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Booming Games launches Bubble Works slot with 6,000x max win

Candy factory-themed release uses a Bubble Prize Shelf and three Cash Collect symbol types across 20 fixed paylines.

Booming Games has launched Bubble Works, a new slot release built around a Bubble Prize Shelf collection mechanic and Free Spins. The game runs on a 5×3 grid with 20 fixed paylines and a maximum win potential of 6,000x.

The title is set on a candy factory-themed backdrop. In the base game, Bubble symbols “float up” to the Bubble Shelf, a 5×3 grid positioned above the reels. Bubble symbols move into the bottom of the shelf and push existing symbols upward. According to the company, bubbles can contain multipliers up to 1000x and are awarded when a Collect symbol lands on the reels.

Bubble Works includes three Collect symbols: Standard Collect collects one Bubble with the corresponding prize, Mega Collect collects all Bubbles in the reel, and Super Collect collects all Bubbles on the prize reel.

The Free Spins feature increases Bubble collect frequency and adds a Bubble Stash mechanic. Each bubble that gets pushed contributes to the Bubble Stash prize, described as an increasing multiplier that can be collected by landing a Bubble Stash Switch symbol.

Craig Asling, Director of Games at Booming Games, said: “With a hugely popular theme, innovative dynamic cash collection with the Bubble Shelf and high win potential with the Bonus’s Bubble Stash feature, we’re confident players will enjoy this latest addition to our collection. Bubble Works is the latest example of our ability to offer players the ultimate gaming experience, rooted in entertainment and storytelling, with the potential to unlock significant returns with every spin.”

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