Tom Horn Gaming live in Spain with TonyBet via SoftSwiss; Hula’s across network via new online slot Hawaiian Fever

Following the recent release of its Hawaiian Fever summer slot, developer Tom Horn Gaming has further expanded its reach in Europe after going live with TonyBet in Spain courtesy of its existing SoftSwiss partnership.

The extended collaboration with the Belarus-based software provider and the full certification of titles, such as The Secret of Ba, 243 Crystal Fruits and 81 Frutas Grandes, in the southwestern European country, makes Tom Horn games accessible to the sports betting and online casino operator‘s customers in the key jurisdiction.

Fits The Bill:

“We always strive to deliver the best-in-class experience for our customers. Tom Horn Gaming fits this bill. Their expertise, attitude and dedication to delivering highly engaging, innovative games localised for the Spanish market are on par with our own business philosophy,” read a statement from Davis Skulte, Key Account Manager for TonyBet.

Skulte said they are “extremely positive” for that reason, “this will result in an effective partnership and mutual growth in Spain and beyond.”

Market Potential:

For its part, Tom Horn Gaming, Chief Executive Officer, Ondrej Lapides, explained…

“Spain is a market with a lot of potential and we’re eager to exploit these opportunities together with TonyBet.”

The CEO said that are “excited” to see how their titles are received by Spanish players and they are “confident” that they have “all the right products and tools to build a long-lasting business relationship” with their partners in Spain.”

New Initiatives:

Tom Horn Gaming’s latest deal is part of the firm’s steady growth in regulated markets and the expansion of its already significant global reach. According to the press release, the developer plans to expand beyond the slot vertical, launching a number of new initiatives in the coming weeks. Readers can find those updates and more right here at World Casino News.

Latest Slot Release:

Meanwhile, as mentioned, the iGaming software solution provider is working on heating things up this summer, having launched its latest slot title, Hawaiian Fever, with a max payout of up to x1860 the total bet.

Played across 27 paylines, the quintessential summer game transports players to one of the most beautiful and bucket-listed destinations in the U.S. The highly volatile video slot also provides players with engaging features triggered by Polynesian hula dancers, free spins and a buy feature.

Game Features:

Enhancing base gameplay in this island paradise is the expanding wild feature, activated by a Hawaiian girl, which serves as the game’s wild symbol, and when it lands anywhere on the reels it expands to completely fill the entire reel. Our Hula girl substitutes for all other symbols, which aids players in landing winning combinations.

The Aloha symbol is the regular wild symbol and landing three of them across the 3-reel, 3-row gameboard initiates the bonus round which sees 10 Aloha free spins awarded. Free-spins are not able to be retriggered, but are enhanced with expanding respins wild. Any time one of more Hawaiian girl symbol lands anywhere on reel two, players are awarded one Waikki respin. The number of respins awarded is always one.

Optional Buy Feature:

Depending on the jurisdiction, rather than wait for it to happen naturally, players who wish to access the Aloha free spins instantly can do so by activating the buy feature for a cost of 100x their current total stake.

CEO Lapides had this to say about the recent release…

“We continue to produce engaging content for our players and we’re excited to be launching this alluring summer game with beautiful graphics and immersive soundscape. Hawaiian Fever adds even more excitement, where even bigger wins await for those who dare to risk it, through the introduction of the buy feature available in certain jurisdictions.

The game combines an attractive theme with  smooth gameplay and we cannot wait to see how our players react to our hottest game to date.”