Doggie Star

Doggie Star Overview

Doggie Star is a SimplePlay slot on a 5×4 grid with 20 fixed lines, carrying a maximum win of 9,000x the bet. It was released on 6 December 2024.

SlotCatalog leaves the RTP and the variance at N/A for this one, so the 96.65% figure we carry comes from the operator rather than an independent datasheet. All the numbers below were read from demo play at stakes of 2.00, 3.00 and 200.00 USD.

Theme and Graphics

The reels sit inside a cartoon dog mansion – a pink tiled roof, white classical columns either side, windows along the top and a warm interior behind. Houseplants stand at both edges and a golden cat statue sits on a plinth to the left, watching.

The symbols are breeds rather than generic dogs: a shiba, a husky, a corgi, a shaggy terrier and a dachshund, each drawn mid-expression. Card ranks in bright plastic colours fill the low end, and a carton of milk turns up among them.

The word 20 LINES is printed vertically down both columns, so the line count is never out of sight.

The Multiplier Wilds

This is the mechanic the game is built on. Wild dogs land on the middle three reels carrying a multiplier badge, and the captures show both values in play: X2 and X3.

They are not rare. One board has two X2 wilds on screen at once, another has an X2 and an X3, a third has a single X3 – in a short session almost every capture carries at least one.

One win message is particularly revealing. With an X2 and an X3 both on the paying line, the bar reads “Line 20 … pays 7.50 X 5” – consistent with the two badges combining into a single x5 rather than multiplying out to x6.

The Three Jackpot Meters

Three counters run across the very top of the screen, each with a small crown or paw badge beside it. In the captures they read 2,506, 25,060 and 250.

The middle figure is ten times the first and a hundred times the third, which is a clean tiered structure – and the numbers move independently of the stake, so these are pool meters rather than bet-scaled fixed jackpots.

What the Session Produced

The base game paid in small, steady amounts against a 3.00 bet: 0.90, 9.00 and 25.50 – from under a third of the stake to eight and a half times it.

The 25.50 board is the pick of them, with two X2 wilds stacked on the second and third reels and a full row of K symbols running behind them.

The balance moved 166.90, 172.90, 168.40 and 212.80 across the base game – up about forty-five on the run, with something landing on nearly every capture.

The Free Game

Three scatters – a dog’s head resting on a golden bone – trigger the round, and the bar confirms it: “win Free Game Feature”. The datasheet puts the award at 7 free spins for three scatters.

Inside the round the board changes shape. A large blue double door, panelled and marked with a roman numeral, swings across the right-hand side of the grid and covers two whole reels. The playable area shrinks to what is left of the board while it is closed.

A gold badge in the top-left corner carries the spin count – the capture shows 8 – and the bar underneath reads Free Spins 8/8, so the round had been extended past the seven the datasheet lists.

The Buy Feature

A green BUY FREE GAME plaque hangs on the left column with the price under it, and pressing it opens a chalkboard panel with a golden dog sitting on top of the frame.

The confirmation uses paw prints instead of buttons: a pink paw with a cross to cancel and a green paw with a tick to buy.

The price tracks the stake exactly. At a 2.00 bet the plaque reads 200; at a 3.00 bet it reads 300. That is 100x in both cases – expensive, but at least predictable.

Who Should Play It

Doggie Star suits players who like a bright, busy game with a feature that turns up often. The multiplier wilds are frequent enough to shape most spins, the artwork is genuinely charming rather than merely colourful, and the three jackpot meters give a 20-line slot a top end it would not otherwise have.

Two things temper it. The RTP is not independently published, so you are relying on the operator’s figure; and the buy costs 100x on a game whose base spins pay in single-digit multiples. Take the free game when the scatters arrive rather than paying for it.

Where to Play Doggie Star

You can try this game on MrJones Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 300% up to £1200 for a limited time.

Doggie Star was listed in the MrJones game library under SimplePlay when we checked on 21 September 2026.