White Rabbit Slot Review & Free Play

White Rabbit: A 248,832 Megaways Adventure in the Wonderland

I've always been a fan of games that bring stories to life, and White Rabbit by Big Time Gaming didn't disappoint. 

It takes you deep into an Alice in Wonderland-inspired enchanted forest, where a snoozing caterpillar occasionally springs to action and you can actively shape your gameplay by purchasing features.

The game's RTP could rise to 97.77% with the Feature Drop bought at full price. The medium-high volatility suggests a game that doesn't pay out constantly but can produce substantial wins when it does. And it rang true for me.

I noticed that it features a dynamic reel system courtesy of the Megaways mechanic. It can have up to 7 symbols per reel on each spin, and the layout changes with each spin.

It all starts with 5 reels and can have between 2 to 7 rows due to the varying symbol sizes. It pays from left to right, and initially, it offers up to 16,807 ways to win, which can extend up to a massive 248,832 ways with the Extending Reels feature.

As I started spinning its reels, I hit a significant win early on, with a 17x multiplier on my stake across 864 Megaways.

The Scatter symbol is a little white rabbit, and if you get three of them on the middle reels (2, 3, and 4), you're rewarded with 15 free spins. Wild symbols, on the other hand, can show up on reels 2, 3, 4, and 5, and complete winning formations.

Truth be told, I wasn't lucky enough to see three Scatter symbols pop up to get those free spins automatically. But I did get Wild symbols a few times, which helped me create some winning combinations and boost my chances of winning.

However, as I continued navigating the forest, I stumbled upon the unique Feature Drop system. It allows you to buy into the free spins feature, which usually costs up to 100x your bet.

Collecting Feature Drop symbols can reduce this price. These symbols chip away at the cost, decreasing it by 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 1, or even 2. This clever mechanic kept me on my toes, as I had to decide whether to play for the feature or buy it outright.

I decided to delve further into the Feature Drop, buying 15 free spins at 100x my stake. Transitioning to a new screen for these spins added a layer of anticipation. It paid off handsomely, with a win of over 57x my bet with 27,648 Megaways.

My subsequent purchases of the free spins saw mixed fortunes. On my second buy, at 98x my stake, I landed a win over 84x my bet with 49,280 Megaways. On my third attempt, with the price slightly lower at 97x, I secured a 45x win with 51,030 Megaways.

Although I never managed to see the reels expand to their maximum of 12 symbols for the Feature Retrigger or the Queen's Reel—which promise even more Wilds and high-value symbols—the Extending Reels feature did activate a few times.

This feature, coupled with the Cupcake symbol, increased the reel sizes and hence my chances of winning. But the real showstopper is the Caterpillar, which resides just outside the reels.

It is a sleepy buddy who can randomly wake up and blow smoke rings that turn into Bonus Wild symbols on the reels. Each smoke ring can add a multiplier of up to 4x on your wins if it's part of a winning combination.

During my play, the Caterpillar woke up several times, and the animation was pretty cool—just like a short show outside the main game where it puffed out up to three smoke rings. 

The rings turned into Bonus Wilds with multipliers, and I got a 3x boost on my wins once, which was awesome!

All in all, it is a complex game, but once you get the hang of it, it's a wonderland of potential wins. It has an engaging base game and a thrilling bonus round that solidify its status as a leading example of slot innovation coming from Australia. 

I highly recommend it to seasoned slot players for its feature-rich gameplay and enchanting theme.