Realistic Games launches winter sequel Catch 22 Frozen Fortune

Realistic Games has released a seasonal follow-up to its Catch 22 slot, adding a polar bear character and combining its 1-2-Infinity mechanic with the original title's features.

Realistic Games launches winter sequel Catch 22 Frozen Fortune

Realistic Games has launched Catch 22 Frozen Fortune, a winter-themed sequel to its Catch 22 slot title, the supplier announced on 5th December 2024.

The new game retains the 5x4 reel layout of the original but reworks its symbols for a seasonal theme, with a polar bear character named Barry replacing the fisherman figure from the earlier release.

Gameplay mechanics

Catch 22 Frozen Fortune incorporates Realistic’s 1-2-Infinity mechanic alongside features from the original Catch 22 game. Landing scatter symbols on the first two reels triggers infinite respins, with wins continuing to accumulate at no cost until a third scatter appears and unlocks the bonus round.

During free spins, players can collect instant win prizes by landing polar bear symbols. If two bears appear without any instant win fish symbols, the entire gameboard fills with cash prizes. A single polar bear symbol can also trigger unlimited respins, which continue until either an instant cash prize or another bear symbol is landed.

Following recent releases

The title follows other recent launches from Realistic Games, including Hit The Top, Diamonds Stick ’Em Up and Book of Bass.

Marcela Nadin, Account Manager at Realistic Games, said the release builds on the popularity of the original Catch 22 with new features and character interactions, adding that the combination of 1-2-Infinity and Catch 22 mechanics offers unlimited spins across both the base game and bonus round.

Realistic Games has been supplying online casino content since 2002, with a portfolio of more than 100 slots, table games and instant-win titles. Its content is available across regulated markets including the UK, Romania and Sweden, with operator partners including Entain, William Hill and Flutter Group.

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