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Power Puff

Red Tiger · released 13 Oct 2026 · page updated 19 Oct 2026

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Launch write-up

Power Puff is a Red Tiger slot released October 13, 2026, after a week of early access from October 6. It’s a 5x3, 20-line game set on a reef. Three puffer fish give the wild symbol different powers.

Every Wild that lands fires a bubble at a puffer, sometimes at more than one. That can trigger free spins with that puffer’s power, or apply the power to the Wild on that spin. Green gives the Wild a x2, x3 or x5 multiplier, and if several Wilds on one line have multipliers, they add together. Red copies the Wild up its whole reel, and the copies keep any multiplier. Yellow leaves a frame where the Wild landed. Frames upgrade from white to blue to gold, and once the spin is over they turn into pearls holding cash prizes or one of four jackpots: Grand 2,500x, Major 500x, Minor 50x or Mini 15x.

The free spins round has 10 spins, and every Wild in the round gets all the active puffer powers. Yellow frames also stay on the reels until the round ends. Sometimes a school of fish swims past during a spin, and any Wild that lands then is sure to trigger free spins. A feature buy offers four options.

Red Tiger lists a 96.08% RTP and a 29.08% hit frequency, but no volatility rating. The max win is 3,433x the bet, the lowest of the six October 2026 releases with a published max win that we had tracked by October 19, 2026. Gator Hunters 2 and Six Feet Under both go to 30,000x.

We haven’t found Power Puff in a US lobby.

Sources

Features

  • Feature buy

Source: redtiger.com, checked 18 Oct 2026.

Where to play (US)

Not yet seen in a US casino lobby.

A sighting means we saw the game listed. It isn't a full list of where you can play it, because casinos add and remove games often. Real-money play is legal only in some states, and only for players 21 and over.

History

  1. Released by Red Tiger. redtiger.com

  2. RTP 96.08% and 3,433x max win checked at the source.

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