Kalamba Games Debuts Nature-Inspired Slot: Blazing Spirit Hold and Win

Leading B2B casino game provider with roots in Malta and Krakow, Kalamba Games, has unveiled its latest creation, Blazing Spirit Hold and Win.

This new 5×3 slot offers 25 paylines and is adorned with wildlife symbols, reflecting its natural theme. This release comes on the heels of Diamond Bounty 7s Hold and Win in late August, following the debut of Wilds From the Crypt earlier that month.

Key Features of Blazing Spirit Hold and Win:

• Reels: 5
• Rows: 3
• Paylines: 25
• RTP: 96.62%
• Bet Range: 0.5 to 100
• Volatility: High
• Launch Date: September 18, 2023

The game’s standout feature is the Hyperbet mechanic, enabling players to tailor their gameplay and enhance their odds of entering the free spins segment. This adjustment is made possible by altering the initial bet to suit player preferences. Additionally, the slot introduces two supplementary bonuses.

Activating the Hold and Win bonus requires at least six Cashpots in the primary game, rewarding players with three respins. Each subsequent Cashpot appearance resets the spin count.

To amplify the game’s winning potential, securing a minimum of four diverse jackpots is essential. A special reward awaits players who fill the reels with identical Hold and Win icons.

Initiating the free spins segment necessitates three scatter symbols, granting players ten free spins. Within this segment, each new scatter symbol yields an extra spin. Concurrently, lower-value symbols are excluded, and the Hold and Win bonus can also be activated. Alex Cohen, Chief Commercial Officer and Co-founder, praised the dual bonuses and the exhilarating free spin round. He described Blazing Spirit Hold and Win as a game “brimming with unexpected twists,” confident in its captivating, fiery essence.

Additionally, the game features wolf wild icons and Cashpots with associated instant prizes. To claim the aggregate reward, players need to secure four or five symbols during the main game.

In related news, Kalamba Games revealed plans in late July to collaborate on a crash game titled Deep Rush.