Playson’s Vegas Glitz

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Playson, the accomplished digital entertainment supplier, enters Nevada’s iconic neon strip in Vegas Glitz, where a dual bonus offering with Wild Multipliers add serious sparkle to the game’s win potential.

Set against a blue velvet backdrop, a host of classic casino symbols adorn the 6x4 grid, with three or more diamond scatter symbols inviting players to share their own bonus journey by choosing from two immersive Bonus rounds, Free Spins or Star Spins.

Depending on the number of landed scatter symbols, up to 30 Free Spins or seven Star Spins are initially granted. During Free Spins, bonus play sees any Wild that features in a winning combination transform into a Wild Multiplier, with the payline then benefiting from a 2x, 3x or 5x multiplier.

For those who opt for the Star Spins feature, at least one Star Collect symbol lands on the reels and offers up to 12x the total bet, with Star, Jackpot and Scatter symbols the only other icons that can land during the feature in a significant boost to bonus payouts.

Adding an extra dimension to the Main Game, landing the Collect Symbol alongside any Star or Jackpot symbol triggers the Collect Feature. The values of all Star symbols or any in-game jackpots worth up to 1,000x on the game field are then collected and added to the win.

Marking the award-winning studio’s latest release, Vegas Glitz reinforces Playson’s ability to meticulously craft bountiful slot titles for its operators’ players to enjoy worldwide.

Anton Ivannikov, CPO at Playson, said: “Vegas Glitz is a celebration of everything players love about classic Las Vegas-style slots, elevated with modern mechanics that significantly enhance engagement and win potential.

“By introducing a dual bonus offering alongside Wild Multipliers and high-value Jackpots, we have created a title that delivers both choice and depth within a familiar, glamorous setting, while simultaneously upholding our commitment to supplying our partners with premium content that drives long-term retention.”