Overview
Strawberry Land is a very high volatility Backseat Gaming slot built around a level-up bonus. During bonus games, bonus symbols are collected above the grid, and every three collected moves you up a level, adds two free spins and places three sticky wilds that can carry multipliers up to 100x.
The provider lists a 10,000x maximum win, an 18.80% hit frequency and four RTP versions: 96.01%, 94.01%, 92.01% and 90.01%. Backseat Gaming has not published a release date, grid size or payline count for the game.
The wild symbol
The wild substitutes for all paying symbols. It can appear plain, marked simply W, or with a multiplier.
The possible multipliers are 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 6x, 7x, 8x, 9x, 10x, 15x, 20x, 25x, 50x and 100x. That is fourteen multiplier values, rising in steps of one up to 10x before jumping to 15x, 20x, 25x, 50x and finally 100x.
Where a wild can land naturally depends on the mode. According to the provider, wilds land on their own only in the base game, the bonus hunt and the special spins. In bonus games, they arrive through the level-up system instead.
How the bonus levels work
The bonus game runs on a simple counter. Each bonus symbol that lands is collected in a meter above the grid.
Every three collected bonus symbols triggers a level up, which gives two rewards at once. You receive +2 additional free spins, and three wild symbols are guaranteed to land on random positions on the next spin.
Those level-up wilds are sticky for the entire duration of the bonus. Each one can be a plain W or carry any multiplier from 2x to 100x.
Why stickiness changes the maths
Because the level-up wilds never leave, each level up adds to a growing set. After one level there are three sticky wilds on the grid, after two there are six, and after three there are nine.
Each level also adds two spins, so the new wilds get more chances to connect with paying symbols. A bonus that reaches several levels early has both more wilds and more spins left to use them.
The ceiling on any single wild is 100x. The provider does not state how multipliers on more than one wild in the same win are combined, so that is worth confirming in the paytable or demo.
Base game, bonus hunt and special spins
Backseat Gaming names three modes where wilds can land on their own: the base game, the bonus hunt and the special spins. The provider does not describe how the bonus hunt or special spins are accessed, what they cost or how they differ from the standard game.
The detail matters because these are the only settings besides the base game where a wild can arrive naturally. Read their descriptions in the game client before using them, and check whether your casino offers them at all.
Specs and RTP choice
The published figures are: very high volatility, an 18.80% hit frequency and a 10,000x maximum win.
An 18.80% hit rate works out at about one winning spin in every 5.3. Very high volatility means those wins are mostly small, and the game relies on stronger bonus rounds to reach its return.
The RTP depends on which of the four versions your casino runs. At 96.01% the house edge is 3.99%, and at 90.01% it is 9.99%. The game's info screen normally shows which version is live.
Five things to note in the demo
A free demo of Strawberry Land is available, and these are the details worth watching:
How often the bonus symbol lands during bonus games, since three are needed for each level.
The spread of multipliers on level-up wilds. The provider does not publish how often each value appears, so note how many plain W wilds you see compared with 50x or 100x.
How the game handles two or more multiplier wilds in the same winning combination.
What the bonus hunt and special spins options do, and whether they appear at all in the demo build.
Closing thoughts
Strawberry Land has a clear, rewarding structure: collect three, level up, get two spins and three sticky wilds. The appeal is watching the grid fill with multiplier wilds as the levels stack.
The very high volatility rating means many bonuses will stop at low levels, and the big results need several levels plus high multiplier wilds landing in the right places. Check the RTP version before playing, as it can range from 96.01% down to 90.01%.
FAQs
What is the RTP of Strawberry Land?
Strawberry Land comes in four RTP versions: 96.01%, 94.01%, 92.01% and 90.01%. The casino chooses which one it offers. The house edge ranges from 3.99% at the top setting to 9.99% at the lowest, so checking the game's info screen before playing is worthwhile.
What is the max win in Strawberry Land?
The maximum win in Strawberry Land is 10,000x the stake, according to Backseat Gaming. The biggest results are linked to the bonus, where each level up adds three sticky wilds that can carry multipliers as high as 100x for the rest of the round.
How does the Strawberry Land bonus work?
During bonus games, bonus symbols are collected above the grid. Every three collected symbols is a level up, which awards +2 free spins and guarantees three wild symbols on random positions on the next spin. These wilds are sticky for the whole bonus and can carry multipliers from 2x to 100x.
What multipliers can wilds have in Strawberry Land?
Wilds in Strawberry Land can land without a multiplier, shown as W, or with 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 6x, 7x, 8x, 9x, 10x, 15x, 20x, 25x, 50x or 100x. The wild substitutes for all paying symbols, and in bonus games the level-up wilds stay sticky until the round ends.
Is Strawberry Land high volatility?
Yes, Backseat Gaming rates Strawberry Land as very high volatility. Its hit frequency is 18.80%, meaning about one spin in five or six produces a win. Most wins are small, with larger payouts depending on the bonus reaching several levels and collecting high multiplier sticky wilds.
