Fat Rabbit Free Demo: Carrot Wilds, a Rabbit That Grows to 5x5, and Push's Published RTP

Fat Rabbit is Push Gaming’s 2018 farm-comedy slot built around one gluttonous idea: a free spins round where the rabbit wild eats every carrot that lands, grows stage by stage, and can end up as a single wild covering the entire 5x5 grid. The headline numbers here are unusually well sourced - the 5x5 layout, 50 paylines, high volatility and both RTP builds all come straight from Push Gaming’s own game page. The max win is the one figure that needs a hedge, and we explain why below. The demo is the free way to watch the rabbit get fat without paying for his diet.

How the game works

The base game is deliberately simple: a 5x5 grid paying across 50 fixed paylines, both confirmed on Push Gaming’s own page. Farm symbols pay left to right, and wild carrots substitute for everything. On their own the base spins are quiet - by design, because the whole game funnels toward the bonus trigger.

Two things break the routine. The first is the Harvest Feature, which Push’s page describes first-hand: the farmer’s tractor is triggered at random, ploughs through the reels, and unearths several wild carrot symbols in its path - an instant shot at line wins with no bonus required.

The second is the trigger itself: land the rabbit and a wild carrot symbol together and the Free Games Feature begins. A Bonus Buy exists too, confirmed on Push’s page; reviews report it at 80x bet and note it is unavailable to UK players.

Free spins: feeding the rabbit

This is the engine the game is named after. Push’s own page sets out the loop: during free spins the rabbit collects the wild carrot symbols that land, they accumulate on a meter, and he grows larger while awarding additional free spins and wins.

The stage-by-stage arithmetic is where sources diverge, so we hedge it. One review describes the rabbit stepping from 1x1 to 2x2, then 3x3, then the full grid at 5, 10 and 15 carrots collected, with the round reported to start at 5 spins and top out around 20. Another charts five levels through a 4x4 stage with a few extra spins at each. Both agree on the destination: enough carrots and the rabbit becomes a full 5x5 wild, which converts every payline at once and is where the game’s big multipliers live. All of those per-stage counts are reported figures, not studio-published ones.

The shape of the ride follows from the design: most bonuses end with a half-grown rabbit and a modest payout, and the rare full-grid finish carries the volatility. Push grades the game high volatility on its own page; some reviews soften that to medium-high, for what a reported grade is worth.

RTP honesty check

Credit where it is due: Push Gaming publishes this figure first-party, which is rarer than it should be. The official page lists a 96.45% default build and a reduced 94.15% build, and states plainly that RTPs may vary per casino, with the live figure shown in the game’s info panel and loading screen. Review databases report further reduced builds down to 90.51%, which we could not confirm on Push’s page. Either way the rule is the same: the casino picks the build, so check the info panel where you actually play - our RTP guide shows where to look and what the difference costs you.

One more number worth reading carefully: databases report a 10,233x theoretical max win, but Push’s own page publishes 3,844x as the highest observed win. Those are different kinds of claims - one is math, the other is history - and only the second comes from the studio.

The bottom line

Fat Rabbit is an early Push Gaming title that still holds up because the one mechanic it has is genuinely fun to watch: a wild that eats its way across the meter until it swallows the grid. It is also a patience game - the base spins exist to be survived, and the bonus decides everything. If you want to see where Push took this collect-and-grow instinct next, our Big Bamboo demo covers the studio’s deeper collector math, and the Jammin’ Jars demo shows the compounding-wilds branch of the same family tree. Learn the rabbit’s appetite here with play money first, and if you ever bet real, confirm the RTP build on the spot.