Staff Writer
International leader in iGaming content, Pragmatic Play, recently announced the launch of its new online slot title, Wild Beach Party.
The game runs on a 7x7 grid format with symbols that depict glistening tropical fruits. A smiling bikini-clad character accompanies the gameplay, standing to the right of the reels where you have to land five or more matching fruit symbols in a cluster to achieve a win. The Tumble mechanic removes the winning symbols from the reels, allowing new ones to appear in their place.
After a winning tumble, rainbow sphere wild symbols can appear in the vacated positions. These come enhanced with starting multiplier values of 2x. When a wild is involved in a winning cluster it will vanish, but it could randomly appear again.
If the multiplier wild does reappear, its value can be boosted to between 4x and 256x. When multiple wilds form part of the same cluster, their values will be combined.
Landing three or more scatters anywhere on the reels will get you into the bonus round where you will be awarded a minimum of 10 free spins. The wilds here have a starting multiplier of 3x that can rise as high as 729x for the duration of the feature.
Wild Beach Party joins other recent launches from Pragmatic Play such as Queenie, Snakes and Ladders Megadice and Extra Juicy Megaways, all of which form part of the provider’s selection of over 200 HTML5 titles.
Yossi Barzely, the Chief Business Development Officer at Pragmatic Play spoke about the new release, saying,
"Wild Beach Party brings a lot of light-hearted humor to our diverse selection whilst still offering huge winning potential and highly stylized visuals. The lively island experience is supported by sharp visuals, intuitive sound effects that keep players engaged, and an impressive collection of features that help land big win.”
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