Series
Wolf Gold series
Wolf Gold series: one name across three different formats
Unlike a conventional sequel chain, Pragmatic Play's Wolf Gold series moves from a 5x3 slot to a 3x3 scratchcard and back to a more elaborate 5x3 machine. The wolves, moonlit desert and jackpot language connect the releases, but their spin structures and risk profiles do not.
Ranked by Slot Score
| Game | Year | RTP | Volatility | Slot Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Wolf GoldPragmatic Play | 2017 | 96.01% | Medium volatility | 78 |
 Wolf Gold ScratchcardPragmatic Play | 2020 | 74.48% | — | 42 |
 Wolf Gold UltimateLatestPragmatic Play | 2024 | 95.56% | Medium volatility | 72 |
Wolf Gold established the recognizable version in 2017: 25 paylines, medium volatility, expanding wilds, free spins and a hold-and-win layer. Its 2,500x cap keeps the reward range comparatively contained, while the progressive jackpot and respin systems give the base format several routes into feature play.
Wolf Gold Scratchcard is the outlier. It compresses the brand into a 3x3 scratch format with a fixed bet of 4, a 74.48% RTP and a 250,000x maximum. Those figures make it a separate proposition rather than a faster edition of the original slot.
Wolf Gold Ultimate restores the 5x3, 25-payline frame and medium volatility, then raises the cap to 5,000x. Bonus buying, fixed jackpots, a cash collector, locked reels and a level-up system shift attention toward staged bonus progression. The original is the simpler line-and-jackpot game; Ultimate is the denser feature machine.