About Peas Fairy
Released on July 30, 2018, Peas Fairy is part of the very first wave of PG Soft titles, published well before the studio made its name with the Fortune and Mahjong Ways series. The setting is a pea village watched over by a fairy: the visitor picks favourite pods, each hiding a surprise, while a black spider and a butterfly guard the rewards. Technically, the grid is a classic 5x3 delivering 243 ways to win: any run of matching symbols from left to right pays, with no payline constraint. The official RTP is 95.49%, a figure that should be read for what it is — below the 96.7% PG Soft commonly posts on its recent releases. Its split is worth noting: 63.48% comes from the base game and 31.75% from free spins, so most of the value stays reachable outside the bonus. Volatility is high. The core mechanic rests on the Wild Butterfly: when it gets trapped in the spider's web, the capture opens the free spins phase and triggers a multiple-choice gamble in which the player selects elements of the scenery to reveal a reward. A word on maximum potential, because this point calls for transparency: PG Soft has published no advertised ceiling for Peas Fairy. The only figure available is the maximum reached in simulation, 23,117x the stake — a high result for a title of this generation, but a statistical measurement rather than a manufacturer promise. Two practical points: the bet range is narrow (0.30 to 9), which effectively rules out high rollers, and no bonus buy is offered. Free spins trigger roughly once every 25 spins, for an overall hit frequency of 44.62%.
