Booming Games

Booming Games develops video slots and supplies them to casino operators and game aggregators. Founded in 2014, the business combines a mobile-first approach with its own Remote Gaming Server, wallet integration and tools that operators can use around the games. Its current releases range from small, fixed-line layouts to larger cascading grids, with coin collection, changing multipliers and several distinct versions of free spins.

The company's published portfolio description gives a catalogue of more than 150 games. That is a stated portfolio size rather than an independently counted exact total. Our collection contains 78 casinos whose recorded provider inventories include Booming Games. The review links above show those matches in the same order as our casino catalogue, allowing readers to compare the operators separately from the software they supply.

Company background and the Malta business

The operating company identified in the website's terms is Booming Games (Malta) Limited, registration number C84350. Its registered address is Q3, Level 5, Unit 2, Quad Central, Central Business District, Birkirkara CBD1020, Malta. The British regulator also records this location as the company's head office. The business's 2014 founding year should be distinguished from the incorporation or licensing date of any particular legal entity.

This is a business-to-business supplier. A casino can integrate its games while retaining responsibility for the player's registration, verification, payments and account conditions. The presence of a familiar Booming Games title therefore helps identify the software available at a casino, but it does not establish that two casinos share an operator, withdrawal policy or bonus agreement.

The company describes an in-house Remote Gaming Server and API wallet integration. In practical terms, the supplier provides the game service and a way for an operator's platform to connect to it. References to wallet integration concern the relationship between systems. They are not a list of deposit methods, nor do they establish that every casino supports the same account currencies.

Licensing and the limits of market information

Booming Games (Malta) Limited holds Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/B2B/459/2018 for critical gaming supply, including Type 1 gaming services. The regulator's authorisation record identifies the company and its licensed status. In Great Britain, the Gambling Commission lists account 57254 with active remote Gambling Software and Game Host (Casino) activities under licence 057254-R-333156-005.

These are supplier-level permissions. They should not be presented as a complete list of countries from which any individual casino accepts players. Operator permissions, residence restrictions and the availability of a particular game remain separate questions. A review can identify an operator's country restrictions without turning a software licence into an unrestricted invitation to register.

The website's terms define restricted jurisdictions and say that a list can be provided on request. That does not provide a complete public country inventory to reproduce here. The information table therefore identifies the verified licensing jurisdictions and company details, while the linked casino reviews remain the place to compare the operators' recorded restrictions.

A mobile-first catalogue with different game structures

Mobile-first development is a stated part of Booming Games' approach. It is useful context for a catalogue intended to run across devices, although each title still needs to present its own controls, rules and feature explanations. A compact three-by-three game and a seven-by-seven cluster game place very different demands on the screen, even when both come from the same studio.

The supplier also advertises regular releases, custom or branded games, promotional tools and technical support for its business customers. Those services explain why a game may be delivered within a broader operator campaign. They do not mean that an in-game feature and a casino promotion follow one shared set of conditions. A symbol-collection feature belongs to the game; an account reward belongs to the operator's offer.

The following examples use specific recent titles to explain the range. Their layouts, feature triggers and multiplier figures belong to the named releases. A familiar series name is useful for finding related games, but it is not a substitute for checking the rules of the version actually opened at a casino.

Boomstick Blast: Link & Loot

Released in August 2026, Boomstick Blast: Link & Loot uses five reels, three rows and ten fixed paylines. Dynamite collection connects the base game to its named feature. A Dynamite Boost can add extra symbols, while six or more Dynamite symbols trigger Link & Loot. During that feature, adjacent symbols form larger Colossal symbols across its five spins.

The distinction between collecting symbols and resolving a completed shape matters here. Colossal symbols of at least two-by-two positions can respin at the end, with outcomes including prize pots. The release describes a 2,500x Grand pot and an overall maximum of 10,000x the bet. Those figures refer to different parts of the game's award structure.

Free spins provide another route through the game, with three or more Bonus symbols serving as the trigger. The published optional feature purchases cost 100x and 150x the bet for the Bonus and Super Bonus respectively. Boost+ changes the base-game bet to 1.5 times its ordinary amount. These are game features, and their availability must be checked in the casino's local version.

Vampires: Blood Moon

Vampires: Blood Moon, released in October 2026, places 30 fixed paylines on a five-by-four grid. Its two coffin meters have different roles. Moon symbols feed the collection system, which can introduce a Vampire Collect symbol to the fifth reel. Scatter collection contributes to the free-spin system. The collector can also appear naturally during the base game.

The free-spin feature awards 15 spins and changes the symbol set as wins occur. Winning lower-value symbols can be removed, while higher-value silver symbols can be upgraded to gold versions with doubled payline values. Wilds collected during the feature return for a final Blood Moon Spin. The sequence is therefore more involved than an ordinary replay of the base-game reels.

Its stated maximum is 15,000x the bet. That ceiling does not describe how frequently the feature occurs or what a typical bonus will pay. The useful comparison is the feature's structure: collection before entry, changes during the spins and a separate final spin using the saved wilds.

Primal Buffalo PowerGrid

Primal Buffalo PowerGrid has a six-reel layout with column heights of four, five, five, five, five and four symbols, producing 10,000 ways. The two PowerGrids occupy reels two and three, and reels four and five. Coins can activate these areas, with a three-spin counter that resets when further qualifying coins arrive.

Completing a PowerGrid pays the collected values. Prize Reel symbols can add a separate event, including multipliers, prize pots or a Collect result. The mechanic sits alongside ordinary adjacent-reel wins, rather than replacing them with one universal coin payout. Its arrangement also differs from a feature that retains every symbol across the entire screen.

Three or more buffalo scatters start free spins, with six, eight, ten or twelve spins depending on the trigger. Completed grids can reset during that feature. The published launch information gives an overall maximum of 2,150x and an optional free-spin purchase costing 20x the bet. A lower purchase multiple is a price description, not evidence of better expected value.

Raccoon Raiders

Raccoon Raiders uses five reels and 15 paylines. The raccoon acts as a wild in ordinary combinations, with a multiplier that can reach 5x. Three safe scatters on reels one, three and five trigger the Heist Feature, which begins with three respins on a separate set of reels containing blanks and raider symbols.

The feature tracks a multiplier above each column. A Loot raider adds a value to its column, while a Mega Loot raider multiplies the column value. The corresponding multi-column symbols extend those operations across all five columns. Addition and multiplication therefore need to remain distinct when explaining how the displayed totals develop.

A newly arriving raider resets the respin counter to three. The release gives a maximum of 10,000x the bet and describes an optional direct feature entry. Its published announcement does not give a purchase price, so no price is assigned here. The full game information remains necessary to understand its final calculation and the options offered in a particular market.

Gates of Hercules 10,000

Gates of Hercules 10,000 moves to a six-by-five grid with scatter pays. Eight matching symbols anywhere on the reels can create a win. Winning symbols then disappear, the remaining symbols fall and new symbols fill the spaces. This cascading sequence has a different layout logic from fixed paylines that must be followed from left to right.

Random multiplier symbols range from 2x to 500x in the release description. Their values combine at the end of a cascade sequence and apply to the accumulated win. Four or more scatters trigger 15 free spins, while three or more scatters during the feature add five further spins. The bonus also carries forward a running multiplier total from qualifying wins.

The optional feature purchase is described as 100x the bet. Boost+ increases the base-game bet by a factor of 1.25. The 10,000x maximum in the title belongs to the complete game's ceiling; an individual multiplier symbol is one component of the calculation and should not be confused with that overall maximum.

Mr. Oinkster's Key to Riches

Mr. Oinkster's Key to Riches combines a five-by-three layout with 40 fixed paylines. A central Wild Reel is involved in collecting visible coin values. When a wild appears without coins, a modifier may adjust selected positions to create coins or winning symbols. The game therefore uses the same central visual element in more than one type of event.

Its free spins come in two forms. Multiplier Free Spins apply a fresh coin multiplier on each spin, while Double Wild Reel Free Spins activate two Wild Reels. Both can combine in a Super Feature. The names explain the broad distinction, but the feature screen is needed to see which combination has actually been awarded.

The launch description gives coin multipliers of 2x, 3x or 5x in the relevant free-spin mode and an overall maximum of 4,000x the bet. It lists Mystery Bonus and Super Bonus purchases at 100x and 200x. Those are two different entries into the feature system, rather than two names for an identical purchase.

Tasty Rush Sweet Spots

Tasty Rush Sweet Spots uses a seven-by-seven grid and cluster pays. A group of at least five qualifying symbols creates a win, after which the winning symbols are removed. Their positions become Sweet Spots. Further winning symbols in the sequence can build the multiplier, starting at 2x and doubling up to 128x.

Scatter symbols contribute to the Sweet Boost pot, and three or more trigger free spins. During that feature, Sweet Spot multipliers remain active throughout the bonus. Persistence is the important difference: an effect that lasts through a bonus changes the relationship between one spin and the next, rather than being recreated from scratch every time.

The published game maximum is 5,000x the bet, and the optional free-spin purchase is 100x. Boost+ adds 25% to the base-game bet. None of those figures is an RTP percentage. A multiplier ceiling, purchase cost and theoretical return describe separate properties and cannot be substituted for one another.

Regal Coins Hold and Win

Regal Coins Hold and Win begins with a three-by-three layout and five fixed paylines. Its coin fountain can introduce coins during the base game, and wilds can stack on the second reel. Three or more silver coins trigger a Hold and Win feature that expands the layout to five-by-three and awards three respins.

Additional qualifying symbols remain in place and reset the counter. Filling all positions is associated with the 1,000x Grand prize. The Super Hold and Win version has a different trigger involving silver coins on the first two reels and a gold coin on the third, then applies a 2x multiplier to coin values.

The launch description distinguishes that feature prize from the game's overall maximum of 5,000x. Its Boost+ option raises the bet to 1.5 times the ordinary base-game amount. The expanded bonus grid also shows why the layout visible at the start of a game is not always the layout used for every feature.

Lucky Charms Trio 10,000

Lucky Charms Trio 10,000 uses five reels, three rows and 20 fixed paylines. Its three pots correspond to Boost, Multiply and Collect effects. Those functions can appear alone or in combinations, creating seven possible combinations across the feature system. The theme's clover, horseshoe and top-hat symbols identify these different operations.

The bonus starts with three respins and a set of coins. In the combined feature, the clover builds a prize, the horseshoe multiplies qualifying values and the top hat collects them. The order of these operations matters because the collection can include values changed earlier in the sequence.

The Grand prize is described as 10,000x, while the overall maximum is 12,000x the bet. The published purchase options are 50x for Bonus, 100x for Duo Bonus and 300x for Trio Bonus. The extra cost buys a different feature entry, not a guarantee that its final payout will exceed the purchase price.

Comparing versions without combining their figures

These releases show several approaches to collecting values: a growing shape in Boomstick Blast, columns in Raccoon Raiders, paired grids in Primal Buffalo and a changing cluster grid in Tasty Rush. Shared words such as collect, boost or free spins do not make their rules interchangeable. The number of reels, the trigger and the way a counter resets all belong to a particular title.

The figures above are game-rule multiples of the selected bet. They are not casino deposit bonuses, account-currency conversions or estimates of a player's likely result. Optional purchases and increased-bet modes can also be unavailable in some operator or market versions. Check the displayed total cost before using a control whose name resembles an ordinary spin.

Return settings need the same care. No single RTP is assigned to the whole Booming Games catalogue here, and the product examples do not invent missing percentages. The theoretical return in a specific game's information describes its long-run mathematical configuration. It neither predicts an individual session nor turns the published maximum prize into an expected outcome.

Using the matching casino reviews

The 78 matching casinos in this collection list Booming Games in their recorded provider inventories. That count describes our review collection, not the supplier's worldwide client base. It can help readers locate an operator profile without suggesting that every title is available at every matched casino at the same moment.

Open a review to compare the operator's identity, supported currencies, payment methods, withdrawal conditions and country restrictions. Within the casino itself, search for the complete game title and read the information attached to that version. Together, the supplier profile and operator review answer different parts of the same question: what software is offered, and under whose account conditions it is accessed.

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