Push Gaming sends panda Big Bam-book into martial arts themed slot

B2B supplier Push Gaming has released a new slot title continuing the adventures of its panda character, combining a book theme with martial arts imagery and mystery symbol mechanics.

Push Gaming sends panda Big Bam-book into martial arts themed slot

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Push Gaming has launched Big Bam-book, the latest instalment in its series featuring the studio’s panda character, on 29th August 2024.

The game blends a familiar book theme with a martial arts setting populated by anthropomorphic animal warriors, tasking players with uncovering wins hidden within ancient books.

Mystery symbols and free spins

Both the base game and the free spins feature can generate mystery bamboo symbols, which reveal either standard paying symbols or golden mystery symbols. Three matching mystery reveals are required to trigger a feature. The golden symbols can also uncover scatters carrying instant prizes, though this only applies during the bonus round.

In the free spins feature, scatters can land anywhere on the reels and are collected on a multiplier meter. Players progress through four levels, with each stage increasing the multiplier and adding five extra spins.

The title also includes a bonus buy option and Push Gaming’s proprietary Push Bet feature, both designed to give players additional ways to chase larger wins.

Developer comment

Jack Marshall, Junior Game Producer at Push Gaming, said the game offers a strong range of features and winning potential through its mystery symbol mechanics in both the base game and free spins round. He highlighted the Golden Mystery Reveal in the free spins feature as a particular highlight, describing the instant prize reveals as an exciting moment for players. Marshall added that the development team had delivered a strong final product.

The release was issued by Square in the Air on behalf of Push Gaming.

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