The Classic Fluffy Formula: Five Games on One Blueprint

What this collection groups together

Five Fluffy games share almost exactly the same blueprint: Fluffy Favourites, Fluffy Too, Fluffy Favourites Fairground, Fluffy Favourites Mix 'n' Win and Fluffy Favourites Remastered. We group them as the classic Fluffy formula because Eyecon's own pages list the same frame, the same free games and the same return-to-player options for each. Knowing the shared base lets you learn the whole group quickly and spot the one thing that changes from game to game.

Blueprint sheet with five identical dashed box outlines and coloured labels

The shared blueprint

Element	What all five games have, according to Eyecon
Frame	Five reels, three rows, 25 paylines
Volatility	High
Return to player	95% or 93%; the demos run at 95%
Free games	Three, four or five Pink Elephant scatters award 15, 20 or 25 free games
During free games	Line wins are tripled; up to 15 retriggers
Substitute	The elephant character, doubling prizes when it substitutes
Pick bonus	Started by three or more scatters of a trigger symbol; one pick per trigger symbol; each pick worth up to 100x the total stake

What changes from game to game

The variable is the pick bonus. Each game swaps in a different one, and the substitute's exclusions change with it, because a substitute cannot stand in for the symbol that starts a bonus.

Game	Pick bonus and trigger symbol
Fluffy Favourites	Toybox Pick Bonus, from Claw scatters
Fluffy Too	Coin Pusher, from Coin scatters
Fluffy Favourites Fairground	Hook-A-Fluffy, from Big Top symbols
Fluffy Favourites Mix 'n' Win	Grab-a-Fluffy (Claws), Coin Pusher (Coins) and Hook-A-Fluffy (Tents), all in one game
Fluffy Favourites Remastered	Toybox Pick Bonus, from Claw scatters

Mix 'n' Win is the odd one out within the group, since it combines all three pick games. Eyecon's description says players can choose from the free games and one or all of the three pick bonuses.

The Remastered edition

Fluffy Favourites Remastered deserves a note of its own. Eyecon says it celebrates 15 years of Fluffy and keeps the original's characters, with new, upgraded artwork. Its features match the original: the Toybox Pick from Claws and the same free games. It also offers optional seasonal backgrounds, Christmas, Halloween, St Patrick's Day and Easter, which operators can switch on without a new game code. Eyecon's page does not list gameplay changes beyond the artwork and backgrounds, so we do not claim any.

How to use the collection

Because the five share a base, the practical question is simply which pick bonus you prefer to watch. Eyecon's pages publish little of the maths behind the features beyond the return-to-player options and volatility, so we cannot say one plays better than another, and the identical 95% or 93% listings give no reason to rank them on that figure either. Treat the choice as one of theme and feature style.

If you want the full rules for one title, start with our Fluffy Favourites review or the Fairground review. For how pick bonuses compare, see Fluffy pick bonuses explained.

Games outside the formula

Six Fluffy games do not belong in this collection. Fluffy in Space keeps the frame but replaces the pick bonus with a split-reel respin feature; Fluffy Favourites Megaways uses a 6x6 Megaways grid with cascades; and Fluffy Fishin' has 10 paylines and a fishing feature. Three more change one key piece: Fluffy Favourites 10 runs the original's features on ten fixed lines, Whack A Fluffy is listed with 25 ways and a mallet pick game with a higher stated ceiling, and Clawmania uses 20 lines, a Claw that adds Elephants and a free-spin wheel. The series comparison covers all eleven titles together.

Conclusion

The classic Fluffy formula is five reels, 25 lines, a doubling elephant, free games of 15, 20 or 25 with tripled wins, and a scatter-triggered pick bonus. Five games share it, and only the pick bonus, plus the Remastered edition's artwork and seasonal backgrounds, sets them apart. More groupings are listed under Collections.