Bunny Heist

Bunny Heist (Peter Sons): An Early Look

There are two Bunny Heist listings doing the rounds, and this one — credited simply to Peter Sons — carries a higher volatility rating than its sibling, along with a slightly different bonus balance worth knowing about before you spin.

Built on a 5x3 grid with 10 paylines that pay both ways, Bunny Heist is a feature-led slot through and through — most of its momentum comes from wild interactions and bonus access rather than a steady drip of base-game payouts. The theme is a playful, high-contrast casino-heist aesthetic with a cast of provocative bunny characters; it's eye-catching and unapologetic rather than subtle, and the presentation carries Peter & Sons' usual polish even if the theme itself is a taste-based call.

In the base game, expanding Wilds can land on the middle reels and trigger respins while sticking in place — a loop that will feel familiar to anyone who's played a Starburst-style expanding-wild slot before. Landing several wild reels in a row can make the base game come alive briefly, but without them, spins tend to pass fairly quietly. Free Spins, triggered by scatters, loosen things up by allowing expanding wilds to land on any reel rather than just the centre ones, and those wilds stay sticky for the round — though without the respin loop this time around.

The second bonus swaps in a multi-level wheel feature, triggered by a different scatter combination. It's a more structured ride, with progression through several wheel stages and a visible route toward the top prize if the wheel keeps landing in your favour.

On the numbers: Bunny Heist carries an RTP of 96%, right in line with market expectations, and a High volatility rating — a step up from its medium-rated sibling, meaning longer waits between hits balanced against sharper potential swings when the wilds or wheel cooperate. The max win sits at 10,000x your stake, with betting from $/€0.10 to $/€50 per spin. Both bonuses can be bought directly for 75x your stake, and a Golden Bet option raises the trigger frequency of the features for a higher base wager.

Worth flagging: some listings for this build carry an editor's note that it's still in development and may not reflect the final release, so treat any fine details as subject to change before it goes fully live.

Overall, this is a solidly built, if familiar, feature-driven slot. It doesn't reinvent expanding wilds or wheel bonuses, but the combination of the two, paired with a reasonably priced bonus buy, gives it enough to work with. It's best suited to players who enjoy a high-volatility, feature-hungry session and don't mind a base game that leans on specific symbols for its excitement. Give the demo a go at johnessyslots to see both bonus paths for yourself before deciding whether the higher volatility suits your bankroll better than the alternative build.