BGaming rolls out Minesweeper-style casual title Tile Master
iGaming supplier BGaming has released Tile Master, a new casual game inspired by classic tile-clearing formats such as Minesweeper.
BGaming has launched Tile Master, a casual game drawing on the mechanics of tile-based titles including its own Mine Gems and the classic Minesweeper format.
The game gives players a choice of three tile types, each tied to a different volatility level: rivers for low volatility, roads for medium and cities for high. Maximum win multipliers range from x25 for rivers up to x1,000 for cities, with players aiming to build a streak of 12 connected tiles.
How it works
Each spin adds a random tile to the sequence, with the multiplier climbing as tiles are successfully matched. Players can choose to cash out at any point or continue the streak in pursuit of a bigger multiplier.
Tile Master carries a return-to-player rate of 97.36% and includes a round history table, letting players track previous outcomes to help shape their strategy. Turbo Spin and Autoplay options are also included, giving players control over the pace of each session.
Company comment
Yulia Aliakseyeva, Co-CPO at BGaming, said the title blends familiar board and computer game mechanics with modern features, aiming to reduce decision fatigue while offering a rewarding experience. She added that the combination of adjustable volatility, high RTP and features such as round history and Turbo mode is designed to appeal to a broad range of player preferences.
Tile Master adds to BGaming’s existing catalogue of casual games, continuing the studio’s focus on simple, accessible formats alongside its wider portfolio of more than 150 titles used across over 1,600 online casinos.