Play'n GO launches new fishing-themed slot Boat Bonanza

Play'n GO announced Thursday it is releasing a new fishing-themed slot, Boat Bonanza. The title takes players to navigate "choppy waters and have their fishing skills tested as they cast their hook and bait in the hope of netting the biggest catch," the brand described.

During the Free Spins, Collector Boats are randomly highlighted above where Instant Prizes lie in wait. They will be reeled to the surface for players to seize. If two boats land on the same reel when highlighted, this will trigger the Mega Catch feature where the net is cast across the entire grid to reel in every prize in that round.

This game really takes fun overboard!

Prepare for the ultimate catch, who knows what you’ll discover beneath the sea’s surface! 🎣

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In the Mega Catch feature, which is triggered by having both boats highlighted above the same reel, all Instant Prizes on the reels are collected and added to the player’s catch. "If the player happens to fish themselves a Golden Lobster, they can multiply their total bet by x1000! With fun, simple visuals, Boat Bonanza is the definite greatest hits collection of fishing slots rolled into one," the company said.

Charlotte Miliziano, Head of Games at Play’n GO, said:  “We know fishing titles are cornerstones of the online slot world. So, with Boat Bonanza, we decided to combine everything we love about fishing slots and mould them into one mega title. There’s so much to love about Boat Bonanza. Everything in this game is built with the player’s experience in mind.”

The new title follows the release earlier this week of Dio - Killing the Dragon, a new addition to the supplier's music series slots collection, this time based on the rock band Dio. Players will join the band's lead vocalist Ronnie James Dio and use its music to conquer "deadly fire-breathing dragons, prowling wild wolves and more."