Kalamba Games Introduces Players to Goblins and Gemstones Hit n Roll

In Goblins & Gemstones Hit n Roll by Kalamba Games, the player takes on the role of a greedy goblin banker. The game is set in an underground bank, where the goblin bankers are responsible for keeping track of the vast amount of gold and gems stored there. The player must use their intelligence and competence to accurately audit the bank's books and procuring the correct amount of gold and gems. The graphics in the game are wonderful, and the overall vibe is one of an office environment. The "audit" aspect of the game is both challenging and enjoyable!

Betting Options and Bonus Features:

In this game, you'll have the chance to win big prizes by lining up winning combinations of symbols on the reels. The action takes place across 5 reels, 4 rows, and 1024 active paylines. With a decent range of bet sizes available, everyone can enjoy this game and have a chance to take home a huge payout. The minimum betting option is $0.25, while the maximum is $60. The highest RTP is 96.86%, however, some operators can reduce this percentage. And with a high volatility level, you can expect some truly epic wins. The maximum potential win is capped at 49,152x the bet and players will have the help of several bonus features including wilds, extra spins, Hit ‘N’ Roll Bonus feature, scatters, Paired Reels, Expand ‘N’ Lock, and Scatter-Split feature.

Engaging Gameplay:

The gameplay is also very engaging, and it allows players to interact with the goblins in a variety of ways. The overall atmosphere of the game is one of fun and excitement, and it is clear that the developer put a lot of effort into making this a very enjoyable experience!

COO and Co-Founder at Kalamba Games, Alex Cohen, said: “Drawing upon the original title’s long-standing player base while engaging new players through an upgraded max win and a host of gameplay improvements means that we will be delivering a game that has universal appeal. We look forward to seeing the reception the title receives from players upon release.”

By Ivan Stefanovic