[Quick take] Buffalo Power Megaways — Booongo
The longest feature list in Booongo's catalogue, with Megaways and Hold & Win named in the same game.
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[Quick take] Book of Sun Multichance — Booongo
One of the least-described entries in Booongo's catalogue: a line count and a release date, and nothing else.
[Quick take] Black Wolf Hold and Win — Booongo
The grid stays, but in the sequel 'Hold and Win' leaves both the name and the feature list — a telling change at a studio whose titles double as format labels.
[Quick take] 15 Dragon Pearls Hold and Win — Booongo
A follow-up that adds free spins to the original Dragon Pearls set-up — and a look at how many Booongo Hold & Win titles also list free spins.
[Quick take] Sun of Egypt 3 Hold and Win — Booongo
The instalment where free spins first appear in the feature list of Booongo's flagship series. With no figures published, the feature list is what changes.
[Slot review] Happy Fish — Booongo
The board's second Booongo review. Where 3 Royal Coins sat at this catalogue's minimum build — 3x3, five lines — this title sits at the other end: a 6x7 grid with 117,649 ways. And the same record also carries a 649-line figure. A rare case where both notations appear at once.
[Slot review] 3 Royal Coins: Hold and Win — Booongo
The board's first Booongo review. This studio's catalogue publishes no RTP and no volatility, but states structure — grid, line count, feature list — all the way down. With zero published figures, a 3x3 five-line title becomes the test of how far structure and catalogue statistics can carry a reading.