Slotty Studio turns the tables with cascading wins, multiplying mayhem and a Free Spins feast for the senses
Maxxi Labs is launching Turkeys Gone Wild by Slotty Studio in time for Thanksgiving, where one vigilante turkey is on a mission to save his flock from the Thanksgiving chop.
Played across a 6×5 grid, the thrilling pay-anywhere slot awards wins when eight or more matching symbols land anywhere on the reels. Winning symbols then disappear to make way for new ones, allowing Cascading Reels to keep the action moving and create the chance for consecutive wins from a single spin.
Things get even wilder when multiplier symbols land. Values from 2x up to 100x can appear on the reels and may increase during a spin, while multiple multipliers are added together before being applied to the final cascading win.
Four or more Scatters trigger 10 Free Spins, where the game’s Free Spins Multiplier really gets to strut its stuff. Built up in the base game whenever three Scatters land, it can reach up to 20x before the bonus begins. Once Free Spins are underway, winning reel multipliers are added to it and the total carries into the next spin, allowing it to keep growing as the feature unfolds. And the turkey trouble doesn’t stop there; landing three Scatters during Free Spins adds five more spins, while four or more add another 10.
Players looking to get the feathers flying even faster can also activate Boost to increase their chance of triggering Free Spins.
A Maxxi Labs spokesperson said: “Turkeys Gone Wild has a lot of fun with the theme. Slotty Studio has made the turkeys the stars of the show, with bold characters, bright autumn visuals and plenty of attitude across the reels.
“The humour grabs you straight away, but there’s a strong game underneath it too, with the mechanics doing just as much of the talking. Cascades keep a spin moving, the multipliers can quickly pile up and the Free Spins feature gives players something to follow as it builds. It feels like a great one to be putting out at this time of year, and we’re looking forward to seeing how players respond.”