Pyramid Piggies

Pyramid Piggies is an Egyptian slot from Kalamba Games, released on 23 March 2026. It takes Kalamba’s popular piggy series to the pyramids, on a 6x4 grid with 4,096 ways to win. It returns 96.5% at high volatility, takes bets from 0.10 to 100, and offers a top prize of 10,000x the bet. Pig symbols with cash values, collector pots above the reels, a Hyper Bet with multipliers up to x10 and a three-level Buy Bonus make it a feature-heavy release.

Piggies At The Pyramid

The reels sit inside a sandstone temple gate in the desert, with a great pyramid rising behind them and a golden winged sun disc above the grid. Two tall papyrus columns stand on either side, each topped with a stone pig statue, and palm trees and treasure lie scattered in the sand. When the free spins start, the sky turns a deep orange and the pig statues come alive as winged golden guardians.

The symbols follow the theme. The premiums are a red scarab, a pharaoh head, a teal ankh and a purple ibis, and the low symbols are A, K, Q, J and 10. The stars are the pigs: little piglets dressed as pharaohs and mummies that carry cash values, a mummy pig as the wild, and an Eye of Horus Bonus symbol.

The Ways Pays

At a bet of €15 the paytable shows these values for six, five, four and three of a kind:

Scarab – €60.00 / €30.00 / €15.00 / €12.00
Pharaoh – €30.00 / €15.00 / €12.00 / €7.50
Ankh and ibis – €15.00 / €12.00 / €7.50 / €6.00

Six scarabs on a single way pay 4x the bet. With up to 4,096 ways, the regular symbols pay many times over when they stack – in one of our spins five red scarab tiles lit up across the first four reels at once before popping off the grid.

Piggies With Cash

The pig symbols are what make the game special. They land with cash values printed below them, and our screenshots show a wide range. At a bet of €100 two pigs on the fifth reel showed €500 and €800. At a bet of €75 pigs showed €37.50, €75, €225 and a huge €4,500 – from 0.5x to 60x the bet on a single symbol.

Slot catalogues list a cash collector, additive symbols and random rewards among the features, which suggests the pig values are gathered by a collector rather than paid on their own – the wild pig and the pots above the reels are the likely candidates.

Hyper Bet

A Hyper Bet switch on the right of the reels promises “Multipliers up to x10”. It is off in our first screenshots at a bet of €100, and switched on in a spin where the pig values stood out much higher – including the €4,500 pig. Slot catalogues list it as a bonus bet, so it works as an optional booster on top of the regular stake.

Buy Bonus In Three Levels

The Buy Bonus menu offers three levels of free spins, with a tier selector above them. At tier 22 and a bet of €75 our screenshot shows:

Level 1 – 5 free spins for €810
Level 2 – 6 free spins for €1,035
Level 3 – 8 free spins for €1,500

The price per spin rises from €162 at Level 1 to €172.50 at Level 2 and €187.50 at Level 3, so the higher levels cost a little more per spin – presumably for stronger features inside the round.

Free Spins With Collector Pots

We bought the Level 3 bonus for €1,500. The round moves to a desert at sunset, and three arched windows appear above the right-hand reels. Gold coins fly into them during the spins, and our screenshots show them at different moments as empty arches, holding pharaoh pig masks or glowing with light – they appear to be the collector pots of the bonus.

The pig cash values keep landing throughout. At spin 12 of 13 the grid showed pigs worth €7.50, €30, €67.50, €75, €112.50, €300 and €3,750, with the round total at €757.50.

Extra Spins

The round started with 8 spins, but it kept growing. A golden pyramid with the Eye of Horus announced “+3 Extra Spins” and the counter changed to 8/12. By the end of our screenshots the counter read 15/16, so the round had been extended several times – from 8 spins to at least 16.

How Our Round Grew

The total win tells the story of a bonus that builds slowly. It stood at €103.50 at spin 5 after a €60 hit, €178.50 at spin 8 when the extra spins arrived, €757.50 at spin 12, and €1,074 at spin 15 after a €243 win with a wild pig on the grid. With a spin still to go, the round had already paid back more than 70% of its €1,500 price.

Controls And Bet Tiers

The controls are typical for Kalamba. A large round spin button sits on the right with an autoplay button under it, a lightning button for turbo spins, and a coin stack icon for the bet. The Buy Bonus button sits in the bottom left next to the menu, and a thin bar at the very bottom shows the balance, the game mode and the bet. The top bar confirms the grid: “Ways: 4096”.

Our screenshots were taken at several stakes – €15, €75 and €100 – which is why the values in this review differ from section to section. The paytable and all cash values scale with the bet, so a €37.50 pig at €75 would be worth €0.05 at the minimum stake of €0.10.

High Volatility

The high volatility rating shows in the numbers. Base game line wins are small – €30 at a bet of €75 – while single pig values ranged from 0.5x to 60x the bet in our screenshots, and the maximum win reaches 10,000x. Most of the game’s potential sits in the pigs, the collector pots and the extended free spins.

The Piggy Family

Pigs have become one of Kalamba’s trademarks, and the piggy series also includes titles such as 4 Pot Piggy Snatch Hold and Win. Pyramid Piggies dresses the piglets up as pharaohs and mummies and moves the action to a 4,096-ways grid with cash collection, collector pots and extra spins.

Who It Is For

Pyramid Piggies is for fans of Kalamba’s piggy slots and for players who enjoy cash collection mechanics. The Egyptian setting is colourful and fun, the pig values create real excitement on every spin, and the Hyper Bet and three-level Buy Bonus let you choose how hard to push. The high volatility means patience is part of the deal.

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