Gaming Realms hatches a new hit with Slingo Fowl Play

Gaming Realms, a leading provider of mobile-focused gaming content, has reimagined one of WMG’s most popular titles in its latest release Slingo Fowl Play.

The familiar farmyard aesthetic returns, reinvigorated by traditional Slingo mechanics which task players to match numbers across a 5×5 grid, boosting their position on an incrementally increasing prize ladder.

This increases the value of instant cash prizes which grow with each Slingo created, also awarding more picks from the available mystery options. Players can also trigger a fox pick bonus during this round, further boosting win potential.

The all-important free spins round can be unlocked by forming Slingo lines with extra Slingos granting more wilds in the bonus.

Building from the popular original game Fowl Play, this Slingo iteration is expected to be a hit in Italy and numerous other markets, following Gaming Realms’ localised geo-specific approach.

It follows other recent releases such as Slingo Press Your Luck, Slingoooal Championship and Slingo River Re3ls™.

Mark Segal, CEO at Gaming Realms, said: “Slingo Fowl Play reimagines an existing popular game adding innovative gameplay mechanics, which provide both returning players and newcomers with a thrilling experience.

“Leveraging the powerful IP behind the title, we anticipate it will resonate with players globally, especially in markets like Italy where the original Fowl Play has a dedicated fanbase already.”

Sam Crawford, Online Gaming Director at WMG, said: “We are thrilled to have worked with Gaming Realms on the upcoming release Slingo Fowl Play. The combination of the strong Fowl Play IP and brilliant Slingo mechanics, combine two great aspects into one amazing game.

“The adaptation of the base assets provides a fresh take on the farmyard theme, producing a brilliant interpretation of the original aesthetic. WMG worked very closely with Gaming Realms to complete the final version of the game and the entire process was thoroughly enjoyable.”