Jilihh PG Soft Slots: Fortune & Wild Titles Compared

Jilihh’s pg soft slots coverage runs to four titles, split evenly into a Fortune pair and a Wild pair. Fortune Ox, Fortune Tiger, Wild Bandito and Wild Bounty Showdown each get a full page below, with grid, volatility, published RTP and maximum win laid out before you open a single spin. PG Soft does publish RTP for every title here, in its own game data, even where the visible field on the game page itself shows nothing.

Compare the four side by side below, then open any title’s own page for the full mechanic breakdown.

PG Soft Slots Compared: Grid, Volatility, RTP & Max Win

Title	Grid / Ways	Volatility	Max Win	RTP
Fortune Ox	3-4-3, 10 paylines	Medium	2000x	96.75%
Fortune Tiger	3x3, 5 paylines	Medium	2500x	96.81%
Wild Bandito	5x4, 1024 ways	High	25000x	96.73%
Wild Bounty Showdown	3-4-5-5-4-3, 3000 ways	High	5000x	96.75%

Every RTP figure above comes from PG Soft’s own published game data, not from the blank field a visitor sees on the game page itself.

The 4 PG Soft Slots This Site Covers

1. Fortune Ox — an irregular 3-4-3 grid, taller in the middle reel than the outer two, evaluated over 10 paylines with a synchronised-reel respin feature that keeps going until a win lands.
2. Fortune Tiger — a plain 3x3 grid on 5 paylines, small enough that a full-screen-of-wilds condition worth 500x is actually within reach. Its signature feature is a single-symbol respin rather than a full reel set spinning again.
3. Wild Bandito — a 5x4 grid worth 1,024 ways, with gold-framed wild symbols and a free-spins multiplier that keeps accumulating across the whole round instead of resetting. Respins sit alongside the wild feature as a separate mechanic.
4. Wild Bounty Showdown — a diamond-shaped six-reel grid, shaped 3-4-5-5-4-3, worth 3,000 ways, with gold-framed symbols carrying an increasing multiplier and free spins, triggered by 3 or more scatters, that start at an 8x multiplier rather than build toward one.

What PG Soft Actually Publishes

PG Soft’s game data carries an RTP figure for every title in its catalogue, including all four covered here. What trips readers up is where that figure lives:

1. What the game page shows: a blank field where RTP would sit, for every title checked.
2. What PG Soft’s published game data carries: a real RTP figure, sent with the page even though the visible field stays empty.
3. Why this matters: a reader who only looks at the visible page concludes PG Soft publishes nothing, when the studio does publish — just not where the eye lands.
4. What this site does: reads the figure from PG Soft’s published data and states it plainly as “per PG Soft’s published game data,” never as “shown on PG Soft’s page.”

For the studio’s licensing record alongside this RTP practice, see Jilihh’s game providers page — PG Soft’s Malta licence and its 2020 suspension-and-reinstatement history sit there in full.

Fortune Tiger PG Soft: Grid, Multiplier & Max Win

Fortune Tiger PG Soft runs one of the smallest grids in this entire comparison: three reels, three rows, five paylines. That size is deliberate, not a limitation:

• A full screen of wild symbols pays 500x — a condition a 3x3 grid can actually produce, where a 6x5 grid rarely would.
• A full screen of matching symbols pays 10x.
• RTP is published, per PG Soft’s data, at 96.81% — the highest of the four titles here.
• Max win tops out at 2,500x, ahead of Fortune Ox’s 2,000x but well behind either Wild title.

Fortune Ox vs Fortune Tiger: Same Family, Different Grid

Both carry the Fortune name and both come from PG Soft, but the grids underneath don’t match:

Figure	Fortune Ox	Fortune Tiger
Grid shape	3-4-3 (irregular)	3x3 (regular)
Paylines	10	5
Max win	2000x	2500x
RTP	96.75%	96.81%
Signature feature	Synchronised-reel respin until a win lands	Full-screen multiplier condition

Describing either one by the other’s grid shape gets the paytable wrong — a 3-4-3 frame and a 3x3 frame evaluate very differently even at similar payline counts.

Wild Bandito vs Wild Bounty Showdown: Ways, Multipliers & Volatility

Both Wild titles run high volatility and a ways-to-win structure, and both diverge sharply on how their multiplier behaves:

Figure	Wild Bandito	Wild Bounty Showdown
Grid / ways	5x4, 1,024 ways	3-4-5-5-4-3 diamond, 3,000 ways
Max win	25000x	5000x
Multiplier behaviour	Accumulates across the whole free-spins round, never resets	Starts free spins at 8x rather than building to it
RTP	96.73%	96.75%

A never-resetting multiplier is what pushes Wild Bandito’s ceiling to 25,000x, five times Wild Bounty Showdown’s 5,000x — the diamond grid’s higher way-count doesn’t translate into a higher published max win here.

When PG Soft Released Each Title

Title	Release Year
Fortune Ox	2021
Fortune Tiger	2022
Wild Bandito	2022
Wild Bounty Showdown	2022

Fortune Ox is the oldest of the four, released in 2021, a year ahead of the other three. All three 2022 releases came from PG Soft within the same year, yet Wild Bandito’s never-resetting multiplier and Wild Bounty Showdown’s diamond grid show the studio was building very different mechanics side by side rather than iterating on one template.

Finding PG Soft at Jilihh

PG Soft sits under its own tab in the lobby’s studio row, alongside Jili, PP and the rest. Open the PG tab, tap Display All to expand the full shelf, and search the exact title — this site names no fixed shelf list for PG Soft, since shelves change day to day and a name search is the reliable route either way. For the wider set of categories and studios the lobby carries, see Jilihh’s casino page, and for slot mechanics compared across every studio rather than just PG Soft, see Jilihh’s slot games page. This site’s jilihh slot picks list covers where these four titles rank against JILI and Pragmatic Play options in the same lobby.