Max Fury

Max Fury Overview

Max Fury is a post-apocalyptic slot from Amigo Gaming, released on 14 April 2025. It plays on a compact 3x3 grid with 5 paylines, set on a scorched desert road, and a grinning, white-haired warlord watches every spin from behind the steering wheel of his war rig at the top of the reels. Amigo Gaming rates the volatility medium-high and gives a maximum multiplier of x3,100. Bets run from 0.05 to 100. The studio lists three features on the official page: Pin Win, Pick Game and Pile Collector.

The Paytable

With only three reels, every win is a three-of-a-kind on one of the five lines. The paytable screen, captured at a €100 bet, lists these prizes for three symbols:

• Wild (flaming skull): €5,000 – 50x the bet
• The warlord: €3,000 – 30x
• The punk girl with purple hair: €2,000 – 20x
• The road warrior in sunglasses and the green-haired fighter: €1,600 each – 16x
• Red muscle car: €400 – 4x

Below them sit three cheaper vehicles – a purple motorbike, a blue off-roader and a green armoured buggy – whose values sit further down the paytable. Unusually, the Wild is not only a substitute but the best-paying symbol in the game.

What Our Spins Showed

We played the demo at €100 per spin, and the win messages let us check the paytable against real results.

In one spin the green buggies filled two lines at once. Each line showed €100.00 and the total win was €200.00 – so three green buggies are worth 1x the bet, and two lines make 2x.

Another spin put red muscle cars across the grid, with €400.00 shown on the winning line and €800.00 in total: two lines at 4x each, exactly the red car’s value from the paytable.

Dynamite and the Pile Collector

The red dynamite bundles on the reels are value symbols: each one carries a cash amount, such as €100 or €200 at the €100 bet. On their own they do not pay. The centre reel is where the Pile Collector comes in – a purple collector symbol that lands in the middle column and gathers the values around it. In one of our spins, two €100 dynamite bundles landed on the left and right reels of the middle row with the collector right between them – the typical picture that leads into the bonus. The official description calls it the Pile Feature: values stack up on the collector rather than being paid one by one.

Pin Win

Pin Win is the hold-and-respin round. It opens with a full-screen PIN WIN splash and moves to a new board: a chained 3x3 grid on a dusty road, three red hearts in the top left corner and a jackpot ladder down the side. At the €100 bet the four jackpots read:

• Ultra: €100,000 – 1,000x
• Max: €15,000 – 150x
• Mid: €5,000 – 50x
• Min: €2,500 – 25x

The three hearts are the respin counter, in the usual Pin Win style: new symbols keep the round going, and when the hearts run out the board is paid. The same four-rung ladder – 1,000x, 150x, 50x and 25x – appears in Hades Power, another Amigo title.

The Collector Inside Pin Win

Our screenshots show the collector doing its job during the round. Early on, the board held dynamite worth €100 and €1,500, while the collector in the centre column already showed €3,000. A few respins later, new bundles of €100, €500 and €100 sat around it, and the collector had grown to €4,600. In other words, the collector does not simply sit and wait for the end of the round; it keeps absorbing the values that land next to it, and the pile gets bigger as the respins continue.

The Pick Game

The third feature is a chest round. Three flaming golden briefcases appear on the reels, stamped PICK, A and CHEST, and the message bar reads “Pick a chest!”. In our round, one of the chests opened to reveal a x50 multiplier – 50 times the bet, or €5,000 at our stake. The other two chests stayed closed, so we cannot say what they held.

Where the x3,100 Comes From

The base game alone cannot get close to the ceiling: the best line in the paytable is the Wild at 50x, and even five Wild lines would be 250x. The large prizes live in the bonus rounds – the Ultra jackpot on its own is worth 1,000x, and the collector adds its growing pile on top. The published x3,100 maximum can only be reached through the features.

The Numbers in Brief

• Grid: 3 reels, 3 rows, 5 fixed paylines
• Bet range: 0.05 to 100 per spin
• Volatility: medium-high
• Maximum win: x3,100
• Top line win: three Wilds, 50x
• Jackpots: 1,000x, 150x, 50x and 25x the bet
• Features: Pin Win, Pick Game, Pile Collector

The gap between the paytable and the ceiling tells the story of the game: the lines keep the balance ticking over, while the bonus rounds carry almost all of the upside. On a three-reel game with only five lines, that is the only way to reach a four-figure multiplier.

Graphics and Sound

Max Fury leans hard into its Mad Max-style setting. The reels sit on a riveted steel frame with hazard stripes, the desert glows orange under a low sun, and the Pin Win round moves to a ruined road with barrels and broken buildings. The symbols are drawn as comic-book portraits: the warlord in goggles, the road warrior in red sunglasses, a punk girl with a skull-print top and a green-haired fighter. The vehicles – a flame-painted muscle car, an armoured buggy, a desert off-roader and a purple chopper – complete the gang.

More From Amigo Gaming

Max Fury shares its studio with a long line of 3x3 and five-line games. Fortune Bros uses the same compact grid with a very different theme, and 3 Pharaohs is another three-reel game with a Pin Win round.

Who It Is For

Max Fury suits players who like small grids and fast rounds, with three bonus features doing most of the work. The paytable is short and easy to read, the Wild is also the top-paying symbol, and the Pin Win ladder goes up to 1,000x. With medium-high volatility, expect plenty of small line wins and long gaps between the big features. The game was available in all six casinos we checked.

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