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Spinomenal releases Buffalo Rampage–Blast The Bonus 3×3

The new 3×3 grid slot follows last October’s Hold & Hit title and routes all payouts through a bonus-only mechanic.

Spinomenal has released Buffalo Rampage–Blast The Bonus 3×3, a new slot title positioned as a successor to last October’s Hold & Hit release.

The game uses a 3×3 grid and removes standard base-game symbol payouts. Spinomenal says all wins come through the Bonus Game, which triggers when three symbols land on the middle row. Once triggered, the symbols lock and the feature starts with three spins; new symbols reset the counter, while three blank spins end the round. The bonus ends if the grid fills, a x5000 cap is reached, or spins run out.

During play, Sticky Bonus symbols can land in the base game and remain in place until the bonus triggers, contributing to the trigger condition. In the feature, Collect symbols aggregate the values of Bonus, Sticky Bonus and Jackpot symbols on the grid (including other Collects). Mystery symbols can also appear and only reveal at the end of the feature as Bonus, Collect, or Jackpot outcomes.

Spinomenal says multipliers can attach to individual grid positions during the feature and stack when additional multipliers land; at the end, each symbol pays its value multiplied by its cell’s multiplier. Jackpot symbols can award Mini (x10), Minor (x20) or Major (x50) jackpots, while filling all nine cells awards the Grand Jackpot for an extra x1000 payout. A Buy option is also available to enter the feature directly.

Spinomenal CO-CEO, Omer Henya commented: “Buffalo Rampage has been a strong performer for us, and this is a fresh take on the popular original. Every symbol on the grid is worth something, and the synth soundtrack gives the Wild West a completely different feel.”

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