Play'n GO launches classic buffalo games-inspired online slot Colt Lightning

iGaming content supplier Play'n GO announced Thursday the release of its latest online slot, Colt Lightning, which sees "a wild horse struck with lighting harness electrifying powers that play out on the reels."

Set on a unique layout, three features have been developed to complement each other throughout the game, which Play'n GO says are ideal for newcomers to slots and enthusiasts alike.

Colt Strike sees the Colt symbols increased on the reels upping the potential of a non-winning round. If a horseshoe symbol lands on reel three, this will activate the Re-spins feature, which not only gives the potential to gain a win but the reel height is also increased by one row; this feature can play out up to three times, upping the potential further.

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The Free Spins are activated by landing the three Scatters as you would expect, but Play'n GO has "pushed innovations" by changing the color of the Colt during the round, which is now worth double.

Fans of buffalo games and electric animations might find Colt Lightning reminiscent of other Play’n GO titles such as Beasts of Fire (2021), Safari of Wealth (2022), and more recently, Mount M (2022), which was released in September of last year.

George Olekszy

George Olekszy, Head of Game Retention at Play'n GO, said: "Play'n GO's attention to detail is apparent throughout. As well as the features, this is an entertaining game that is easy to follow; as soon as the animated lightning Colt gallops towards you, you know a feature is about to play out."

"Even the choice to have the Colt symbols as a different color in the Free Spins demonstrates Play'n GO's approach to player-first entertainment," he concluded.