Greed Slot (Mini Review)
Greed is an exclusive release from AvatarUX, built on the studio’s signature PopWins engine. The slot uses 5 reels with up to 59,049 ways to win, featuring cascading reels, expanding rows, free spins with progressive multipliers, and a hefty 20,000x max win potential. Bets range from €0.10 to €100 per spin, with a default 96.11% RTP.
The theme takes inspiration from Wall Street excess. The reels spin against a backdrop of towering skyscrapers, while symbols mix card royals with sharp-suited bankers, creating a polished but predictable financial vibe. It looks clean, though hardly groundbreaking, and its exclusivity suggests it’s more of a filler addition than a flagship AvatarUX release.
Gameplay follows the PopWins format: winning symbols are replaced by two new ones, expanding the reels up to 6 rows in the base game and 9 rows in free spins. Free spins trigger once all reels expand to full height, with a gamble option to increase the number of spins. In the bonus, a multiplier starts at 2x, increasing by +1 with each cascade, and an extra +3 whenever the grid fully unlocks. Crucially, the multiplier doesn’t reset between spins, creating the game’s main win potential. For those who prefer shortcuts, the feature can be bought for 75x the stake.
All told, Greed delivers the familiar PopWins package — cascading wins, expanding grids, and strong top-end potential. The relatively low cost of the bonus buy is a nice touch, but otherwise it doesn’t bring much innovation to the table. Fans of the mechanic will find solid entertainment here, but compared to AvatarUX’s standout titles, Greed feels more like a safe, secondary release than a must-play.
Short Summary
Greed from AvatarUX brings the PopWins mechanic to a Wall Street-inspired setting with 5 reels, up to 59,049 ways, and free spins boosted by progressive multipliers. With a 20,000x max win and 96.11% RTP, it’s a solid but familiar entry that will appeal to fans of the format, even if it lacks the innovation of the studio’s standout titles.
