Farm of Fun Slot Game | Spinomenal Slots

Farm of Fun is a video slot from Spinomenal – and you don’t have to be a genius to figure out that the video slot’s theme is a farm!

As soon as you load up the game, you’ll be surrounded by farmers, sunflowers, and the sound of bees buzzing away in the background! There’s also a friendly-looking pig designed to look like a cartoon character!

The music in the background is pretty annoying; we can’t lie; there’s a strumming banjo that appears every now and then, and there doesn’t appear to be any real main soundtrack. The game’s symbols are all different farm animals, including pigs, sheep, cows, and foods – such as pumpkins, corn, and tomatoes.

Farm of Fun slot game is developed around a 5-reel, 3-row format – and despite having just five reels, there are a whopping 50 paylines in play! This means the minimum bet is 0.50 credits, and the maximum bet is a staggering 500 credits! You can win up to 4,000X your stake, and the slot’s RTP is 96.20%.

All of the game’s symbols are theme-specific, and you’ll see a variety of vegetables – the game’s low-value symbols – and farm animals. The latter are the higher-paying symbols in the game, and 5-of-a-kind combos of any of them can result in pretty nice payouts.

Game Features

There are two bonuses and features in Farm of Fun. The first is a free spins bonus round triggered by landing 3, 4, or 5 scatter symbols anywhere in view. These scatter symbols, by the way, are scarecrows.

You will then be awarded 7 free spins, and while there are no modifiers or enhancements during the bonus round, you can re-trigger more free spins an unlimited number of times. This is done by landing a further 3, 4, or 5 scatter symbols anywhere in view.

The second bonus round is a “pick me bonus“. This is triggered by landing 3, 4, or 5 of the scatter symbols anywhere in view – the other scatter symbols – and you will then be taken to a barn. You simply pick a symbol from your screen, and this pick will award up to 50X your stake. It’s not much, but in our experience, this “pick me bonus” tends to trigger quite frequently.