Lobster Hotpot: A Thrilling Fishing Adventure Slot Game by Gaming Corps
Gaming Corps presents Lobster Hotpot, an exciting new slot game that takes players on a unique fishing adventure. As specialists in arcade-style casino games, the Swedish company has created a mesmerizing aquatic journey where players can reel in fantastic prizes.
The aim of the game is simple: cast your reels into the depths to collect fish or land the Hotpot symbol to collect lobsters. The lobsters can then collect fish themselves and increase their value. It’s a five-reel video slot with three symbols per reel and 10 paylines.
To make the game even more exciting, Lobster Hotpot offers free spins. Land three, four, or five scatter symbols to trigger 10, 15, or 20 free spins, respectively. During these free spins, players have the chance to win prizes ranging from 1x to 1,000x their total bet by landing fish symbols.
But that’s not all! If a wild symbol lands during the free spins, it triggers the Wild Collect feature, which collects and awards all fish prizes to the player. Additionally, there are five active lobsters during the free spins. When a fish prize lands without a wild symbol, the corresponding lobster will collect the fish and accumulate its value.
The excitement continues with the Lobster Hotpot feature. Landing the Lobster Hotpot or Lobster Super Hotpot symbols on any reel triggers this feature. The Lobster Hotpot collects and awards the prize accumulated on the assigned reel, while the Lobster Super Hotpot collects and awards the prizes accumulated on all lobsters.
Lobster Hotpot joins Gaming Corps’ impressive lineup of game releases, including Raging Zeus Mines, Coin Miner 2, Super Hot Stacks, and Wild Woof. Connor Blinman, Head of Games at Gaming Corps, expressed his delight and congratulated the product team for their continuous efforts in creating thrilling titles like Lobster Hotpot.
Get ready to dive into the deep sea and experience the excitement of Lobster Hotpot. Stay tuned for more exciting game releases from Gaming Corps in 2024.