Cascading wins and crazy multipliers keep the action buzzing from spin to spin in Gaming Corps latest slot

Gaming Corps a publicly-listed game development company based in Sweden, has announced the release of Whole Lotta Honey, a high-volatility video slot bursting with un-bee-lievable win potential, offering a top prize of up to 10,000x the total bet.

Set within a vibrant beehive kingdom, Whole Lotta Honey drops players into a fast-moving honeycombed grid where symbols pay anywhere in view and every winning combination triggers a tumble, clearing the way for fresh symbols to fall into place and keep the action buzzing.

At the core of the gameplay are powerful multiplier symbols, which appear with values ranging from x2 up to x100 and apply to the total win, known as the “Bumble Win,” at the end of a spin. These multipliers are active whenever they appear in view, allowing wins to scale quickly as tumbling combinations stack on top of one another. Adding another layer of unpredictability is the Beehive feature, which can activate on any spin outside of Free Spins, either injecting additional Scatter symbols to trigger the bonus or increasing the value of multipliers already in play.

The Free Spins bonus is triggered by landing four or more Scatter symbols anywhere on the grid, awarding up to 14 Free Spins. During Free Spins, multiplier symbols become even more impactful, with every multiplier that lands on a winning spin adding to a persistent total multiplier that applies throughout the entire bonus round. Additional Free Spins can also be retriggered, allowing the total multiplier to continue building as players chase the game’s top prize.

Alexandros Mavroudis, Product Owner at Gaming Corps, said: “With Whole Lotta Honey, the goal was to create a slot that never sits still. The tumbling grid, Scatter pays anywhere and special Beehive modifier all work together to keep the game buzzing, while the persistent multipliers in Free Spins give players a clear sense of progression. It’s playful in tone, but very deliberate in how the mechanics stack and escalate.”