Peppe’s Pepperoni Pizza Plaza
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Peppe’s Pepperoni Pizza Plaza RTP — 94.05%-96.55%
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Pragmatic Play's partner, Reel Kingdom, has made quite a name for itself with its Big Bass Bonanza series. But don’t let the fishing-themed slots fool you—they're not limited to just that.
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About the slot
The studio’s latest release, Peppe's Pepperoni Pizza Plaza, takes a different direction with an Italian culinary theme. Unfortunately, this slot doesn’t stray far from its predecessors and instead serves up a pizza-themed version of the Big Bass formula. If you were hoping for something truly fresh, you're in for a disappointment.
Gameplay
Visually, Peppe's Pepperoni Pizza Plaza is designed like a slice of pizza, but the gameplay feels far from original. The game uses the same mechanics we’ve seen before: Money symbols, wilds, and multipliers galore. If you enjoyed Pizza! Pizza? Pizza!, you might feel a sense of déjà vu. Even the free spins feature includes a quirky twist—pickles jumping off a conveyor belt as bonus round modifiers—but even this feels like an odd attempt to inject some personality into an otherwise lackluster game.
The game features a 2-3-4-5-6 grid, with a ways-to-win system rather than traditional paylines. It’s highly volatile, with bets ranging from 10c to €250 per spin, and an optional ante bet that ups your stake by 50% for a higher chance at triggering free spins. The RTP is 96.55%, which doesn’t change whether you choose the ante bet, bonus buy, or regular play. In other words, no real surprises there.
Peppe’s Pepperoni Pizza Plaza Screenshots
Slot Features
As expected, the features in Peppe's Pepperoni Pizza Plaza are heavily inspired by the Big Bass series, with a few tweaks here and there. Money symbols (represented by chili peppers) can appear with values between 2x and 2,000x your bet, and they’re collected during free spins. Speaking of free spins, players can win 10, 15, or 20 free spins depending on how many scatter symbols land.
Before the round starts, you’ll randomly receive between 0 and 5 modifiers. These modifiers can add more Money symbols, wilds, or Golden Wilds to the reels, or even start you off from Level 2 of the progressive feature. However, these additions feel more like minor adjustments to an already tired formula.
When wilds land during free spins, they collect Money symbol values, and if a Golden Wild hits, the grid expands. However, no new winning combinations can form on the expanded grid, which then resets to its default size. Collecting four wilds retriggers the feature, with increasing multipliers for Money symbol collection. But let's be honest, it all feels like the same old mechanics with a new coat of cheese.
Bonus Buy
If you’re impatient and don’t want to wait for the free spins to trigger naturally, you can buy the feature for 120x your bet. It’s a familiar gimmick that’s quickly becoming overused, and it’s hard to shake the feeling that Reel Kingdom is just rehashing the same game over and over, changing only a few cosmetic details.
Peppe's Pepperoni Pizza Plaza doesn’t manage to bring anything new to the table. While the Italian theme and quirky features might appeal to some, this game feels like a tired rehash of Big Bass—now with pizza toppings. If you were hoping for a fresh and exciting slot experience, you’ll likely be disappointed. Reel Kingdom might have added cheese to the mix, but the gameplay is still stale, and the same old mechanics continue to dominate. We recommend sitting this one out if you’re looking for something original.
- Fun pizza-themed visuals with quirky features
- High potential for big wins with Money symbol collection
- Free spins can be retriggered with wilds, increasing excitement
- Recycled mechanics from the Big Bass series, lacking originality
- Features feel repetitive and predictable
- RTP is average, and volatility is quite high
FAQ
The RTP is 96.55%, which is standard for many online slots.
Yes, you can buy the free spins feature for 120x your bet, which triggers 3, 4, or 5 scatter symbols.
The Money symbols, represented by chili peppers, have values ranging from 2x to 2,000x your bet. They are collected during free spins and can trigger big payouts.
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Honestly, I didn’t expect much, but I was pleasantly surprised by the potential to win big. It's just a little too similar to other games from Reel Kingdom. Would recommend if you're into their style of play.
Great graphics, and I enjoy the quirky free spins feature with the pickles, but after a while, it started to feel repetitive. Could have used a bit more originality in the mechanics.
I really like the pizza theme, but the gameplay feels like the same old thing. The wild multipliers are fun, but overall, I was hoping for more creativity. Too similar to Big Bass.
Peppe's Pepperoni Pizza Plaza doesn’t manage to bring anything new to the table. While the Italian theme and quirky features might appeal to some, this game feels like a tired rehash of Big Bass—now with pizza toppings. If you were hoping for a fresh and exciting slot experience, you’ll likely be disappointed. Reel Kingdom might have added cheese to the mix, but the gameplay is still stale, and the same old mechanics continue to dominate. We recommend sitting this one out if you’re looking for something original.