Honey Beast Dice

Honey Beast Dice Slot Review

A giant honeycomb hive hangs in the sky above a hazy orange desert, dripping lit honey down a cliff face while bees circle out into the open air. Honey Beast Dice, from BF Games, spends its entire budget on that view and tells you almost nothing else about itself, which is either refreshing or careless depending on how much you like climbing blind.

It’s the dice-flavoured companion to Honey Beast, a lovely-looking mystery of a game in 2026. This one runs with medium volatility, and it publishes no RTP figure of its own. Whether the hive holds more honey this time is what the reels have to answer.

Base Game & Features

The reels sit in the middle of that golden canyon, framed by the hive on one cliff and the little house on the other. It’s a warm, lush piece of painting, all orange haze and glowing honey. Bright cartoon-arcade lettering pops against all of it. The symbol set mixes the predictable with the peculiar.

• Card symbols: 9, 10, J, K, A – the low-paying end of the set
• Dice icons, carrying the game’s name into the reels
• A honey jar symbol
• A four-leaf clover symbol
• A wild paw symbol

The wild paw stands in for other symbols to complete winning combinations, and that’s its whole job here. It doesn’t carry its own payout structure and it doesn’t trigger anything. For a game with “Beast” in the title, the wild is a quiet presence rather than a headline act.

The royals and the dice do the everyday work. The dice icons are the one nod to the game’s own name, sitting between the card symbols like they’ve wandered in from a different cabinet. Beyond them, the honey jar and clover tie the grid back to the meadow-and-hive setting.

Wins are formed across the reels. Medium volatility means the spacing between them shouldn’t turn brutal, with payouts spread more evenly than a high-variance game would give you. That makes it a comfortable slot to sit with at modest stakes while you wait on the feature.

One quirk: grid positions can carry a coin value overlay, with 0.30 showing on cells during play. This game thinks in coin values rather than plain stake multiples.

It’s a small distinction, but it matters. Check your coin settings before you judge any figure the display gives you, because the same spin can look different depending on how the denominations are set. It changes how the numbers you’re watching should be read.

Honey Beast Dice Bonus Features & Free Spins

Honey Money Games

The feature round goes by the name Honey Money Games, and that’s honestly most of what can be said with confidence about it. Everything the game commits to can be counted on one hand:

• It’s the round the base game builds towards
• It’s the feature that Extra Chance improves the odds of triggering
• Beyond that, how it plays, what it pays and how it’s won are left to discover when it lands

That thinness will bother some players more than others. Nothing can be checked in advance.

If you want to know what a spin is worth before you take it, this game won’t tell you. What the round does have going for it is the setting it lands in. Triggering a feature against that sunset canyon, hive glowing off to the left, is a better payoff visually than most bee slots offer. Whether the honey inside matches the packaging is the gamble.

Extra Chance (Double Chance)

Extra Chance is the one mechanic in this game you can actually reason about before you spin. It’s an opt-in modifier, and its terms are short:

• Opt in via the Double Chance button
• Your stake increases by 20% of your current bet
• In exchange, your chances of triggering Honey Money Games double

It’s a structure that rewards a bit of arithmetic. Paying a fifth more per spin to halve the expected wait for the feature is a fair-sounding deal on paper. Because the extra cost is charged in drips rather than one lump, it’s the kind of opt-in a patient player can sit with for a long session without wincing.

It’s also the honest way to chase the feature here. With no published odds on the round itself, Extra Chance is the only lever the game hands you. It puts its price tag on the lever rather than hiding it in the fine print.

Twenty per cent is a real cost over a long stretch of spins, so it’s a decision worth making deliberately rather than by default. At a 1.00 stake, you’re paying 1.20 every spin with the modifier on. Over a few hundred spins that difference compounds, and it should be weighed against how badly you want the round.

Our Honest Verdict

Overall Rating: 6/10

A session here is mostly spent in the sunset canyon, watching the hive glow and waiting. That waiting looks good enough that it mostly gets away with it, and honestly the view is the reason to open this one at all.

The best thing in it is Extra Chance, because a fifth on top of your stake for doubled feature odds is a decision you can make with a clear head before the reels move. The worst is that everything behind that trigger is fog: the round’s rules, its payouts, its ceiling, all of it left undescribed. That’s a lot of unlit ground for a game with one feature.

It suits players who enjoy a slow build and don’t mind finding out what the honey’s worth only after they’ve reached for it. Anyone who wants the numbers before the climb should spend their stake elsewhere.

Honey Beast Dice FAQs

• What is the RTP of Honey Beast Dice?

  Honey Beast Dice doesn’t publish an RTP figure in the game itself. Settings can vary between operators, so it’s worth checking the paytable at whichever casino you’re playing at.
• Is Honey Beast Dice high volatility?

  No. Honey Beast Dice is a medium volatility slot, so swings should be gentler than in a high volatility game, with feature rounds and payouts spaced more evenly.
• What is the grid size of Honey Beast Dice?

  Honey Beast Dice’s precise reel and row layout isn’t confirmed by the sources used for this review.
• What is Honey Money Games?

  Honey Money Games is Honey Beast Dice’s feature round. It’s the round the whole game builds towards, and triggering it is what the Extra Chance option improves the odds of. The game keeps the details of how it plays close to its chest.
• How does Extra Chance work in Honey Beast Dice?

  Extra Chance is an opt-in modifier. Activating it via the Double Chance button adds 20% to your current bet, and in return your chances of triggering the Honey Money Games feature double.
• Can you buy the bonus in Honey Beast Dice?

  Extra Chance is the game’s opt-in option, costing an extra 20% on top of each spin rather than a one-off purchase price, and doubling your odds of reaching the feature round.
• When is Honey Beast Dice released?

  Honey Beast Dice’s release date is 14 October 2026.
• Who makes Honey Beast Dice?

  Honey Beast Dice is made by BF Games. It’s part of the same family as Honey Beast, sharing its theme and sunset canyon setting.