Booongo releases new Hold and Win title 15 Dragon Pearls
The new five-reel, 25 line oriental-themed game retains the Hold and Win mechanics from the original release, adjusted with new high-paying symbols, and now features an astonishing Grand Jackpot prize of 5000x a player’s stake.
To have a chance of securing this huge jackpot, players will need to collect all 15 pearls during the bonus game. Six respins are awarded upon entry to the bonus round, during which additional respins are given should they land on the reels.
Players will also have an array of new pearls to collect prizes from, while an additional respin symbol can land on any spin during the bonus round.
Booongo’s latest release also includes a free spins mode with high paying symbols only, which is triggered when three Red Bowl scatter symbols appear on the reels.
Yuriy Muratov, Head of Account Management and Business Development at Booongo, said: “Following on from the incredible success of Dragon Pearls, we’ve taken one of our best-performing releases to another level of player experience in this new version with more action than ever before.
“The huge Grand Jackpot prize that’s on offer through 15 Dragon Pearls is sure to make this latest instalment appealing to new and existing Booongo fans, with more bonus symbols than ever before sure to create a breathtaking gaming experience.”
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