The Dog House Muttley Crew Slot

Dear readers, I have an important announcement. 

This review will attempt to break a world record. Some esteemed scientists call it "madness," "pointless," and "a total waste of time." I will try to use as many dog-related puns as possible in a slot review and break the world record of four dog puns.

I will make this piece a classic work. Its success will fuel my dark ambitions to rule the underworld of content writing.

So, let me start this slot ruff-view. It's about Pragmatic Play's exciting release: The Dog House Muttley Crew. So far, the Dog House series has expanded to its fifth game. This time, the dogs are on the high seas, with a woof-woof-woof and a bottle of rum. This slot series began in 2019 with the original slot, The Dog House. Since then, we have seen The Dog House Megaways, The Dog House Multihold, and The Dog House Dog or Alive.

Does the fifth installment continue the paw-fect run of form, or is it one sick pup? I find out as I face the game and, like a vet, dissect every part of its inner workings. This review will detail my real money experience. It will cover the software settings, gameplay, special features, and bonus rounds.

Further-paw, you can play the game for free. The official demo of The Dog House Muttley Crew comes with this review. If your experience of the demo is paws-itive, you can play the real money game at a casino online via Casinos.com. 

With the game loaded and ready to play, begin by setting the value of your bet. The cost of each spin you play starts at the minimum price of $0.20. The values then rise to a maximum bet cost of $240 per spin. With the betting set, you can start the game by pressing the Spin button.

To win, symbols must form in blocks or clusters. These can be vertical or horizontal and must contain five or more of the same symbols. So, anything is paw-sible. The top symbols are four different dogs and a bone. The symbols returning the lowest payout are the 10, J, Q, K, and A.

The rules are simple. Press the Spin button and hope the right symbols fall in the right place. You repeat this until you’re howling with joy from winning. Or until you realize you are barking up the wrong tree, having spent your budget with no success.

Sadly, Pragmatic Play games are not bursting with features and bonuses, which is indeed barking mad. The design of all its games is set to be simple, with one main bonus and one special feature being all that players get. Paw form, really.

The verdict for The Dog House Muttley Crew is a round of ap-paws. But I think we can all agree that the most impressive feat is my new world record for the most dog puns in a slot review.  If you want to play alternative dog-themed slots and read slightly less impressive reviews, check out the games below and enjoy the free-to-play demos.

• Dog Days by Games Global
• Buster's Bones by NetEnt
• Canine Carnage by Play’n GO

To play these slots for real money, create an account at any casino via Casinos.com. You can then start your adventure with an exclusive first deposit bonus.