Cascading victories and wild multipliers maintain the excitement from one spin to the next in Gaming Corps’ newest slot.
Gaming Corps – a publicly-traded game development firm headquartered in Sweden, has unveiled Whole Lotta Honey, a high-volatility video slot filled with incredible win possibilities, featuring a maximum reward of up to 10,000x the overall stake.
Situated in a lively beehive realm, Whole Lotta Honey immerses players in a swift honeycombed layout where symbols can pay out in any visible position, and each winning combination activates a tumble, making room for new symbols to cascade down and maintain the excitement flowing.
Central to the gameplay are strong multiplier symbols that have values between x2 to x100 and are applied to the total win, referred to as the “Bumble Win,” after a spin concludes. These multipliers become active whenever they are visible, enabling wins to increase rapidly as consecutive combinations pile up. Introducing an extra layer of unpredictability is the Beehive feature, which can activate on any spin outside of Free Spins, either adding more Scatter symbols to initiate the bonus or enhancing the value of existing multipliers.
The Free Spins bonus activates when four or more Scatter symbols appear anywhere on the grid, granting as many as 14 Free Spins. In Free Spins, multiplier symbols gain increased significance, as each multiplier that appears during a winning spin contributes to a cumulative total multiplier that is effective for the whole bonus round. Extra Free Spins can be retriggered, enabling the total multiplier to keep increasing as players pursue the game’s highest reward.
Alexandros Mavroudis, Product Owner at Gaming Corps, said: “With Whole Lotta Honey, the goal was to create a slot that never sits still. The tumbling grid, Scatter pays anywhere and special Beehive modifier all work together to keep the game buzzing, while the persistent multipliers in Free Spins give players a clear sense of progression. It’s playful in tone, but very deliberate in how the mechanics stack and escalate.”
