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Gaming Corps launches 3 Pigs of Independence Hog & Win

New 3 Pigs slot uses a 3×5, 243-ways setup with a Hold & Win-style bonus and a stated 5,000x max win.

Gaming Corps has launched 3 Pigs of Independence Hog & Win, a new title in its 3 Pigs slot series. The Sweden-based, publicly listed developer said the game is themed around US Independence Day.

The game runs on a 3×5 grid with 243 ways to win. Gaming Corps said it is built around “Hog & Win”, its pig-themed take on Hold & Win, where Prize Coins worth 1x to 5x the total bet can land in the base game and be collected via Collector Vaults.

According to the studio, the Bonus Hog & Win Game is triggered by collecting red, white and blue Pig Coins, with a stated top prize of 5,000x the total bet. In the bonus, the Red Pig “Grow” upgrade can add rows to increase the grid up to five symbols high, the White Pig “Boost” applies multipliers up to 10x, and the Blue Pig “Extra” adds respins. The Liberty Pig can also appear and reveal as one of the three Pig Coins.

The game also includes four collectable Banknote Prizes—Hamilton, Oinkrew, Grunt and Benji—which fill progress bars toward larger rewards, Gaming Corps said. A “Lose to Win” mechanic can also trigger on losing spins to reshape the grid into a win or send players into the Hog & Win feature.

Viacheslav Pechernyi, Product Owner at Gaming Corps, said: “The 3 Pigs have become real characters for us, and half the fun is deciding where they turn up next. An American Independence theme was the perfect fit for their loudest, brightest adventure yet.

“Beneath the celebration there is a genuinely rewarding game, with the Hog & Win feature, the grid-growing upgrades and the Banknote Prizes giving players plenty to chase. It is bold, good fun, and we think it will go down well wherever the 3 Pigs have found a following.”

George Miller began his career in content marketing before joining the HIPTHER team in 2016 as an Editor and Content Manager. His ability to distill complex regulatory data into newsworthy B2B content led to his appointment as Head of Content in 2017.…

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