Playson puts a fresh twist on a classic hit with Super Sunny Fruits: Hold and Win
Supplier continues premium game rollout with latest innovative release
Casino games and software developer?Playson?has unveiled an enthralling new slot title, Super Sunny Fruits: Hold and Win.
Following on from the beloved Playson hit Sunny Fruits: Hold and Win, the developer’s latest game enhances that popular classic with the collecting symbol being added to Hold and Win mechanics, which remain a firm favorite among fans throughout the globe.
In another exciting twist, the 3×5 title features a new Super Sun Bonus symbol that appears only during the Bonus Game. The symbol collects all visible Bonus Symbol values and adds them to its own total, giving players a thrilling chance to claim even bigger wins.
Super Sunny Fruits: Hold and Win marks the most recent addition to Playson’s highly acclaimed Funky Fruits portfolio, comprising smash-hits such as Fruity Crown and Fruit Xtreme, which has helped the studio continue attracting audiences in regulated markets across the globe.
Vsevolod Lapin, Head?of?Product at?Playson, said: “Joining our renowned Funky Fruits series of slots, Super Sunny Fruits: Hold and Win incorporates a raft of cutting-edge upgrades on its thrilling prequel, the ever-popularSunny Fruits: Hold and Win.
“Now including the immersive new Super Sun Bonus symbol, we feel confident that the release will be warmly received by our partners and their players.”
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