CT Gaming Interactive doubles down in July


CT Gaming Interactive is releasing two new slot games in July, the classic 20 Mega Fresh and Asian-themed Mighty Moon.


Tom Horn Gaming promises a fulfilling gaming experience set in sunny Spain


Just in time for the summer, Tom Horn Gaming has released La Tomatina, a video slot set during the Spanish fiesta.


Set in the town of Buñol and filled with hundreds of thousands of tomatoes hurled around the streets by festival attendees, La Tomatina features a host of engaging features.


“With every new title we always strive to introduce a new exciting story and feature concept that provides players with an immersive, well- rounded experience. We believe we have achieved this in La Tomatina, “ explains Ondrej Lapides, CEO at Tom Horn Gaming.


Te medium volatility game features flux spins, sticky respins and free spins with multipliers, which can help boost winnings up to 510x the


stake. To survive the spattering battle in the town’s narrow streets and amass wins, players team up with two local rascals - Sergio and Fernando.


Each of the boys activates a different feature.


Flux spins are triggered by Fernando who throws red tomatoes, which when landing on the reels become wilds. Each new tomato occupies one more cell on the reels, moving vertically downwards. Te feature ends when the tomato reaches the bottom row.


Sergio activates the respin feature. Te more yellow tomatoes appear on the reels the more respins are awarded. Once all reels are covered with yellow tomatoes, players are invited to play 10 non-retriggerable free spins enhanced with a 2x multiplier. Here players can choose the pattern they wish to follow - flux spins or sticky respins.


With vibrant graphics coupled with catchy Spanish tunes and thrilling features, there is a lot to La Tomatina that, once it clicks, is great fun. It's a perfect game for this summer that players definitely shouldn’t miss out on.


Kalamba marks a half century of slot titles with Age of Huracan


Kalamba Games has reached a growth milestone with the release of its 50th game, Age of Huracan.


Set among the ancient temples of the Mayans, the game tasks players with exploring magnificent structures in search of treasure and wins while risking the wrath of the powerful Mayan God of wind, fire and storms, Huracan.


Andy Sekula, Head of Games at Kalamba, explains: “For our 50th game, we wanted to create something that was special to mark the milestone. During initial development, we wanted to work with a theme that we previously hadn’t done before and while we’ve produced historical games before, and they have always been successful, we’d never done a Mayan theme, so we settled on that.


“Te features had to be as engaging as the theme P26 NEWSWIRE / INTERACTIVE / MARKET DATA


too, so we decided on K-Cash mechanics and tied it in with a little Mayan magic across the game and it worked really well. We know the combination is going to resonate and be well received by our players.”


Hit three or more K-Cash hurricanes on a single spin to trigger K-Cash spins. Every K-Cash Hurricane that lands locks in place for the duration of the round, making for a race against time to try and cover all the reels with cash for potential prizes.


Accumulating cash amounts on the reels fills the K- Cash meter. Blue K-Cash hurricanes build the K-Cash meter, Te red variety not only build the meter, but also boost the multiplier level for free spins up to a maximum of five. Te K-Cash meter carries over to K-Cash spins.


Hyper Bonus allows access straight to the free spins. Start at three spins and every K-Cash hurricane that lands resets the meter to three to give players a real thrill.


Following recent releases Finnegan’s Formula and Joker Times, Age of Huracan is packed with Kalamba flair and represents the quality that pervades throughout the studio’s game library –


one which now stands at a total of 50.


Alex Cohen, COO and Co-Founder at Kalamba Games, says: “It doesn’t seem that long ago that we were launching our debut game, so to be hitting the 50 mark is very special. A lot has changed since those early days and we’ve come a long way as a company, which is evident in Age of Huracan.


“It’s a beautiful looking game, with the animation on the five-reel, 1,024 pay way game screen combining with the soundtrack to evoke an atmosphere - something that’s really cranked up when players hit the free spins.”


A simple but fascinating release, the game offers a summer mood, with special symbols scatter and wild serving to spice up the experience. Te theme revolves around juicy and wet fruits with sevens being wild and the dollar acting as as scatter.


Asian-themed Mighty Moon overwhelms with mystique and plenty of colourful symbols that lead to winnings. Mighty Moon is a five-reel slot game offering 20 winning lines and additional features and functions that immerse players into a fantastic world of bonuses and lucrative winnings.


Te game has a wild symbol on all reels and scatters that pay out winnings. When five moons appear on an active line, a second screen bonus opens and the winnings are given on the line bet. Furthermore, a special scatter heats up the game by contributing 1x bet in a special pot. After a certain number of scatters are gathered in the pot, the accumulated amount is distributed randomly no matter the player's bet.


20 Mega Fresh features vivid fruit symbols, a five- reel set up and 20 paylines in a slot players have come to expect from CT Gaming Interactive`s Classics series of games.


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