Robbits Demo: Rabbit Robbers on a Growing Grid

Four robbers that eat the Chips beside them

Each Robbit has a colour and a Chip type, and on every spin it walks the grid eating the Chips next to it, left, right, up or down. Paying Chips eaten are the win. When all four stop, new Chips tumble into the gaps and the walk repeats. A golden W Wild can replace any Chip, and several Robbits can eat the same one.

Upgraders change a Chip's worth. Every spin opens with all Chip types at level 1. A Robbit that collects an Upgrader lifts its colour one level until the spin ends, up to 5, while a Super Upgrader lifts all four. Of our 500 base spins, 57 ended with a colour above level 1 and just one reached level 5.

A Helipad counts only when a Robbit lands on it

The Helipad is the round pad marked H with four orange arrows, and mostly it sat out of reach. Pads showed on 307 base spins in our log, a Robbit reached one on just 24, and those 24 brought 30 expansions.

Crystal Prince also grows, but only upwards (6x4, up to 6x8) and with every win. Here a win alone changes nothing about the board's size.

Carrots fill one multiplier pot per rabbit

A Carrot guarantees the Robbit that eats it a Power Up once the tumbles end, and its value goes into that Robbit's pot, one of the four meters right of the grid. Pots start at x0 and stay filled through the free spins. The help screen lists Carrots up to x50, and ours never went past x5.

Cap, the red Robbit, raises red Chips two levels, swaps all four around and applies its pot to every collection. Switch (purple) turns the Chips on the eight squares around it purple and eats them. Glitch (green) collects without moving, and Bob (blue) hops to the other Robbits that have blue Chips beside them, eats those and comes back.

The 28 base spins with a Power Up paid €185.90 of the base game's €259.80, and each of the six spins that returned at least 10x had one. Primal Spirits keeps four colour counters through its free spins as well, though there they start at x1 and climb with upgrades.

Two free spins rounds, six paid spins apart

Across our 500 paid spins at €1.00 on 30 Oct 2026, €388.30 came back, 77.7% of the stake, with up to 24 blank spins in a row.

• 500paid demo spins at €1.00
• 26.8%of them paid something
• 135.7xbest spin, free spins round included
• 2free spins bonuses triggered

Free spins need three Bonus symbols collected in one paid spin, and 13 spins stopped at two. The balance had just touched its low of €4,864.60 when spin 255 triggered. That spin had already grown the board to 7x7 and paid 10.2x, and the free spins kept the size. Free spin 5 grew the board to 8x8 and paid 101.3x alone, 135.7x in all.

Spin 261 began at 5x5, grew to 6x6 on its third free spin and paid 9.6x, taking the balance to its high of €5,002.90.

Three to five Bonus symbols come with the €70.00 card

BONU$ opens one card, the 70x on Quickspin's page. The game's help screen supplies the 3 to 5 Bonus symbols, and so 6 to 8 spins, but names no RTP for the purchase.

Ours landed four Bonus vaults, so 7 free spins on a 5x5 board with empty pots. A Robbit reached a Helipad in the fifth spin, and the seventh, on 6x6 with crowned Chips, took the total from €14.10 to €53.40, €16.60 below what the card cost.

Our best round began its free spins on the 7x7 board its trigger spin had grown, while a bought round inherits only what its own trigger spin leaves. The demo runs 96.02%. Casino versions can use 94.19%, 92.07% or 84.21%, and the buy is not offered everywhere.

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Loose ends from the getaway

Spin 255, our best round, turns up in three answers.