Big Bounty Boom
Big Bounty Boom
Last updated on June 7th, 2025
Advantages & Disadvantages
- Explosive Wild Reel feature with big hit potential
- Nice max win potential at x5,000
- Up to 20 Free Spins with increasing win multipliers
- Good volatility for players who like all-or-nothing sessions
- Fast-paced gameplay with no dead air
- Well-tuned for mobile — plays smooth even on older devices
- Base game feels dry without random features
- Bonus can be a grind to trigger naturally
- No real innovation in mechanics — feels like a remix
- Audio gets repetitive fast
Alright, saddle up — Big Bounty Boom is Rogue’s latest attempt at a gritty Wild West slot, and honestly? I’ve seen this saloon before. Dynamite, dust, revolvers, a mustachioed outlaw… it ticks all the boxes. And if you’ve spun through your fair share of Western slots, you’ll probably clock the “inspiration” from other games right away. But hey — it’s not all bad news.
Visually, it’s solid. The soundtrack actually tries (thank god), and the UI doesn’t feel like it was lifted from a 2010 Flash game. You’re playing on a standard 5×3 setup with 20 paylines, and things kick off smoothly enough — nothing fancy, but it gets the job done.
Now, what makes this one pop, at least on paper, is the Free Spins round. Land 3 scatters and you’re in — the bonus game swaps in upgraded symbols and sticky multiplier wilds that can start stacking nicely if luck’s on your side. I’ve seen wins creep close to that x5,000 cap, but more often than not, it felt like I was just getting teased with 20x–50x wins. Classic.
In the base game, you’ll get some action with expanding symbols and a random “Boom” feature that blasts in extra wilds, but again, it’s nothing we haven’t seen before. The RTP sits at a fair-ish 96.31%, with medium to high volatility, which basically means you’ll spin dry for a while and then maybe — just maybe — hit something worth cheering for.
Bet range starts at a low-stakes friendly €0.10 and goes up to €100, so it’s accessible. But if you’re the kind of player who likes steady hits to stay entertained, be warned: this game leans on its bonus for the real payouts, and you might be sitting through some long droughts before that hits.
Would I call Big Bounty Boom a must-play? Not really. But it’s not trash either. If you like the whole dusty bounty hunter vibe and don’t mind a bit of déjà vu in your gameplay, there’s some entertainment here. Just don’t expect a genre-shaking experience.
