Honey Rush

Honey Rush is the first hexagonal cascade grid slot, set in a bee colony, with 37 symbols laid out like a honeycomb. It was released on October 31, 2019, and with the free demo you can spin the sweet grid right away with no sign-up.

How is a hexagonal grid different from a regular grid?

Honey Rush’s grid is built from 37 honeycomb-shaped hexagonal cells instead of square ones. Because each cell touches more neighbors, clusters can spread in many directions. As officially described, it’s the first hexagonal cascade grid title from Play’n GO slots, so you can feel a new dimension of play.

How are clusters formed?

When 5 or more matching symbols touch each other, it becomes a cluster win regardless of shape. Each symbol only needs to be adjacent to at least one other symbol, so there are plenty of chances. Winning clusters disappear and new symbols drop in, letting you form new clusters with the remaining symbols. The flow of new symbols dropping into the cleared spots and keeping the chain going feels lively too.

When does Worker Colony help?

On a spin with no win, Worker Colony can trigger at random. It turns the symbols surrounding the center symbol of the grid into the same symbol as the center one, forms a cluster on the spot, and clears it from the grid. These welcome worker bees turn an empty spin into the starting point of a chain. The value of the cluster created also depends on which symbol sits in the center cell.

How does the Rush Meter fill?

The Rush Meter in Honey Rush fills by the number of symbols in the cluster you make. For example, a cluster of 6 symbols fills the meter by 6. When the meter is full, the Rush feature triggers, so the more big clusters you make in a row, the faster you get close to the feature. Watching the meter gauge is a lot of fun. The moment one big cluster shoots the meter up in one go feels pretty satisfying.

What should I check first in the demo?

The RTP is 94.5% and the max win is 9,000x your bet. Bonus buy is not available, so the Rush feature only opens when you fill the meter yourself with clusters. There is no official volatility figure, so in the demo, watch how often Worker Colony triggers and how fast the meter fills to get a feel for the flow. The demo is also a great way to get used to the chain-reaction feel unique to a hexagonal grid.