Games Global and Infinity Dragon Studios launch Irish-themed slot Rainbow Bonanza Paddy's Fortunes
Games Global has partnered with exclusive studio Infinity Dragon Studios to release a new folklore-inspired slot offering wins of up to 5,000x the stake.
Games Global has released Rainbow Bonanza Paddy’s Fortunes, a new online slot developed with exclusive studio partner Infinity Dragon Studios, drawing on Irish folklore themes and offering a maximum win potential of 5,000 times the bet.
The title follows a leprechaun character, Paddy, across a reel set that provides 720 ways to win in both directions.
Bonus features
A central mechanic, the Pot of Gold Bonus Wheel, can be triggered at any point during play once enough coins have been collected, awarding one of five guaranteed prizes. The game also includes Stacked Wilds featuring Paddy symbols across reels two, three and four, designed to boost the frequency of larger wins.
Landing scatter symbols spelling out L-U-C-K-Y activates a free spins round called Rainbow Bonanza Free Spins, which carries multipliers of up to 15x the bet. Additional free spins can be earned during this feature, and multipliers can build up in both the base game and free spins rounds, only resetting once the free spins have concluded.
Studio partnership
The release is built on Infinity Dragon Studios’ Fire & Roses Joker engine and adds to the studio’s portfolio, which includes titles such as Zeus Lightning Riches Power Combo and Gates of Asgard Power Combo, both distributed exclusively through Games Global.
Phil Mason, chief executive officer of Infinity Dragon Studios, said the game delivers a high-volatility experience built around Paddy as a central character intended to bring energy and charm to players.
Andy Booth, chief product officer at Games Global, described the title as a strong addition to the company’s portfolio, highlighting the Pot of Gold Bonus Wheel and Rainbow Bonanza Free Spins as key features aimed at delivering engaging gameplay.
Games Global operates a network of 42 in-house and partnered studios, which the company says have produced more than 1,300 proprietary games over the past two decades.

