Dig It Slot Review & Free Play

Dig It: Dig Through Dingy Caves in Search for Cascading Gold Carrying up to 20,000x Wins

Dig It by Peter & Sons takes the classic mining setup and turns it into something far more eccentric. Deep inside a glowing cave filled with gemstones and odd creatures, a wild-eyed miner oversees every swing of the reels. The quirky art, fluid animations, and rhythmic digging sounds make this slot instantly recognizable as Peter & Sons’ work, packed with the same signature weirdness that made games like Potion Power stand out.

The 7x7 cluster grid is packed with gems and suits, paying for groups of 5 or more. Base game wins came regularly enough, with lower symbols paying up to 25x for large clusters and premium gems reaching 75x your bet. For the most part, wins came frequently in my session getting me between 0.40x to 1.60x for smaller cascades and up to 4x returns for bigger chains.  

Cascades are constant, replacing winning clusters with fresh symbols that tumble in from above. The miner cheers each successful dig, and I loved how Wilds grow stronger the longer a cascade continues. 

Every time a wild multiplier lands, it starts with a 1x value that grows with each cascade, collecting removed symbols and boosting payouts. When multiple Wilds meet in a cluster, their multipliers combine, creating some powerful chain reactions. One such reaction got me an immense 43x payout by itself. 

Landing 3 to 5 Scatters triggers 8 to 10 Free Spins. Wilds stay sticky and retain their multipliers across cascades, letting them grow round after round. My biggest Free Spins hit came when two sticky Wilds merged for a 56x payout, turning a relatively slow round into nearly 120x returns over my bet from one bonus game alone. 

There’s also flexibility for players who prefer faster action. The Ante Bet doubles the chance of triggering Free Spins for a 1.5x cost, while the Feature Buy offers two options, 80x for a standard bonus with 8 spins or 160x for a Super Bonus with 10 spins and two guaranteed Wilds. Both bring solid potential, but the 80x option felt like the better balance of cost and excitement to me.

Dig It delivers everything I expect from Peter & Sons: humor, style, and satisfying mechanics that feel deeper than they look. The Wild Multipliers give the game a sense of growth and tension, and the max win of 20,000x keeps the stakes high. It’s chaotic, charming, and full of energy, a weird little full of mining madness.