing sunglasses. It may only make an appearance on the 2^nd and the 4^th reels. It can substitute for any other kind of symbol, the one exception being the scatter. If the wilds appear on both reels (2 and 4) during the same round, the player gains access to a bonus round.

During the bonus round, the player enters the barn and picks various objects, trying to find the hiding dancing pigs. Three tries can be made by the player, with the payouts going up to 1000x the total bet.

It's an interesting game, with a different theme than what you might be used to, but with standard features otherwise. The payouts are good though, so even if it doesn't bring something new to the table, it's worth trying out.