Kalamba Games Invites Players to Join in Jazz Club with Speakeasy Boost

Kalamba Games, the online slot developer has made great strides with its new Speakeasy Boost slot. The fancy title has plenty of great features that players will enjoy. It is played on 5 reels, 3 rows, 243 active paylines. This is a high volatility game where the RTP is 96.50%, which is above the average, but players who buy bonus features will have an RTP of 97.49% and that’s even better. Wager-wise players can choose to bet from a minimum of $0.5 up to a maximum amount of $60.

Bonus Features:

The K-Boost features allow players to fill 3 meters, and then when 3 bonus symbols come up, 3 different levels of extra spins are awarded. Also, players can increase engagement by landing the Split symbols, and they will count as 2 or 3 matching symbols in the line they land. Also, the popular HyperBonus offers more fun and allows punters to jump directly into extra spins.

A Great Vibe:

This title is released on the Oryx Gaming platform and is a superbly crafted slot that brings to life the atmosphere of a classic jazz club in the 20th century.

Alex Cohen, COO and co-founder of Kalamba Games, said: “The roaring twenties is a great vibe for a game, especially in the chic surroundings of the infamous speakeasies. The pitch-perfect theme aligns flawlessly with the slick gameplay. It’s an achingly cool title to get your groove on with. Players are going to love it. Jam with all the cats and swing your way to big wins!”

About the Slot Specialist:

Kalamba Games is a popular game studio with headquarters in Malta, Floriana, and Krakow. The brand specializes in developing slots and content within the gaming industry. The brand was created in 2016 by two leaders in the land-based casino world and iGaming business, and is set to build an inspiring business as a provider who is looking forward to implementing the latest technologies. The co-founder has worked in various areas of the poker division of Unibet for almost seven years, going from project manager to director of poker development.

By Ivan Stefanovic