Blueprint Gaming Limited rolls out Deal or No Deal Lightning Spins video slot
British online casino games developer Blueprint Gaming Limited has announced the launch of its latest video slot themed around the iconic Deal or No Deal television gameshow in the five-reel and 20-payline Deal or No Deal Lightning Spins.
The Newark-headquartered innovator used an official Thursday press release published by European Gaming Media and Events to declare that the mobile-friendly title invites video slot aficionados ‘to take on the banker’ and also comes complete with four in-game progressive jackpots courtesy of the inclusion of its recently-premiered Lightning Spins bonus concept.
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Blueprint Gaming Limited stated that the introduction of Deal or No Deal Lightning Spins follows the premiere of its branded Deal or No Deal: Double Action and Deal or No Deal Megaways predecessors with the three-row title’s Lightning Spins innovation ‘adding a new twist to the gameplay’ as players are challenged to uncover bonus riches ‘from the famous red and blue boxes.’
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Jo Purvis, Marketing and Relationships Director for Blueprint, used the press release to pronounce that Deal or No Deal Lightning Spins is moreover the first video slot to come complete with its new Lightning Gold Spins symbols, which become fixed so as to allow iGaming competitors to build small wins into larger prizes over the course of multiple free spins.
Read a statement from Purvis…
“Deal or No Deal is historically one of the most popular brands within slots gaming across both retail and online, having been a crowd pleaser for over ten years. We’ve enjoyed huge success with our versions over the years and we’re excited to reveal this latest addition to the Deal or No Deal catalog. Deal or No Deal Lightning Spins delivers a fun new experience for players as they attempt to beat the banker with additional jackpots and cash prizes to be claimed through our new bonus feature.”
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