Le Bunny Demo: Free Play and Review

Jackpot Eggs wait for a Rainbow

Most of Le Bunny is Le King in Easter clothes. The demo server reports the same RTP in every mode, the same reel lengths, paytable and buy prices. Neon Rainbows became Rainbows, Treasure Pots became Baskets, Jackpot Markers became Eggs and the bonuses were renamed, so the rules below hold for both games. The pink bunny is the top symbol, 25x the bet for 12 or more.

Once a cluster pays, the squares behind it light up. After the cascades, a Rainbow anywhere in view opens them, and each one shows a coin worth 0.2x to 4x in Bronze, 5x to 20x in Silver or 25x to 500x in Gold, a clover, a Basket or an Egg. Clovers act first with multipliers from x2 to x20, a Green one on the coins and Baskets touching it, a Gold one on all of them. Baskets then gather every coin and Basket, and the other squares reveal again.

Of the 38 base rounds in our log that showed a Rainbow, 35 had no lit square and no Egg for it to work on; three paid.

The Eggs keep their own timing. One revealed from a square is paid last, after coins and Baskets. One that drops in with the reels counts only in a spin that also brings a Rainbow. Each colour of Egg can be on the grid only once, which caps a spin at four. Eggs dropped in during 17 of our rounds, and a Rainbow came with them once.

Spell of Luck saves everything for the Rainbow

Ten free spins open every bonus, and they retrigger alike, +2 for two scatters and +4 for three. What changes is the lifetime of a Golden Square.

• Spell of Luck (3 FS, buy 80x): squares stay lit until a Rainbow opens them, then clear.
• Swiping the Sweets (4 FS, buy 250x): squares stay to the end, even once opened.
• Rainbow Riches (5 FS, not for sale): Swiping the Sweets with a guaranteed Rainbow each spin, and every coin Silver or Gold.

One sentence in Le Bunny's Spell of Luck rules is missing from our transcription of Le King's: "The minimum Coin value is 1x." No coin in our three logged bonuses fell below it; base reveals often showed 0.2x and 0.5x.

With the squares waiting for a Rainbow, our Spell of Luck money arrived in one go. In the three natural rounds of the log, one Rainbow paid €140.00 of €144.20, €146.00 of €150.00, and €164.00 of €191.20.

Bought for €160.00, our own round did it at once. Its first free spin paid €0.40 for a cluster of 10s, leaving six Golden Squares with a Rainbow in the corner. They opened into coins of 2x, 3x, 5x and 1x, a Green Clover and a Basket.

A second reveal added 1x, 25x, 2x, 3x and 1x, so with the Basket the spin made 76x, €152.00, on top of the €0.40. The other nine free spins paid nothing, and the bonus finished €7.60 short of its price.

One MEGA Egg and 499 other spins

These 500 spins at €2.00 were sent by script to Hacksaw's server, every answer saved.

For 113 spins it was an ordinary sample: the balance stayed under its €5,000.00 start, those spins returned 41.9%, and spin 113 left it at its lowest, €4,868.60. The MEGA Egg on spin 114 then added €2,000.00. From spin 115 to the end, three bonuses included, the stakes came back at 97.4% and the balance slipped €20.20, closing at €6,846.40: a return of 284.6%.

One event produced that figure, not a trait of the game. Without spin 114 the log returns 84.8%, under the 96.14% in the rules; without the bonuses as well, 36.4%. An Egg met a Rainbow once in 500 spins here, and the next 500 could show no meeting at all.

The small numbers are steadier: 42.8% of spins paid, two in three of those wins were 0.5x or smaller, and no losing streak ran past 11. Our Le King log of the same maths hit 40.2%, also with a 0.5x median, and returned 92.1%, close to this log without its Egg.

Pricing the four buy cards

BonusHunt (3x) and Rainbowcatching (60x) are FeatureSpins, charged per spin until DISABLE is pressed. Spell of Luck and Swiping the Sweets are single purchases, and Rainbow Riches cannot be bought.

Rainbowcatching suits the Eggs best: each spin carries a guaranteed Rainbow and at least one win, so any Egg that lands is paid. Scatters are off in that mode, so it never reaches a bonus.

Our three natural Spell of Luck rounds paid 72.1x, 75x and 95.6x, an average of 80.9x against the 80x price. Three rounds prove nothing either way.

Asked about Le Bunny

Our replies lean on the rules screens and the two sessions.

Le Bunny or Le King?

Between the two, the maths is shared and the art decides: an Easter garden with a night-time forest for the bonuses, or Le King's Las Vegas neon.

Le Bandit, the first game, caps wins at 10,000x and has neither jackpots nor a clover that covers the whole grid.

Le Bunny suits players who like a medium-volatility grid that pays a little on more than four spins in ten and keeps a long shot in reserve. Expect the Rainbow, not the Egg. For 19 lines and a bonus you pick yourself, try Le Pharaoh.