Blueprint Gaming expands Kong franchise with Kong Even More Money
Blueprint Gaming has launched Kong Even More Money, the latest addition to its King Kong Cash series, featuring a bonus round in which the ape character grows from a 2x2 to a 5x5 Collect symbol.
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Blueprint Gaming has released Kong Even More Money, a new slot title in its long-running Kong franchise, which began with King Kong Cash. The game is now available to the studio’s operator partners.
The release centres on a bonus feature in which the Kong character increases in scale across the session. The Even More Monkey Bonus Round opens with three spins and a 2x2 Kong Collect symbol. Level Up symbols then expand Kong through four stages, adding extra spins and collection potential as he grows towards a 5x5 Collect. A Green Pot upgrade can further extend play onto an 8x5 grid.
Feature Upgrade Pots
Three Feature Upgrade Pots, linked to Red, Blue and Green Bonus Scatter symbols, influence how each bonus session begins. These can be triggered individually or in combination on any spin, applying a multiplier, adding extra Cash Prize and Level Up symbols to the reels, or expanding the grid via the Green Pot.
In the base game, Kong Collect symbols appearing on reel five gather Cash Prizes, while a separate Banana Pot fills as Banana and Cash Prize symbols land, eventually triggering the Banana Blitz pick feature.
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James Raraty, Product Roadmap Manager at Blueprint Gaming, said the Kong series has evolved since King Kong Cash to give the character increasing roles within each release. He said the expansion from 2x2 to 5x5 forms the centrepiece of the new bonus round, and that the Feature Upgrade Pots change how players enter each session depending on which colours have filled. He added that the title represents the largest version of the Kong character the studio has produced to date.
Blueprint Gaming, founded in 2009 and part of Germany’s Merkur Group, holds licences from regulators including the UKGC, MGA, AGCC and others, supplying certified games across more than 20 regulated markets.