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As the Huff N’ Puff family of slots grows, more diversity is coming into play while retaining familiar elements of the straw/stick/brick houses and collecting hats. Huff N’ Puff We’ve Had Enuff is possibly the most unique to come out so far, thanks to a twist in how the hats impact the base game and the taller array of reels available in the various bonus features.
If you’ve not experienced Huff N’ Puff We’ve Had Enuff yet, the good news is it’s one of the many free-to-play slots available on Monopoly Slots. Once we catch you up with what’s unique in this slot, we’ll share how you can get started playing on your desktop computer or mobile device.
Base Game
Huff N’ Puff We’ve Had Enuff features the standard 5×3 reel set found on Huff N’ Puff series slots with an all ways pays format vs. having a set amount of paylines. The mix of royal and premium symbols carry over, as do the hats and the power saws. In this version, six hats don’t trigger a bonus. Instead, they’re part of their own feature.
The four static jackpots that the social versions of the slot have are here as well, and change based on bet level, meaning your chances of winning them are the same on any bet level.
Base Game Frames Feature
Any time a hat lands on a column it awards a frame. The frame progression follows the standard Huff N’ Puff sequence: Sticks, Straw and Bricks. However, in this scenario when the first hat lands upon an empty column, a three spin counter begins.
You then have three more spins to land at least one hat in each space in the column, awarding a frame full of columns. Successfully do so, and prizes will be awarded by the wolf in a similar manner to the hat bonus on other versions. However, fail to get a border on each space in the column before the counter expires, and any border progression you have will be wiped away.
Of course, the hats also love popping into different columns or landing in the same spots and leaving one spot empty, which can lead to a chase similar to Cash Falls where you keep getting close but also keep getting new tries. That’s the basic hook to keep people playing.
An important aspect is that six hats will not award free spins, so those looking for that traditional Huff N’ Puff experience will not find that here.
In this scenario, some of the line hit benefit shifts to these stacks, which can be quite generous at times, especially if you reach a mansion. Mini and Minor prizes can come out quite a bit here, and you are eligible for the Major or Grand on the Mansion. Wheel spins are also possible, with an upgrade included on the Stick level and two upgrades on the Brick level.
Finally, the wolf can also assist, upgrading prizes.
The Wheel
Like most newer Huff N’ Puff titles, three power saws lead to the wheel, where the opportunity to spin for bonuses and static jackpots. An upgrade space can upgrade to better jackpots and bonuses. The wheel progresses like this:
- Base wheel: Hat Bonus Feature, Power Saw Feature, Mini, Minor and Upgrade
- Upgraded wheel: Power Saw Feature, Estate Feature, Minor x2, Mini x2, Upgrade
- 2nd Upgrades wheel: Estate Feature, Super Estate Feature, Grand, Major, Minor x3, Minor x5, Mini x3, Mini x5
Hat Bonus Feature
The Hat Bonus Feature is the baseline of all the bonus variations in this slot. Like other Huff N’ Puff titles, you get six spins. However, this time, the 3×5 space to collect hats for frames evolves to a 9×5 grid. However, to start, only the lowest 3×5 is unlocked, with a single hat in the center space of those reels to award the first border.
Collecting power saws in already unlocked spaces can unlocks more rows. The first three unlocks one row, the second three another row. After that, three more unlocks two rows, with three final power saws unlocking the final two rows.
Each time another row or rows is unlocked an additional spin is awarded. Landing three or more hats within unlocked rows on a single spin also awards an additional spin. No line hits are available in the bonus – the focus is on collecting the frames and the unlocking of rows with the power saws.
Hats that land in locked rows will still award frames, to be available for prizes if that row gets unlocked before the free spins conclude.
The frame upgrade progression is the standard progression as introduced in Huff N’ More Puff (without Palaces). Any time a hat lands on a Brick frame, it will award an upgrade to another space within the same array that’s not yet a Brick frame. If a player manages to get all the spaces filled with Brick frames, credits are awarded, as long as the array in which it occurred is unlocked.
Power Saw Feature
In this variation, a Power Saw will move across an area of the locked arrays, adding frames that can be accessed if the rows are unlocked during the bonus.
Estate Feature
This works like the Mansions feature one earlier Huff N’ Puff slots where the only borders awarded are Bricks, meaning a lot more mansions and shots at bigger prizes.
Super Estate Feature
This follows the Estate Feature format, except all arrays are unlocked to start the feature – no Power Saw collection is needed to unlock the additional arrays!
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