In the early days of the Megaways wave, White Rabbit from Big Time Gaming was one of the games that showed players there was still a lot of room to build on the engine.
Theme and layout
The theme draws from Alice in Wonderland — a white rabbit, a tea party table, and talking playing cards. It runs the Megaways engine, where the number of rows on each reel changes randomly every spin, matching the whimsical tone of the source material.
The mechanic that made it stand out
What sets this game apart is its Feature Drops in free spins: every time the multiplier climbs to a set threshold, the board permanently gains an extra row for the rest of the round. That means the board keeps growing from its normal size into a massive grid with well over a million ways to win by the end of a long round. This mechanic makes every free spin that keeps the round alive matter more and more.
Who this suits
This suits players who enjoy watching the board transform dramatically mid-play, and who can handle high volatility that depends on a long free spins run to see the game's full potential.
Summary
White Rabbit proves that adding a row-expansion feature during free spins can create an experience clearly distinct from a standard Megaways slot. See more on the game page or explore other titles from Big Time Gaming, the creator of the Megaways engine.